China Southern seems to have scheduled the Boeing 737 MAX for service. As spotted by Reuters, the airline has passengers being able to book themselves onto the type for domestic flights on October 30. If the carrier does not change equipment, this would mean the return of the MAX to commercial service in China after […]
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Upgraded International Economy Class meals including Chef Jérôme Ferrer created entrees, plus new Air Canada Bistro choices Complimentary Wi-Fi for all Premium Rouge customers 25 per cent increase in onboard entertainment content, including Live TV New Acqua di Parma amenity kits and, in Vancouver, Porsche-powered Air Canada Chauffeur Service for Air Canada Signature Class Air Canada
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The WestJet Group has issued a statement following the release of the Competition Bureau’s advisory report on the company’s proposed acquisition of Sunwing Vacations and Sunwing Airlines, and the Canadian Transportation Agency’s positive determination. The Bureau’s report is advisory and non-binding but will support the Minister of Transport’s public interest assessment. The final decision, made
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Italy has been Ryanair's most-served country since 2013 when it overtook Spain to become number one. In the past three years, the pan-European ULCC has expanded enormously in Italy, just like Wizz Air. It has benefited from the end of Alitalia, especially domestically; the small scale of ITA, its successor; and great growth-inducing airport deals.
Ryanair Stronghold: Route Chief Sees Up To 120 Italian Based Boeing 737s Read More »
Exactly 29 years ago today, on October 27th, 1993, Widerøe flight 744 crashed near Berg in Overhalla, killing six of the 19 passengers and crew. The crash prompted the Norwegian airline to reorganize its aircraft operation division. Read More Here: How A Twin Otter Crash On This Day In 1993 Prompted An Operational Restructure At
The Lufthansa Group has demonstrated its 'regained profitability' by posting an operating profit of over €1 billion for the third quarter of 2022. This is more than four times higher than the figure it achieved in this regard for the same period in 2021. The group also had many other reasons to be cheerful in
On The Up: Lufthansa’s Q3 Operating Profit Exceeds €1 Billion Read More »
Simple Flying's latest podcast is live and ready for you to enjoy. Hosted this week by Jo Bailey, our Managing Editor, our 141st episode is now available for your listening pleasure. Read More Here: The Simple Flying Podcast Episode 141: Simple Flying Meets Virgin Atlantic’s Captain Chris Again | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap
In its latest Commercial Market Outlook, Boeing forecasted that the world's in-service commercial fleet would nearly double over the next 20 years. It said that the fleet would grow from 25,900 aircraft in 2019 to 47,080 by 2041, creating a demand for 41,170 new aircraft in that period. Read More Here: Boeing Says China Needs
Boeing Says China Needs 8,485 New Planes By 2041 Read More »
IndiGo’s plans of wet leasing widebody jets for the long term have reportedly been turned down by India’s aviation watchdog, the DGCA. The airline is getting widebodies to maintain capacity, as many of its narrowbody planes are grounded due to a lack of engines and spares. But the DGCA has no plans of allowing IndiGo
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Joyce Jackson, a 78-year-old woman from Abergele in Wales, says her poignant plans have been ruined after Virgin Atlantic lost her luggage when she flew from Manchester to Orlando. The luggage contained her and her late husband’s wedding rings, as well as his ashes. Read More Here: Virgin Atlantic Accused Of Losing Husband’s Ashes In
Virgin Atlantic Accused Of Losing Husband’s Ashes In Checked Baggage Read More »
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