Italy's EGO Airways takes first E190
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American Airlines retires A330-200s, defers B737 MAX
American Airlines (AA, Dallas/Fort Worth) has decided to permanently retire all of its remaining A330-200s, the last of its widebody Airbus aircraft.
"As we have spoken about in the...
Virgin Australia board members resign, shuts holiday unit
Virgin Australia Holdings revealed in an Australian Securities Exchange disclosure on October 23 that nine members of its 11-member board had tendered their resignations or indicated they would resign as its voluntary administration period...
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Lenders take control of indebted Trans Maldivian Airways
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UK's JOTA Aviation retires B146-200, opens Biggin Hill base
JOTA Aviation (ENZ, London Southend) retired its last BAe 146-200, G-SMLA (msn E2047), on October 22, 2020
The last BAe 146-200 operated in Europe, the 34.9-year-old quadjet was ferried from...
Germany's TUI fly ends B737-700 operations
TUI fly (Germany) (X3, Hanover) has ended B737-700 operations having returned its last aircraft of the type to its lessor on October 20, 2020.
D-AHXG (msn 35140) had been out...
Aircraft delivery numbers unstable, from growth in June and July to a fall in August
After the lowest point this year, in April, when airlines were accepting only 15 deliveries, in August manufacturers have delivered only 39 new aircraft to airlines globally.
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Spain’s Air Nostrum mulls regional, national state aid
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Nigerian unrest causes temporary flight cancellations
Several airlines, including Delta Air Lines (DL, Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson), Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad Int'l), and Dana Air (9J, Lagos) suspended flights to Lagos between October 20...
Samoa's Talofa Airways enters domestic American Samoa market
The US Department of Transportation has awarded an exemption to Samoa's Talofa Airways (Apia Faleolo) to provide domestic flights between Pago Pago and airports in the Manu'a Islands in American Samoa....
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Read moreAfter growing numbers in August, worldwide capacity is again slowly dropping.
August has shown an increasing number of seats within all continents, while the first half of September shows slowly dropping or stagnating numbers. The industry now counts 57.6 million seats.
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Ural Airlines launches “low-cost project” to Sochi, Crimea
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Singapore Airlines to resume world’s longest route, to JFK
Singapore Airlines (SQ, Singapore Changi) will resume direct flights to New York on November 9, this time flying to New York JFK rather than New York Newark, the company revealed...
Aircraft comeback trend is slowly growing
A new update on grounded vs. active fleet data is showing us that the aircraft comeback trend is slowly growing. At the beginning of September, Airlines had 32% of the global fleet still grounded, with 22.179 back in service.
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Volaris Costa Rica resumes operations in mid-4Q20
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JAL's regional subsidiaries join Oneworld as affiliates
Japan Air Commuter (JC, Kagoshima) and HAC - Hokkaido Air System (NTH, Hakodate), two JAL Group regional carriers, joined Oneworld as affiliate members on October 25, 2020.
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Delta Air Lines takes delivery of maiden A220-300
Delta Air Lines (DL, Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson) took delivery of its first A220-300, N302DU (msn 55070), on October 22, 2020, and plans to commence scheduled flights with the type on November...
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