American delays 787 Dreamliners, buys more 737s
American Airlines will delay delivery of 11 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and has exercised options to buy 30 more 737 Max… Read More »
FedEx adds flights from UK to US
FedEx cargo flights originating in Paris will stop at East Midlands Airport in the UK four times per week before… Read More »
Southwest, Delta, FedEx, UPS among “most admired”
Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, FedEx and UPS among Fortune’s “most admired companies” for 2022. The magazine’s rankings evaluate companies… Read More »
A4A, coalition requests removal of testing for vaccinated travelers
Airlines for America joined more than two dozen travel and business aviation groups in urging the US government to remove… Read More »
Alaska CEO marks start of Black History Month
Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci marked the start of Black History Month and reflected on the airline’s diversity and inclusion… Read More »
Velana International Airport has temporarily started using the new runway as a parallel taxiway.
1st February 2022 – The newly built runway of Velana International Airport (VIA) has been temporarily utilized as a parallel… Read More »
Epic Games are going to open an office in the city of Lodz.
One of the leaders in the market of computer video games will open their workroom in Lodz. They will… Read More »
Airlines Asking White House to Drop Pre-Departure Testing for International Arrivals
Officials in the aviation industry are asking the United States government to drop pre-departure coronavirus testing requirements for vaccinated international… Read More »
Hawaii Legislature Could Ban Small Plastic Toiletries in Hotels
The Hawaii State Legislature is looking at a bill that would ban single-use plastic toiletries in hotels and encourage properties… Read More »
Preferred Hotels & Resorts Welcomes 13 New Member Hotels
Preferred Hotels & Resorts, the world’s largest independent hotel brand representing more than 700 hotels, resorts, and residences across 80… Read More »
UK’s Royal Air Force ends BAe 146 operations
The Royal Air Force (RFR, Brize Norton) says it has completed the retirement of all four of its remaining BAe… Read More »
France’s Amelia eyes hydrogen-converted ATR72-600s
Amelia (NL, Paris Le Bourget) and Universal Hydrogen have signed a letter of intent (LOI) for three ATR72-600 hydrogen conversion… Read More »
Israel’s El Al and Arkia ink merger MOU
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) has been signed for a merger between two of Israel’s three scheduled passenger airlines, El… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines resumes 737 MAX operations
Ethiopian Airlines (ET, Addis Ababa) resumed B737-8 operations on February 1, 2022, nearly three years after the crash of an… Read More »
Ashanti Airlines makes bid for new Ghanaian flag carrier
Ashanti Airlines (Accra) has been named one of two local entities that are bidding to partner with the Ghanaian government… Read More »
EgyptAir in talks about A330, 777 replacements
EgyptAir Holding is in discussions concerning the replacement of its ten older widebody jets, four A330-300s and six B777-300(ER)s, Chief… Read More »
Singapore Airlines resumes flights to Bali, Indonesia
Singapore Airlines (SQ, Singapore Changi) resumes daily commercial flights from Singapore Changi to Bali, the Indonesian holiday island, on February… Read More »
Rusada releases new Flights app for Envision
Rusada, the global aviation software provider, has revealed a new mobile application for its airworthiness, MRO and flight operations solution,… Read More »
Aero Capital Solutions announces 2021 year-end summary
Aero Capital Solutions (ACS), a leading mid-life aircraft leasing platform, has announced a summary of its results for the 2021… Read More »
Air Astana increases passenger numbers by 79% in 2021
The Air Astana Group carried 6.617 million passengers in 2021 – an increase of 79% over 2020. Air Astana carried… Read More »
ACC Aviation delivers a robust Q4 bolstered by strong performance in the US
ACC Aviation, the global aviation services group, reported a strong fourth quarter, validating its decision to expand into new pillars… Read More »
Icelandic startup PLAY will fly to New York Stewart Airport
Icelandic startup airline PLAY has today announced its third destination in North America. Following Baltimore in April and Boston in… Read More »