JetBlue Airways has reported its preliminary traffic results for April 2019. Traffic in April increased 6.6% from April 2018, on a capacity increase of 7.4%. Load factor for April 2019 was 85.1%, a decrease of 0.6 points from April 2018.
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EL AL Israel Airlines and Alaska Airlines have expanded their commercial relationship to include a reciprocal frequent flyer agreement. This agreement is in addition to the codeshare agreement that recently came into effect between the airlines allowing EL AL to place its “LY” code on various Alaska Airlines “AS” flights in the U.S. The codeshare
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GA Telesis’ MRO Services Group has received its landing gear rating from the United States Federal Aviation Administration. This new rating allows the Company to provide their customers additional maintenance services with the same high level of quality and customer service. During the certification process, the Company successfully demonstrated its competency and stringent quality controls
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ONE Order is the IATA initiative to modernize its member airlines’ flight booking and accounting processes, to enable them to align their products even more closely to customers’ needs and substantially simplify the customer’s booking experience. Under the ONE Order approach, the customer is issued a single reference number for their journey, known as their
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Jackson Square Aviation Ireland (JSAI), a full-service commercial aircraft lessor based in Dublin, Ireland, has delivered one Boeing 737-800 aircraft from its existing fleet on lease to T’Way Air. Chris Dailey, President and Chief Commercial Officer, stated, “We are delighted to welcome T’Way as our newest customer. We are pleased to be able to support
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Lars Sandahl Sørensen has decided to leave SAS to pursue an exciting opportunity outside the company, as CEO of Dansk Industri. Lars Sandahl Sørensen will start his new position mid-August. The dates for final day at SAS and first at Dansk Industri are yet to be confirmed.
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StandardAero Component Services facility, located in Prahova, Romania, has expanded its manufacturing capacity from 32,000 ft² to 43,000 ft² and also recently exceeded over 200,000 gate valves processed with High Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF) coatings. The company has also invested in a new clean line, new fluoride penetrant inspection and additional milling and turning capacity
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Turkish Airlines has signed a contract with BAA Training for a Cadet training program. One of the TOP 3 biggest independent aviation training centers in Europe, BAA Training, is proud to announce that it will deliver training to almost 300 cadets for the airline in 3.5 years. Having one of Europe’s youngest fleets with an
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Norwegian has carried more than 3.1 million passengers in April, an increase of three percent compared to the same month previous year. A total of 3,137,608 passengers chose to fly with Norwegian in April; 88,359 more than the same period last year. The total traffic increased by 11%, while the capacity growth was 7%. The
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Air France has announced that it is to trim its short-haul network by approximately 15% by 2021 and as a consequence, is looking to shed 465 jobs, in a bid to stem losses resulting from competition both from other airlines and France’s high-speed TGV trains. Ben Smith, the Group’s relatively new chief executive, has been
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