Alaska Airlines has released its latest quarterly report, revealing the US carrier raked in record-breaking operating revenues of $2.8 billion, the highest-ever quarterly intake in its 78-year history. Let's take a closer look at Alaska's latest results below. Read More Here: Alaska Airlines Sets A New Revenue Record Of $2.8 Billion | SimpleFlying.com via Flight […]
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Some airline executives have been known to say that "I'll take all the sustainable aviation fuel I can get – as long as it does not cost more than regular jet fuel." While this may be quite a cynical statement when it comes to doing your best to save the planet, they might just get
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Etihad Airways made this announcement: Scheduled Washington Dulles to Abu Dhabi service to fly via Sharm-El-Sheik delivering COP27 delegates with zero net emissions Operated on Etihad’s Boeing 787 “Greenliner” the flight will leverage SAF Book & Claim systems in partnership with World Energy to overcome SAF logistical and infrastructure challenges The special operation demonstrates that
airBaltic made this announcement: Since April 2022, the Latvian airline airBaltic has been providing cargo operations from Kyiv, Ukraine by organizing a multimodal mail transportation system in cooperation with Ukrposhta, the national postal service of Ukraine. Until September, airBaltic has already carried a total weight of over 400 tons of mail from Ukraine to various destinations.
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Exactly 45 years ago today, on October 20, 1977, a chartered twin-engine Convair CV-240 crashed in a wooded area close to Gillsburg, Mississippi, killing six of the 24 passengers and crew. Among the fatalities were several members of the Jacksonville, Florida, southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd. Read More Here: 45 Years Ago Today: The Crash
Tui Belgium is set to welcome the Embraer E195-E2 to its fleet from the first half of next year. Embraer today revealed that the airline had signed an agreement with AerCap to lease three of the aircraft to operate short-and-mid-haul routes, primarily from Antwerp. Read More Here: TUI Belgium To Lease 3 Embraer E195-E2 Aircraft
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Speaking at Routes World in Las Vegas, Krislen Keri, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi's Senior Commercial Manager, gave more insight into the Group's plans for the incoming A321XLRs. They have 47 on order, some of which are destined for the UAE unit. Read More Here: Wizz Air’s Airbus A321XLRs Will Carry 239 Passengers And Fly Up
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It will soon be 20 years since Kingfisher Airlines was founded. Indian residents would have been well familiarized with the Kingfisher name before the carrier was formed in 2003, and the airline held a strong presence in the skies during its tenure. Read More Here: What Went Wrong With Kingfisher Airlines? | SimpleFlying.com via Flight
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Simple Flying’s latest podcast is live and ready for you to enjoy. Hosted this week by Tom Boon, our Content Manager, and Jo Bailey, our Managing Editor, our 140th episode is now available for your listening pleasure. Read More Here: The Simple Flying Podcast Episode 140: Lufthansa’s New Cabin, New Zealand Air’s Wind Problems |
Following a couple of difficult years amid the challenging backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic, many of the world's airlines are now looking to forge a strong recovery. THAI Airways is one such carrier, and it recently received endorsement for revisions to its rehabilitation plan. Let's take a closer look at the matter. Read More Here:
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