Wet leasing airplanes seems to be the flavor of the season in India, with two of the biggest budget airlines in the country going for it. While IndiGo will soon add Boeing 777s to its fleet, rival airline SpiceJet has also decided to add capacity by wet leasing Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. Read More Here: […]
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Even before Qantas CEO Alan Joyce announced the airline's stunning turnaround last week, some union leaders called it a 'PR Stunt.' Despite Qantas offering pay rises in line with national guidelines and hefty bonuses on top of existing agreements, one union leader vowed to "draw a line in the sand and fight this every step
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While traffic trends are encouraging in India, the latest estimates by corporate rating firm ICRA suggest that airlines will continue to remain under financial stress. Several challenges, including fuel prices and weakening currency, will likely offset any revenue growth coming from increasing passenger numbers. Read More Here: Indian Airlines Likely To Remain Under Stress Despite
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Delta Air Lines passengers traveling through Chicago O’Hare International Airport may notice a few changes after its launch at Terminal 5. Let's take a look. Read More Here: Delta Air Lines Opens New Chicago O’Hare Sky Club | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets
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Following the arrest of an American male suspect for making a bomb threat onboard Singapore Airlines Flight SQ 33 from San Francisco to Singapore, the 37-year-old suspect has since been handed several charges and denied bail after being assessed as a flight risk and extreme danger to the public. Read More Here: Singapore Airlines Passenger
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With Air New Zealand about to fully restore its US network beyond pre-COVID levels, it is also launching a refreshed travel app built on customer feedback. The new Air NZ app, to be launched early next month, is designed to make travel smoother for passengers and allow them to influence what new features are added.
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Less than two weeks after a 24-hour walkout left the airline working at half capacity, pilots at Eurowings Germany are set to strike for three days following failed talks with pilots’ union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC). Read More Here: Eurowings Pilots Plan 3 Day Strike On Monday | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets
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ALTA, or the Latin American & Caribbean Air Transport Association, has recently added Emirates as a new associate member in its partnered airline group. This new partnership further enhances Emirates' network with more accessible connections to nearly 200 cities across the Americas. Read More Here: Emirates Participates In Latin American & Caribbean Air Transport Association
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All the legacy airlines' frequent flyer programs offer the chance to earn elite status – with Delta SkyMiles, this is known as Medallion status. Increasing levels of status can be earned from flying or credit card spending, bringing increasing benefits when flying. As a member of the SkyTeam Alliance, equivalent alliance status is offered with
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It will soon be 19 years since Concorde made its final passenger flight. The supersonic aircraft was retired in October 2003 after 27 years in service. Overall, 20 units of the jet were produced. With the production program being so well-publicized over the decades, let's take a look at where these planes are now. Read
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