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Scandinavian Airlines-SAS has issued the statement: Nasdaq Stockholm’s disciplinary committee has today decided to impose a fine on SAS as a result of the company’s information handling in connection with the outbreak of SAS’ pilot strike on July 4, 2022. The interest in the mediation between SAS and SAS Scandinavia’s pilots’ unions was very high […]

Airline executives worldwide are busy reviewing schedules after Japan announced it is finally reopening to tourists. The restrictions on individual travelers and the number of tourists who can enter Japan each day will be gone from October 11. Read More Here: Japan Reopening Visa-Free Travel And Abolishing Daily Arrival Caps | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking

Things are moving at a swift pace at Air India. Grounded airplanes are being prepped for operations again, new aircraft orders are on the way, and cost-effective practices are becoming the norm. In the latest move by its new owners, Air India has entered a leaseback agreement with a US-based firm to replace old A320

Although the Asia-Pacific region was relatively slower-paced at recovering in the post-pandemic aviation industry due to the slower lifting of restrictions, a rebound in demand for air travel within Singapore was a lot quicker. The country fully reopened its borders on April 1st, and passenger traffic within Changi International Airport quickly filled the initial two

National Airlines has announced that it has received its first Boeing 747-400ERF (extended range freighter). The new freighter registered N663CA offers a more fuel-efficient option for ultra-long-haul cargo operations. The aircraft features a lifting nose door and a large side door enabling it to haul enormous objects. The plane will help National meet the growing

Law enforcement officers arrested a passenger after allegedly punching a flight attendant on a flight to Los Angeles. The incident happened on Wednesday, onboard a flight from San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, to Los Angeles. Read More Here: American Airlines Passenger Arrested By FBI For Striking Flight Attendant | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

Earlier today, the United States Department of Transportation released its Air Travel Consumer Report (ATCR), outlining consumer complaints, mishandled wheelchairs and scooters, mishandled luggage, and on-time performance. The report shows that July’s consumer complaints are up from June and more than 260% above pre-pandemic levels. Read More Here: United States Consumer Complaints Are 260% Above

The Brazilian carrier Azul Linhas Aéreas has recently announced a new route from Recife International Airport (REC) to Uruguay and the future resumption of a route to the United States. Azul will operate flights to Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Carrasco International Airport (MVD) in Montevideo, the Uruguayan capital city, strengthening its international connectivity. Read

United Airlines is looking to resume its commercial services to Cuba after a two-and-a-half-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonetheless, the airline is worried it will miss an October 31 deadline imposed by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) due to the challenges. Read More Here: United Airlines Concerned About Missing Cuba Flight Resumption

The Boeing 747-400, once the mainstay of long-haul airline operations for over two decades, became iconic for many reasons. But one particular example not only set records during her career in airline service but also remains one of the best-preserved examples of the type today. Read More Here: What Happened To The First Qantas Boeing