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SAS and the Norwegian Armed Forces signs new agreement for strategic evacuation

The Norwegian Armed Forces have on March 4, 2024 signed a new agreement with SAS for strategic air evacuation. The agreement ensures continued capacity for strategic air evacuation using SAS’ latest Airbus A320neo aircraft. This will follow the phase-out of the current aircraft and transition to the new agreement will take place in 2025. Photo: […]

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Frontier Airlines opens a crew base at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport

Frontier Airlines is celebrating the opening of a new crew base at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Frontier Airlines representatives, along with Cleveland Director of Port Control Bryant L. Francis, C.M., and Bonnie Teeuwen, Chief Operating Officer, City of Cleveland, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the occasion. The base is expected to employ up

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iAero Airways is pursuing an asset-sale agreement for its Boeing 737s

An affiliate of Eastern Air Holdings of Kansas City has submitted a bid to acquire AeroTech Miami and iAero Airways. iAero is pursuing an asset-sale agreement with this affiliate linked with Eastern Air Lines (3rd). The proposed asset sale would include the Boeing 737s of iAero Airways. According to the carrier, iAero Airways owns and/or

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United Airlines changes its order for Boeing 737-10 MAX 10s to MAX 9s

United Airlines Boeing 737-10 MAX 10 N27602 (msn 43510) (The future is SAF) PAE (Nick Dean). Image: 961800. United Airlines has formally cancelled its outstanding order for the uncertified Boeing 737-10 MAX 10. Instead the aircraft will be built as the smaller 737-9 MAX 9. According to United CEO Scott Kirby, “We’ve asked Boeing to

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50 people were treated for injuries on the arrival of LATAM flight in Auckland due to a “strong movement”

LATAM Airlines (Chile) issued this short statement: “Flight LA800, operating the Sydney — Auckland route today, had a technical event during the flight which caused a strong movement.” The airline did not define what the strong movement was. The aircraft involved was Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner CC-BGG. Read more from CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/11/australia/new-zealand-latam-airlines-intl-hnk/index.html Meanwhile the LATAM Group

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