he Airbus A330-800neo stands as the worst selling plane in the European manufacturer’s lineup, with only a single order placed for this mid-size long-haul jet in the current year.
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Akasa Air aims to possess a fleet of 22 aircraft by the end of 2023, reaching 25 by March and plans to double its fleet by the end of the next fiscal year.
Lenders of the financially distressed Indian LCC Go First, established by the Wadia family, are reportedly considering a proposal to liquidate the airline.
A collision occurred between a vehicle and a British Airways (BA) plane at Aberdeen Airport, causing delays for passengers. The incident involved BA flight 1305 destined for London Heathrow, originally scheduled to depart at 8:55 am on Saturday.
ABU DHABI- Etihad Airways (EY), the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has unveiled its dynamic Summer 24 schedule, showcasing its ambitious growth plans. Key highlights of the network modifications, currently open for booking, encompass new non-stop flights to the French Riviera destination of Nice and direct services to the Greek holiday hotspots of Mykonos and Santorini. Etihad Flights to Asia and Europe Due to the positive reception of Etihad’s new flights to Copenhagen, it has now been established as a year-round destination. The schedule enhances connectivity by introducing additional frequencies across the network, including destinations such as…
This week commemorates a significant milestone for the Australian flag carrier Qantas (QF) as the airline celebrates 103 years of operation since its establishment on November 16, 1920.
India is actively developing a national policy with the aim of transforming its airports into significant international hubs, providing convenient single-point international connectivity across the South Asian region.
The flag carrier of UAE, Emirates (EK), intends to make an order for the next-generation widebody freighters, potentially opting for either A350Fs or Boeing 777-8Fs
At a recent stakeholders’ forum hosted by Nigeria’s minister of aviation and aerospace development, Festus Keyamo, foreign airlines voiced their concerns regarding the unavailability of approximately 90% of their $783 million trapped funds in Nigeria.
Airbus has disclosed that they received an order for 10 A350-900 aircraft among the approximately 120 total orders placed with the manufacturer in October.