Airlines & Routes

DAE appoints Jeff Wilkinson as Joramco’s CEO

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has appointed Jeff Wilkinson as Chief Executive Officer of its subsidiary company, Jordan Aircraft Maintenance Limited (Joramco). Jeff was most recently Chief Executive Officer of Etihad Airways Engineering based in Abu Dhabi, responsible for several core business functions including Airframe and Component maintenance services, Supply Chain Management, Design Engineering, CAMO, Line […]

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Small Planet Airlines Germany is growing to 10 aircraft in 2018

Leisure charter carrier Small Planet Airlines is further expanding its presence in Germany – the airline signed contracts with German tour operators FTI Touristik and DER Touristik Deutschland and this way secured the top 4 German tour operators’ as its clients. Since 2016, Small Planet Airlines Germany is also cooperating with leisure travel giants TUI

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Norwegian’s UK subsidiary given final approval for transatlantic operations

Norwegian has been granted a foreign air carrier permit by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for its British subsidiary ‘Norwegian UK’ (NUK). The permit allows NUK to operate flights between the UK, Europe and the United States, effective immediately. The ‘Norwegian UK’ (NUK) subsidiary was set up in 2015 to allow Norwegian to build

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WestJet and Hong Kong Airlines announce code-share

WestJet and Hong Kong Airlines have entered into a code-share agreement which sees Hong Kong Airlines placing its HX marketing code on WestJet-operated flights. The two carriers are building on an existing interline agreement put in place earlier this year. Hong Kong Airlines’ daily Hong Kong-Vancouver service will allow guests to connect onto select WestJet

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Joint venture between American Airlines and LATAM nears approval

The General Superintendence (SG) of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) in Brazil has made the recommendation to the antitrust regulator’s Administrative Tribunal to approve the Joint Business Agreement (JBA) between American Airlines and LATAM Airlines Group. American’s JBA with LATAM has already received approvals from aviation authorities in Uruguay and Colombia. After conducting

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Ryanair flight cancellations could cost carrier US$24 million in compensation alone

With the Irish low-cost carrier admitting it has “messed up” over the planning of pilot holidays, Ryanair stands to lose an estimated US$24 million in compensation payouts alone. Currently the airline is looking at canceling between 40 and 50 flights a week for the next six weeks while many pilots take their annual holiday. The

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Ryanair to cancel 40-50 flights daily for the next six weeks to improve punctuality

Ryanair has released that it would cancel 40-50 flights daily for the next six weeks (to the end of October) to improve its system-wide punctuality which has fallen below 80% in the first two weeks of September through a combination of ATC capacity delays and strikes, weather disruptions and the impact of increased holiday allocations

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