Earlier today, Bloomberg reported that Skymark Airlines plans to get re-listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). According to the report, the airline has submitted an application to the exchange on October 25, 2019. The date of the potential re-listing is not known yet. Skymark Airlines Plans to Be Re-Listed on the TSE Skymark Airlines’ […]
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It’s been known for a while that JAL will be launching flights from Tokyo Narita to Vladivostok and Bengaluru in 2020. Today, it revealed the schedules of those flights. Perhaps the most surprising part of the announcement is that it will become the first Japanese airline to serve Vladivostok – an achievement that ANA was
Air Premia is a Korean start-up airline that plans to launch operations in 2020. In April 2019, it signed a lease agreement with Aircraft Lease Corporation (ALC) for three 787-9s. Today, it announced that it has signed a tentative agreement with Boeing to buy further five. Air Premia’s New 787-9 Order The new order is
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In July 2019, ANA announced out of nowhere that it started reconfiguring its 777-300ER aircraft with new seats. Particularly interesting were the airline’s new “THE Suite” first class and “THE Room” business class seats. The aircraft featuring these seats were first introduced on the Tokyo Haneda – London Heathrow route back in August. Today, ANA
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Australia’s International Air Services Commission (IASC) has finalized its decision to split the two upcoming daytime Australia – Tokyo Haneda frequencies between Qantas and Virgin Australia. With that, the latter is ready to launch flights its first route to Japan, connecting Brisbane with the Japanese capital. Virgin Australia’s Upcoming Brisbane – Tokyo Route While the
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Airbus just announced that IndiGo, a low-cost airline from India, has placed a firm order for 300 A320neo series aircraft including A320neo, A321neo, and A321XLR. The new order brings the total number of A320 series aircraft that the airline has on order to 730. IndiGo Set to Remain the Largest A320neo Operator IndiGo expressed interest
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Today marks two years since AirAsia Japan returned to the Japanese skies. While the airline has managed to grow its fleet as well as open new destinations, its growth has been modest to say the least. “New” AirAsia Japan Celebrates Two Years in Operation AirAsia originally started AirAsia Japan in 2011 as a joint-venture with
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Today, ANA Holdings released its financial results for the first half of fiscal year 2019, i.e. for the period between April 1, 2019, and September 30, 2019. While the company recorded an increase in revenues compared to the first half of last fiscal year, it saw a considerable drop in operating income. The airline also
While I wasn’t a big fan of Istanbul Ataturk airport, Turkish Airlines ranks among my favorite airlines. As such, I was quite excited to book flights from Japan to Europe with the airline recently. The first thing that my girlfriend did after I booked the flights, however, was Googling “is Turkish Airlines safe?” It wasn’t
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