Japan Airlines and TAM announce codeshare agreement
Japan Airlines and TAM announced that they will begin a codeshare cooperation on 6 international and 21 Brazil-domestic routes starting March 25, 2015.
Oman Air flight experiences burst tyres after landing at Delhi
An Oman Air’s Boeing 737, with registration A40-BV, flying from Muscat to Delhi as WY241, has experienced two burst tyres following its arrival at Delhi. The incident occurred whilst the aircraft was taxiing soon after it landed at the airport. 143 passengers and six crew were onboard and no injuries have been reported. All passengers … Read more
Oslo Airport uncovers violations
Oslo Airport has submitted its report to the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority, Norwegian Tax Administration and the Police.
Japan receives first MCH-101 for minesweeping mission
AgustaWestland and Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced the delivery of the first MCH-101 helicopter to the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force.
Gulfstream G280 earns Brazilian (ANAC) type certificate
Gulfstream Aerospace announced that the Gulfstream G280 has been certified by Brazil’s Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (ANAC).
Boeing delivers 50th airplane to EL AL
Boeing and EL AL, the Israeli flag-carrier, celebrated a major milestone today with the delivery of the airline’s 50th airplane purchased from Boeing, a Next-Generation 737-900ER. The delivery is the fifth 737-900ER for the airline following an order placed for eight between 2011 and 2013. Since taking delivery in 1961 of its first new Boeing … Read more
Virgin Atlantic returns to profit after three years of losses
Virgin Atlantic published its annual financial results, confirming the successful delivery of its two year recovery plan and a return to profit. For the year ended 31st December 2014, the Group is reporting a profit before tax and exceptional items of £14.4m, representing an improvement of £65.4m on the previous year’s financial performance. The results … Read more
Saudia announces Tabuk-Cairo service
Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments Saudia will operate direct flights from Tabuk to Cairo from March 30, earlier than originally planned. Abdulrahman Al-Fahad, spokesman of the airline, said the commencement of the new flight has been advanced from the previously scheduled date of April 15. “Tabuk will be the sixth Saudi city to operate … Read more
Republic Airways orders five additional Embraer 175s
Embraer and Republic Airways, operator of the largest E-Jet fleet in the world, signed an order for five new E175 jets.
Norwegian Air Shuttle pilots end strike
Norwegian said late Tuesday it reached an agreement with its pilots, ending an 11-day strike that has canceled most of the company’s Scandinavian flights.