12 October 2017

“Great day” for Lufthansa as it buys major portion of defunct Air Berlin

In what Carsten Spohr, chief executive of Lufthansa, said was a “great day” for his company, Germany’s largest carrier has agreed to purchase the lion’s share of Air Berlin, which filed for bankruptcy protection on August 15. The purchase price of €210m (US$245m) will see Lufthansa looking to acquire 80 of Air Berlin’s 144 aircraft, […]

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Alaska Air Group reports September 2017 operational results

Alaska Air Group has reported September operational results on a consolidated basis, for its mainline operations operated by subsidiaries Alaska Airlines and Virgin America and for its regional flying operated by subsidiary Horizon Air and third-party regional carriers SkyWest Airlines and Peninsula Airlines. On a combined basis for all operations, Air Group reported an 8.4%

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Southwest Airlines announces plans to serve Hawaii

Southwest Airlines has shared plans to begin selling tickets in 2018 for service to Hawaii and also announced its intention to launch an application process for Federal Aviation Administration authorization for Extended Operations (ETOPS). At the beginning of this month, Southwest became the first airline in North America to launch scheduled service utilizing Boeing 737

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Sepang Aircraft Engineering becomes fully owned Airbus subsidiary

Sepang Aircraft Engineering (SAE), an MRO centre based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, partially owned by Airbus since 2011, has become a fully owned Airbus subsidiary, following the acquisition by Airbus of its remaining shares. With this acquisition, SAE becomes an integral part of the Airbus Customer Services network and is set to represent a key

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Monarch Aircraft Engineering secures Icelandair as new base maintenance customer

Monarch Aircraft Engineering has signed a new base maintenance agreement with Icelandair. The airline is a new base maintenance customer for MAEL who will carry out C check for Icelandair’s Boeing 757 cargo aircraft. The maintenance work will be carried out at Monarch Aircraft Engineering’s Luton Airport hangar and is due to commence at the

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GECAS extends relationship with AirBridgeCargo Airlines

GECAS has acquired a 747-8 freighter (MSN 63378) from Boeing Capital Corporation and will continue the existing aircraft lease with AirBridgeCargo. This transaction expands GECAS’ decade-long relationship with the airline, who operate an all-747 fleet including two 747-400ERFs from GECAS. “We are pleased to continue our support of AirBridgeCargo Airlines with this acquisition,” said Richard

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AJW Group’s growth in North America, bolstered by two senior appointments

AJW Group has announced two senior appointments in North America to support and strengthen its continued growth in providing supply chain, asset management and channel partner solutions to transform aviation efficiency. Brian Beair has been appointed VP of Business Development, while Jordan Green has been appointed Regional Sales Director. As a result of the continued

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