Wizz Air Doubles Capacity In Georgia
Wizz Air today announced that it will double its Georgian operations, adding a second Airbus A320 aircraft at its Kutaisi base in May 2018.
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Strikes Called Off As Pilots And Thomas Cook Agree On Arbitration Deal
Thomas Cook and BALPA have agreed to enter binding arbitration to end the dispute between the company and its pilots over pay.
Wizz Air Announces Flights From Poznan To Iceland
Wizz Air today announced a new route from Poznan to the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik.
AirBridgeCargo Adds The Third Weekly Frequency To Munich
AirBridgeCargo Airlines have opened more opportunities for its European customers from Munich to Asia via the hub in Moscow.
Brussels Airlines Says Goodbye To Its AVRO Regional Jets
With a last scheduled flight to and from Geneva comes an end to the story of the AVRO, which played an important role in the development of Brussels Airlines.
Small Planet Airlines Obtains Cambodian Air Operator’s Certificate
Small Planet Airlines obtained the Cambodian Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) and will now operate flights under LKH callsign, assigned by the ICAO.
Finnair Opens New Routes to Bergen and Tromsø in Norway in Cooperation With Wideroe
Finnair will open new routes between its Helsinki hub and Bergen and Tromsø in Norway in May 2018, connecting the regions to its extensive Asian network.
Icelandair Announces New Year-Round Service To Dublin
Icelandair has announced a new year-round service to Dublin, Ireland beginning on 8th May 2018 from their hub in Keflavik, Iceland.
Monarch Airlines Ceases Operations, Stranding Thousands of Passengers
Monarch Airlines ceased operations with immediate effect, leaving 110,000 customers stranded overseas and about 300,000 future bookings canceled.
Government Accused Of ‘sitting On Its Hands’ Over Monarch’s Future
The government’s Brexit uncertainty and failure to intervene contributed to Monarch going into administration, Britain’s largest union, Unite said today.