Airline News

Over three years have passed since Delta's first A330neo arrived. Registered N401DZ, the four-class, 281-seat aircraft arrived in May 2019. Since then, 14 more A330-900s have been delivered, most recently N418DZ – it's curious how registrations aren't always in numerical order – in April this year. Some 20 aircraft are still to arrive. Read More […]

Harbour Air has completed its first all-electric point-to-point test flight. The aircraft used was a De Havilland Beaver retrofitted with an electric engine. The historic fight took place on August 17th, and the flight covered 45 miles and took 24 minutes. Upon landing, the aircraft reportedly had plenty of reserve power left. Read More Here:

Beleaguered carrier SAS has canceled another load of flights after axing up to 1,700 flights over September and October. The airline has already scrapped over 7,000 flights this summer as it battles staff shortages. We take a closer look below. Read More Here: Disruption Continues: SAS Cancels Another 1,700 Flights In September & October |

With safety being paramount in all aviation, numerous measures are in place to keep aircraft apart in mid-air. One such example is an independent collision avoidance system known as TCAS. But what exactly is this, and how does it work? Read More Here: What Is TCAS And How Does It Work? | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

Malaysia Airlines last month unveiled its first upgraded Boeing 737-800 Next Generation cabin. This move is part of an ambitious renewal program that will see all units of the model with fresh interiors by the middle of next year. Amid this progress, Simple Flying caught up with Captain Izham Ismail, Group Chief Executive Officer of

Canada Jetlines Operations Ltd. (Canada Jetlines), the new, all-Canadian, leisure airline, has received its air operating certificate (AOC) from Transport Canada, granting approval to initiate operations out of its travel hub at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) (below). Securing the AOC confirms that Canada Jetlines has all required professional capabilities and adheres to all safety regulations

TAAG Angola Airlines will reinforce flights within domestic and international destinations, providing passengers with greater availability and options while scheduling their trips. Consequently, the following destinations Cabinda (Angola), Maputo (Mozambique), Windhoek (Namibia) and São Paulo (Brazil) will have additional frequencies, as follows: Luanda > Cabinda From August 13th. Weekly frequencies increase from 24 to 26

After a nearly three-year absence, Emirates will again use the A380 to Houston. It'll return this December, in time for peak winter demand and a few weeks after a comprehensive refurbishment of the iconic type begins, and it'll replace the B777-200LR. It'll be Houston's only A380 service – and the airport's only four-engined scheduled passenger

Last week, we covered how Turkish Airlines reported a healthy Q2 2022 revenue of $4.5 billion. While shifts toward boosting cargo capacity have definitely helped the carrier adapt to the conditions of the global health crisis, meeting ever-evolving passenger demands has proved to be valuable for the flag carrier of Turkey. Read More Here: New

TAAG Angola Airlines has announced its plans to resume flights to Havana. The national carrier will resume services to the Cuban capital in November, around the same time that it adds a third weekly rotation to Madrid. Read More Here: TAAG Angola Airlines To Resume Havana Flights & Boost Madrid Frequencies | SimpleFlying.com via Flight