Icelandair joins Airlines for Europe
Membership numbers at Airlines for Europe are growing with Icelandair joining Europe’s largest airline association.
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Membership numbers at Airlines for Europe are growing with Icelandair joining Europe’s largest airline association.
Beginning 2017, Jet Airways will add 28 flights per week and connect three new Indian cities to the rest of the world via its gateway in Abu Dhabi.
Today in Toulouse Leonardo-Finmeccanica and Airbus have agreed to the commercial conditions regarding the production of the front fuselage, section 14A, for the new ACF (aircraft cabin flex) configuration of Airbus A321 aircraft. Starting in 2018 at its Nola site (near Naples), Leonardo will produce the aero-structure of this new configuration of Airbus A321, the ... <a title="Leonardo-Finmeccanica: Contract With Airbus For The New A321 Fuselage" class="read-more" href="https://aviationtribune.com/airlines/north-america/leonadro-contract-airbus-new-a321-fuselage/" aria-label="Read more about Leonardo-Finmeccanica: Contract With Airbus For The New A321 Fuselage">Read more</a>
Hail Regional Airport will witness today the first flight operated by Nesma Airlines, after the company gained its operator certificate from the GACA.
Qantas has revealed an update to its iconic Kangaroo logo as part of preparation for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner entering its fleet a year from now.
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Cathay Pacific Airways today announced that it will expand its global network with the launch of a new four-times weekly service between Hong Kong and Tel Aviv, the international gateway to Israel, from 26 March 2017 (subject to government approval).
New public charter service JetSuiteX, is introducing service between Burbank and Mammoth Lakes, starting December 15th and running through April 3rd, 2017.
Malaysia Airlines today announced Airbus 330 upgrade on the Kuala Lumpur-Hong Kong route.
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), has taken delivery of its first of 30 A320neo aircraft ordered, becoming the first Arline in Scandinavia to operate this aircraft.
Boeing and Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) today confirmed a new order for one 777-300ER (Extended Range), valued at $339.6 million at list prices.