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Air New Zealand issued this financial report: 2022 Financial summary Loss before other significant items and taxation of $725 million1, compared to $444 million in the prior year Statutory loss before taxation of $810 million Operating revenue lifts 9 percent to $2.7 billion, driven by Cargo performance Recapitalisation completed in May, raising $2.2 billion Liquidity […]

QANTAS Group has issued this financial report: Underlying Loss Before Tax: $(1.86) billion. Statutory Loss Before Tax: $(1.19) billion. Underlying EBITDA: $281 million following a $526 million EBITDA performance in 2H. Positive statutory operating cash flow: $2.67 billion. Recovery plan on track for completion, with $1 billion in savings in FY23. Net debt declined to

Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air continues to grow its presence in the Middle East. The budget airline has announced an expansion to its network, entailing as many as 20 new routes from Europe to Saudi Arabia. By next year, Wizz plans to offer more than one million seats from European destinations to Riyadh, Jeddah, and

Australian flag carrier Qantas has revealed plans to connect Sydney to New York via Auckland. The airline will use the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to operate the service, which is scheduled to start in mid-June 2023. The carrier is eventually hoping to connect Sydney and New York with non-stop flights as part of its Project Sunrise

Following World War Two, there was a glut of twin-engine piston-driven Douglas DC-3s available for passenger and cargo needs. However, by the 1950s, engine technology and, for that matter, aviation, in general, had moved on, and it became evident that a replacement aircraft for the workhorse DC-3 was severely needed. Read More Here: 1950s Turboprop:

As the year-end holidays approach and travelers kick-start the search for their next vacation, Emirates announced the restoration of its non-stop Airbus A380 flight services from Dubai International Airport to Auckland International Airport and Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The resumption of these flight services will start on December 1st. Read More Here: Emirates’ Airbus A380

Yesterday marked a celebratory occasion at Dublin Airport (DUB), as a Ryanair flight leaving the Irish capital became the first to use the facility's new runway. This marked the end of a 15-year project costing hundreds of millions of Euros, with the new landing strip being significantly longer than its counterparts at the airport. Read

Anticipating enormous demand for the upcoming Vietnam National Day on September 2nd, Vietnam Airlines is offering hundreds of thousands of seats. The airline is doubling down on busy routes connecting major cities, with passengers expecting to criss-cross the Vietnamese skies in huge numbers during the busy holiday period. Read More Here: Vietnam Airlines Offers 400,000

Norwegian Air Shuttle (Norwegian.com) reported its results for the second quarter and first half of 2022, characterised by increasing demand for air travel, higher fuel prices and gain from aircraft order. The figures demonstrate Norwegian’s ability to increase capacity for the busy summer travel season and deliver robust operational performance. Amidst capacity constraints at European

On Tuesday, urban air mobility company Eve Holding, Inc (Eve) announced its first UAM simulation in Chicago, Illinois. The simulation event will happen over three weeks, starting with ground testing on September 12. Read More Here: Eve Announces First North American UAM Simulation In Chicago | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets