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Argentina To Withdraw $102 Million In Fundings To State Carrier Aerolineas

The Argentinian State will reduce the budget for its State carrier Aerolíneas Argentinas by about US$102 million dollars, as the company moves on from the COVID-19 crisis, and expects to surpass the 13 million passengers, said the airline’s CEO, Pablo Ceriani. The carrier has had net losses continuously since 2008. Read More Here: Argentina To

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How Icing Downed An American Airlines Douglas DC-3 On This Day In 1943

Exactly 78 years ago today, on October 15, 1943, American Airlines Flight 63 crashed near Centerville, Tennessee, killing all 11 passengers and crew. The aircraft operating the flight was a five-year-old Douglas DC-3-178 with the registration NC16008. American Airlines Flight 63 was a regularly scheduled six-leg domestic flight between Cleveland, Ohio, and Memphis, Tennessee, with

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What Happened To PrivatAir?

PrivatAir became one of Europe's best-recognized private/VIP airline brands from humble beginnings, with just a single aircraft in its original fleet. However, hard times led to financial pressures that the airline could not overcome, eventually closing its operations down in late 2018. Let's take a look at the details of this unique operator. Read More

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