South Africa's Global Aviation revives European plans
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Lithuanian ACMI start-up Heston Airlines to launch in 1Q21
Lithuanian lessor and MRO provider Heston Aviation has launched all-A320 operator Heston Airlines (Vilnius), which will focus on charter and ACMI markets starting in early 2021 targetting tour operators and airlines in...
UK's Titan Airways takes first A321neo(LR)
Titan Airways (ZT, London Stansted) has taken delivery of the first of two A321-200NX(LR)s due to be operated, among others, on behalf of luxury tour operator TCS World Travel.
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Read moreDevelopment update for September 2020
We are happy to give you another update on all features and fixes our development team has released throughout September.
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Germany's MeerExpress targets late 1Q21 debut
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Former Spicejet owner tells court to hand stake back
Indian media baron Kalanithi Maran, owner of the Chennai-based conglomerate Sun Group, has asked the High Court of Delhi to give him control of Ajay Singh’s 59.13% stake in SpiceJet (SG, Delhi Int'l)...
Dublin Aerospace boss sets up new Irish carrier
Emerald Airlines is hoping to secure a lucrative regional white-label flying contract with Aer Lingus (EI, Dublin Int'l) which is currently operated by Stobart Air (RE, Dublin Int'l) but which is...
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.
Read moreThe worldwide capacity numbers have been stagnating for the last two months.
Asia still leads in the top seat with 31.2 million seats scheduled, followed by North America with 13.8 million seats, and Europe with 12.5 million.
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SA Express bidders want rights, routes, and Q400s
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SpiceJet wet-leases Maldivian Twin Otter for seaplane ops
SpiceJet (SG, Delhi Int'l) has wet-leased a DHC-6-300 amphibian from Maldivian (Q2, Malé) for use in operating India's first-ever scheduled seaplane services, due to launch on October 31, 2020....
After 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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Part of Russia’s UTair debt up for grabs in auction
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South African Airways gets another gov't bailout
South Africa’s National Treasury has granted another bailout of ZAR10.5 billion rand (USD638 million) to South African Airways (SA, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) to allow the insolvent state-owned carrier to implement its business rescue...
Japan’s ANA to launch new airline in rejigged business model
ANA Holdings has set out a series of measures towards what it calls a new business model to survive the current crisis and position it for future growth, including launching an as-yet-unnamed “third airline...
Contacts now available for download
You are able to filter contacts by airline type, airline location, airlines fleet details or even engine details! Last, but not least, we included the option to search by personal details like name or job title.
Read moreAircraft 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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FlyArmenia's AOC suspended despite 4Q20 launch plans
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Southwest Airlines eyes A220/B737-7 decision by 2025
Southwest Airlines (WN, Dallas Love Field) is evaluating both the A220-300 and B737-7 ahead of an order and deliveries which are due to start around 2025.
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Wizz Air hopes for new post-Brexit slot rules in the UK
Wizz Air UK (W9, London Luton) is lobbying the British government to change slot allocation rules following the end of the post-Brexit transition period at the end of 2020 in order to...
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