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PAL-V, The First Flying Car Company, to Start Selling its Commercial Models

This week, flying car manufacturer PAL-V has officially started the sales of its commercial models, the Liberty Pioneer and Liberty Sport.

ASL’s Legacy 450 approved to operate in London City airport

ASL has received the approval from the London Airport Authorities to perform commercial charter flights in and out of London City (LCY).

Delta Announces Intention to Acquire Additional Shares of Grupo Aeromexico

Delta intends to acquire up to an additional 32 percent of the outstanding capital stock of Grupo Aeromexico through a cash tender offer

Long-haul airline AirAsia X Announces New Service to Honolulu

AirAsia X announced the launch of a new route to Hawaii, the airline’s maiden service to the US.

Hawaiian Airlines Pilots to Vote on Tentative Agreement

Hawaiian Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association have reached a Tentative Agreement on a 63-month contract amendment, the company announced today.

Mesa Airlines and United Airlines Expand Partnership Agreement to Add 12 Additional Embraer 175s

Mesa Airlines today announced plans to expand its partnership with United Airlines with the addition of 12 new Embraer 175 aircraft.

Jetstar and Qantas welcome New Zealand government travel announcement

The Qantas Group has welcomed the New Zealand government’s announcement naming both Jetstar and Qantas as contracted suppliers for government air travel, commencing 1 March 2017. It’s the first time Jetstar has been named as an official supplier under a ten year All-of-Government (AoG) air travel contract. Qantas is a supplier under the current contract. … Read more