Austrian Airlines Expands in Iran with Flights to Shiraz
In addition to existing services to Teheran and four weekly flights to Isfahan, Austrian Airlines is further expanding in Iran, adding Shiraz.
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In addition to existing services to Teheran and four weekly flights to Isfahan, Austrian Airlines is further expanding in Iran, adding Shiraz.
GoJet Airlines announced that it has rolled out a number of new initiatives that significantly increase new hire pay for its pilot group.
Ryanair today launched a new route from Liverpool to Milan Malpensa, with three times weekly service beginning in October.
South African Low-cost carrier FlySafair announced that it made a profit in 2016, the carrier’s second year of operations.
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Middle East
Etihad Airways today unveiled plans for the deployment of its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to key Levant and Far East markets in 2017. With a phased delivery of nine Boeing 787-9s this year, they will gradually be introduced on a number of routes from the airline’s Abu Dhabi hub beginning March 1. The 299-seat Dreamliners ... <a title="Etihad Airways expands Boeing 787 network" class="read-more" href="https://aviationtribune.com/airlines/middle-east/etihad-airways-expands-boeing-787-network/" aria-label="Read more about Etihad Airways expands Boeing 787 network">Read more</a>
The Etihad Aviation Group Board of Directors announced that James Hogan will step down as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Qantas’ new flights to Beijing take off today, helping power the Australia-China travel boom and marking the next step in the Chinese growth strategy.
First Air and Summit Air has announced the completion of a definitive agreement to extend and expand their working partnership for an additional four years.
The divestment is part of SAS strategy to use strategic partners, so-called wet lease, in smaller traffic flows and regional traffic.