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Partnair was a Norwegian charter airline based at Oslo Airport, Fornebu (FBU), with an operating base at Stavanger Airport (SVG) in Sola. The airline operated from 1971 until merging with Nor-Fly Charter in 1984. Financial woes followed, from which the new airline recovered before the crash of Partnair Flight 394 on September 8, 1989, forced […]

SAS AB has announced that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved SAS’ debtor-in-possession (“DIP”) financing credit agreement for USD $700 million with funds managed by Apollo Global Management. The terms of the DIP financing credit agreement are substantially similar to the terms previously announced by SAS on August

MNG Airlines has made this announcement: MNG Airlines, which holds a significant share of the air cargo industry in Turkey, is looking to use its experience to expand its services and flight network. After having converted Turkey’s first passenger-to-freighter (P2F) aircraft last year, MNG Airlines has completed the conversion of its second aircraft and TC-MCN

There are so many issues that can occur, when you are stuck in a tin tube in the sky. With so many people trapped in such a small space, we can all do better to improve our inflight etiquette. Here are 12 tips from flight attendants. Read More Here: 12 Tips For Inflight Etiquette |

An Air Atlanta Icelandic Boeing 747-400F, operated by Magma Aviation, shed an engine part during its climb out of Liege Airport earlier this week. The 747 was heading to Malta when the engine cowling fell from the jet, crashing down into the property of a local resident. Read More Here: Parts Of Air Atlanta Icelandic

Indian budget carrier Go First has missed its deadline for launching its IPO, and now, it has emerged that it has delayed the plans until later this year. The airline received permission for an initial public offering last year and had 12 months to go ahead with its plans. But an underperforming quarter and less-than-optimal

Norwich Airport (NWI) in the English county of Norfolk ranked as the UK's 27th-busiest airport last year, sandwiched between Exeter (EXT) and Cardiff (CWL). While it typically only sees a handful of commercial flights each day, the handling of private jets also constitutes an important part of its operations. In fact, it is even home

It's been about a year since ITA Airways announced that it would be placing a major order with Airbus. Along with A320neo family aircraft and both the A330neo and A350-900, the carrier committed to 23 A220s. The carrier has taken delivery of numerous A350s over the summer but notably received its first A220-300 at the

Air Canada now has just over 30 Airbus A220-300s in its fleet. First ordering the type when it was still known as the Bombardier CS300, the Canadian carrier is deploying the Canadian-designed jet in all sorts of roles. Indeed, many of the routes using the A220 are fantastic demonstrations of the type's versatility. Let's look

As one of the territories with the strictest pandemic regulations, Hong Kong will finally scrap its quarantine rules for locally-based airline crew from September 10th. Under the relaxations, locally based aircrew are allowed to return home after obtaining a negative test result conducted at the airport upon arrival. Read More Here: Hong Kong Will No