While Air Japan has been around for a couple of decades now, it focused on operating flights on behalf of ANA. In March 2023, however, ANA announced that Air Japan would go through a rebrand and start operating as a standalone low-cost brand in addition to operating a portion of ANA’s fleet. The new Air […]
While both on the first day and the second day of Dubai Airshow 2023 multiple aircraft orders were announced, the third day only saw one – the show’s second one for Ethiopian Airlines, this time for Airbus aircraft. That said, there were also some additional equipment orders and other things worth talking about. Continue reading
Dubai Airshow 2023 Day 3: Ethiopian Airlines Orders A350s & More Read More »
On Dubai Airshow 2023’s first day, airlines including Emirates, flydubai, and SunExpress announced orders for a total of about 220 mostly Boeing aircraft. While not unexpectedly not as many new orders were announced on the second day, there were still a couple of notable ones, especially from Ethiopian Airlines and Egyptair. Continue reading to learn
Dubai Airshow 2023 Day 2: Major Ethiopian Airlines, Egyptair Orders & More Read More »
The first day of Dubai Airshow 2023 was a busy one. With this being one of the world’s largest airshows, it is no surprise that several airlines announced major orders already. Among others, Emirates, flydubai, and Egyptair placed major orders with Boeing, and airBaltic with Airbus. Continue reading to learn more about these and other
Dubai Airshow 2023 Day 1: The Middle East Stocks Up on New Jets & More Read More »
On November 12, 2023, Japan Airlines operated its last scheduled Boeing 777-200ER flights. With that, the airline no longer operates the shorter variant of the type. That said, for the time being, it continues to operate the longer 777-300ER on international (and to an extent domestic) flights. JAL 777-200ERs Last Day of Scheduled Operations On
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Earlier this year, fifty new daytime slot pairs at Tokyo Haneda were awarded to nine countries. One of those slot pairs was awarded to Qantas for flights between Australia and the Tokyo airport. While there have been speculations for a while as to whether the airline would use the new slots to add a second
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Back in October, I wrote about Starlux Airlines receiving its first aircraft – an Airbus A321neo. As its second aircraft is getting ready for delivery, the airline has announced additional details about its initial set of routes as well as onboard service. Starlux Airlines plans to launch scheduled services on January 23, 2020, and plans
Starlux Airlines to Start Selling Tickets Tomorrow, Reveals More Details About Service Read More »
Earlier today, SAS Scandinavian Airlines officially announced that it will launch Tokyo Haneda – Copenhagen flights in spring 2020. The new route will replace the airline’s existing flights from the Danish capital to Tokyo Narita airport. SAS to Move to Tokyo Haneda in Spring 2020 Currently, SAS operates Copenhagen (CPH) – Tokyo Narita (NRT) flights
SAS to Move from Tokyo Narita to Haneda in March 2020 Read More »
On December 2, 2019, the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (MLIT) announced that it granted Nok Air the permission to operate scheduled flights between Bangkok Don Muang and Hiroshima. The new route will be the first time for the mainly domestic Thai low-cost airline to operate scheduled flights to Japan. DD3302/3303: Bangkok
Nok Air Ready to Launch Bangkok – Hiroshima Flights in December 2019 Read More »
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