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Icelandair Posts $58 Million Profit Amid Record Passenger Revenue

Icelandair has achieved what it deemed "robust third-quarter results" after posting a net profit of $57.8 million. The airline generated its highest-ever passenger revenues exceeding $400 million after more than doubling its passengers from last year. Read More Here: Icelandair Posts $58 Million Profit Amid Record Passenger Revenue | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

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Boeing Gets Backing Of Republican Senator In 737 MAX Certification Delay Request

Boeing is now being backed by a US senator and a major airline. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has shared a commitment to seeing Boeing's approval window extended to ensure that its next 737 MAX variants are built upon the existing design. United Airlines has also committed to helping Boeing secure approval from the Federal Aviation

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Hawaiian to operate Airbus A330-300 freighters for Amazon

Hawaiian Holdings, Inc., the parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, Inc., today announced an agreement with Amazon.com, Inc. and its subsidiaries to operate and maintain an initial fleet of 10 Airbus A330-300 freighters starting in the fall of 2023. Hawaiian will maintain and fly Amazon’s A330s under Hawaiian’s FAA air carrier certificate to move cargo between airports near

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‘Unsustainable’: Air Canada & WestJet On Canada’s ‘Inevitable’ Airline Consolidation

For years, Canada has been heavily dominated by two carriers, now obviously Air Canada and WestJet, together with many much smaller operators. But there are now also (U)LCCs: Lynx Air, Flair, Canada Jetlines, and WestJet's Swoop. They're shaking things up and – most significantly – have many aircraft on order. Read More Here: ‘Unsustainable’: Air

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SpiceJet’s Flight Restriction Has Been Lifted By Indian Regulators

Beginning October 30th, SpiceJet will no longer be restricted to operating only 50% of its flights. The announcement came from the Indian Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The airline has been limited to operating only half of its flights for the past three months. The restriction came following an operational inspection in which the

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