Spirit AeroSystems Raises Concerns About Going Concern Status
Spirit AeroSystems (SPR.N), a vital supplier to Boeing, has expressed “substantial doubt” regarding its ability to continue as a going… Read More »
Hyatt Hotels Rebrands Playa del Carmen Property to Hyatt Centric
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the rebranding of the Thompson Playa del Carmen Main House and Beach House into the… Read More »
Limited-Time Offer: Balcony Upgrades with Virgin Voyages!
This offer ends in just 5 days, 11 hours! Enjoy the luxury of a balcony upgrade with Virgin Voyages! Book… Read More »
Montenegro Eyes New Learjet 45 for Government Use
The government of Montenegro is moving forward with plans to replace its aging Learjet 45, aiming to procure a newer… Read More »
Norwegian Group Reports Record Passenger Numbers for October 2024
Norwegian Group, which encompasses budget carrier Norwegian and regional airline Widerøe, has announced a strong performance for October 2024, with… Read More »
Akasa Air Reports Strong Revenue Growth Despite Losses in FY24
Indian budget carrier Akasa Air has shared its financial performance for the fiscal year 2024 (FY24), which concluded on March… Read More »
Chase the Northern Lights Aboard Hurtigruten’s Coastal Voyages
For over 130 years, Hurtigruten’s ships have navigated Norway’s breathtaking coastline, providing travelers with front-row seats to some of nature’s… Read More »
HX Launches HX Explorers Loyalty Program for Adventurous Travelers
HX, the world’s oldest expedition cruise company, has introduced its first standalone loyalty program, HX Explorers, designed to provide travelers… Read More »
Air Canada to Bring Back Boeing 767-300ERs for 2025 Flights
Air Canada is set to reintroduce two previously stored Boeing B767-300ER aircraft into passenger service in 2025, as confirmed during… Read More »
Japan Airlines Partners with Lime to Enhance Sustainable Travel
Japan Airlines has announced an innovative partnership with Lime, a shared electric vehicle service provider, aimed at offering customers more… Read More »
Chartright Air Expands Fleet with New Challenger and Falcon Jets
Chartright Air has enhanced its fleet with the addition of its first Challenger 3500 and Falcon 2000LXS, according to ch-aviation… Read More »
British Airways Celebrates 25 Years at London City Airport
On November 5, 2024, British Airways proudly celebrated 25 years of operations at London City Airport (LCY). The airline, utilizing… Read More »
Germany’s Luminair Launches with First Citation XLS
Germany’s new charter operator, Luminair, has officially entered the aviation market, receiving its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) #D-430 from the… Read More »
KLM Warns Schiphol Fee Hikes Will Raise Airfares
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has raised concerns over Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s substantial increase in airline user charges, which are set… Read More »
Advanced Air Targets Growth in Midsize, Large Jets
Advanced Air, a U.S.-based charter operator headquartered at Hawthorne Airport (California), is set to expand its midsize and large business… Read More »
Greater Bay Air Eyes Boeing 787s Amid 737-9 Delays
Hong Kong-based Greater Bay Airlines remains committed to its future expansion with Boeing B787s, despite current delivery delays for its… Read More »
Air France Reroutes Flights to Avoid Red Sea After Missile Sighting
Air France (AF, Paris CDG) has announced it will reroute all flights to avoid overflying the Red Sea after a… Read More »
Ukraine Moves to Legalize Seizure of Volga-Dnepr An-124s
Ukraine has initiated legal proceedings to gain ownership of Antonov An-124-100 aircraft previously owned by Russia’s Volga-Dnepr Airlines, which have… Read More »
FlySafair Faces Sanctions Over Foreign Ownership Rules
South Africa’s FlySafair (FA, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) is under scrutiny by the International Air Services Licensing Council (IASC) for reportedly… Read More »
Skytrans Prepares for First Airbus A319 Delivery
Australian regional airline Skytrans is gearing up to receive its first Airbus A319-100 by the end of 2024, marking a… Read More »
AirSprint Sees Bright Future for Fractional Ownership
AirSprint Private Aviation, Canada’s leading fractional ownership provider, is optimistic about the growth of the Canadian private jet market, as… Read More »
Sky Quest Retires Last Hawker 400XP Jet
Sky Quest, a U.S.-based private jet charter operator, has officially retired its sole Hawker 400XP aircraft from its Part 135-certified… Read More »