China Airlines Orders Six Boeing 777 Freighters
China Airlines currently operates 51 Boeing airplanes, including 10 777-300ERs, 19 Next-Generation 737s, four 747-400s and 18 747 Freighters.
Cathay Pacific Appoints New Chairman
September 5, 2019 Cathay Pacific A350-900 | Airbus Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Cathay Pacific announced today that Mr. John Slosar, Chairman of the company, will be retiring at the conclusion of the next board meeting on 6 November 2019. The Board of Directors has appointed Mr. Patrick Healy … Read more
Brussels Airlines to Launch New Service to Montreal
Brussels Airlines will offer five flights per week between Brussels Airport and Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
Alaska Airlines Adds New Service From San Luis Obispo
Alaska Airlines announced today it will launch daily nonstop service between San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport and San Diego International Airport
SAS Announces New Route from Copenhagen to Los Angeles
To date, SAS has operated the route from Stockholm to Los Angeles but has now decided to relocate flights to the Danish capital in the new year.
KLM Orders Two Boeing 777-300ER Aircraft
KLM has ordered two more 777-300ER (Extended Range) airplanes as it continues to operate one of Europe’s most modern and efficient fleet.
Korean Air and Royal Brunei Airlines Launch Codeshare Partnership
Korean Air will sell seats on the Incheon to Brunei route of Royal Brunei Airlines under its flight number as a marketing carrier
FlyBosnia to Connect London Luton and Sarajevo
From September, FlyBosnia will be flying three times per week from London Luton Airport direct to Sarajevo International Airport.
FlyPelican to Launch Flights from Cobar to Sydney and Dubbo
FlyPelican has announced that they will be operating direct services between Cobar and Sydney and also Cobar and Dubbo from the 24th September 2019.
Departure After 14 Minutes in Heavy Snowfall Led to 2018 Collision With Terrain at Abbotsford Airport
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) found that pilot decision-making and winter weather conditions contributed to a 2018 accident