Aviation Industry

Boeing [NYSE:BA] and Air New Zealand announced the airline plans to add the largest 787 Dreamliner model to its world-class fleet with a commitment to buy eight 787-10 airplanes valued at $2.7 billion at list prices. The carrier, known…

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Jamaica Gets Another New Nonstop Flight

27, Mayo, 2019

Continuing what has been a full-fledged airlift boom for Jamaica in 2019, the island got another new route this weekend with the launch of Sun Country Airlines’ new service to the island. The fast-expanding carrier has officially launched its…

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Sustainability Series: How can airports reduce their plastic waste?

24, Mayo, 2019

As plastic continues to plague the planet, large organisations are trying to reduce single-use plastics. But are airports doing their bit? As global travellers, barely a day goes by when we don’t see a story in the media, or…

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Spain’s Volotea grows 2018 profits on fine-tuning network, fleet

24, Mayo, 2019

Spanish LCC Volotea said it achieved a record operating profit in 2018 as it continues to expand in its niche sector. Barcelona-based Volotea connects second- and third-tier European cities, cutting out major hubs and specializing in routes that are…

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United to buy up to 10 million gallons of biofuel

23, Mayo, 2019

United Airlines has agreed to purchase up to 10 million gallons of biofuel over the next two years in a contract renewal with World Energy. The biofuel, which Chicago-based United uses on every flight departing its Los Angeles hub,…

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ACI – IAWA Scholarship for the Airport Executive Leadership Program – Call for Nominations

23, Mayo, 2019

Airports Council International (ACI), the voice of the world’s airports, in association with the International Aviation Womens Association (IAWA), launches the 5th edition of the ACI- IAWA scholarship to continue its mission to support leadership development for women in…

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American looks for clarity on MAX status

22, Mayo, 2019

American Airlines is confident that two stakeholder gatherings in the coming days will help provide clarity on when the Boeing 737 MAX fleet will be cleared to fly again, a top executive said. “Both of these are really big…

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Alaska Airlines’ air cargo unit grows with the airline

22, Mayo, 2019

For Jason Berry, Managing Director of Alaska Air Cargo (a division of Alaska Airlines), it’s that time of year when things get a little fishy. The opening of the Copper River salmon fishing season was last week, and early…

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American Airlines, Delta, United and Hawaiian Get Approval for Tokyo Flights

21, Mayo, 2019

The U.S Department of Transportation (DOT) has granted approval to the U.S. big three carriers — United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta — and Hawaiian Airlines to fly to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. The approval means that flights from all…

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Airbus celebrates delivery of its 12,000th aircraft – an A220-100 to Delta Air Lines

21, Mayo, 2019

Airbus celebrated the delivery of its 12,000th aircraft ever in its 50-year history. The aircraft was an A220-100, assembled in Mirabel, Canada and handed over to U.S.-based Delta Air Lines. The aircraft is the 12th A220 delivered to date…

Air New Zealand Selects Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner for Future Growth

Jamaica Gets Another New Nonstop Flight

Sustainability Series: How can airports reduce their plastic waste?

Spain’s Volotea grows 2018 profits on fine-tuning network, fleet

United to buy up to 10 million gallons of biofuel

ACI – IAWA Scholarship for the Airport Executive Leadership Program – Call for Nominations

American looks for clarity on MAX status

Alaska Airlines’ air cargo unit grows with the airline

American Airlines, Delta, United and Hawaiian Get Approval for Tokyo Flights

Airbus celebrates delivery of its 12,000th aircraft – an A220-100 to Delta Air Lines

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