On September 14, 2019, an El Al 747 departed New York JFK marking the airline’s last transatlantic flight with the type. Today, on November 3, 2019, the airline operated its very last commercial 747 flight. The flight took passengers from Rome to Tel Aviv and “drew” a 747 above the Mediterranean Sea. El Al Israel […]
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A couple of days ago, Iberia announced a new codeshare partnership with the Chinese low-cost airline Spring Airlines. This announcement came about a week after the airline started codesharing with another Chinese airline, Hainan Airlines. These new partnerships allow Iberia to expand its presence in the Chinese market to ten airports. Iberia’s Codeshare Partnership with
At the beginning of September 2019, the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) finalized the details of allocation of 50 new daytime slots pairs at Tokyo Haneda. These slots, allocated to nine countries, were split equally between Japanese and foreign airlines. Yesterday, Daily Aviation reported details of ANA and JAL’s likely plans
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On October 30, 2019, Thai Airways returned to Sendai in Japan’s Tohoku region for the first time in more than five years. At the same time, the airline indicated that it is also considering additional, one-stop flights to the city to be operated by its subsidiary Thai Smile Airways. TG626/627: Bangkok Suvarnabhumi- Sendai and Back
Not having any aircraft in its fleet, Air Timor – East Timor’s sole international airline – has been relying on other airlines to operate its flights. Starting yesterday, the airline resumed flights between Singapore and East Timor’s capital Dili through a charter arrangement with Bhutan’s Drukair. KB900/901: Singapore – Dili and Back Air Timor’s new
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Jetstar Japan is set to receive three Airbus A321LR aircraft starting from mid-2020. Today, the airline revealed more details about the aircraft’s configuration. Jetstar Japan’s Upcoming Airbus A321LRs Jetstar’s parent, Qantas, placed an order for 18 Airbus A321LR aircraft back in 2018. While most of the aircraft will join Jetstar in Australia, three will be
Since Norwegian Air Shuttle’s rebranding to the simpler Norwegian in 2002, the airline has expanded its footprint significantly. It has evolved from an airline mostly intra-European routes out of Norway to one of the world’s leading short- and long-haul low-cost airlines. Besides its expansion within Europe, it launched long-haul routes to the United States, South
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On October 31, 2019, JAL released its financial results for the first half of fiscal year 2019. While the company recorded higher revenue than in the first half of the previous fiscal year, it experienced considerable decline in profits. The announcement comes just a couple of days after ANA revealed similar trends in its H1
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On October 31, 2019, the Vietnamese low-cost airline VietJet has announced that it will add 20 Airbus A321XLR aircraft into its fleet with deliveries starting from 2023. The announcement comes just a couple of days after IndiGo placed an order for the long-range narrow-body aircraft in one of Airbus’ largest aircraft orders to date. VietJet
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