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Emirates Enhances Onboard Family Friendly Amenities

August 16, 2018 Thomas Pallini

While Emirates Airline’s ultra-luxury premium class products impress its adult passengers, the airline is introducing new amenities for those yet to fully appreciate the finer things in life, children. For its younger passengers, Emirates is

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Aerolineas Argentinas Sets Tight Due Date for Fleet Replacement

August 16, 2018 Pablo Diaz

In a changing and challenging commercial aviation market such as the Argentinian one, there are two long-awaited decisions that suffered significant delays in the last months. Those are Aerolíneas Argentinas’ fleet replacement selections, both in

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Philippine Airlines Continues A340 Fleet Replacement with Second A350 Delivery

August 15, 2018 Mateen Kontoravdis

A second A350-900 for Philippine Airlines (PAL) will land in Manila on Wednesday, less than one month after the airline took delivery of its first of the aircraft type on July 17. With three more

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Jet Airways Revises Standard Operating Procedures Due to Recent Findings

August 15, 2018 Akhil Dewan

Jet Airways has announced that the carrier has revised its standard operating procedures following a take-off incident that occurred in August 2016. A Boeing 777-300 flying from London-Heathrow to Mumbai had apparently crossed the airfield

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Chilean Low-Cost Carrier Sky Airline to Launch a Subsidiary in Peru

August 14, 2018 Jose Antonio Payet

It has been a pretty eventful year for aviation in Latin America. Argentina has probably been the star of the show with its first low-cost carrier Flybondi taking off in January; with Nowregian and Jetsmart

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U.S. Airlines Announce July Traffic Reports

August 14, 2018 Matthew Garcia

JetBlue Airways has announced its traffic reports for the month of July 2018 with large increases. The New York City-based carrier saw a 6.2 percent increase in traffic from last July. JetBlue’s load factors went

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Brazil Opens Low-Cost Market Authorizing Norwegian to Operate

August 13, 2018 Pablo Diaz

In December 2016, Brazil’s national aviation authority, ANAC, issued the famous “resolution 400,” which was an attempt to align the Brazilian aviation rules to the international standards. Among other changes, the most noticeable is the

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Spanish Volotea Receives Warning From Italian Government

August 12, 2018 Akhil Dewan

Spanish low-cost carrier Volotea has been told by the Italian civil aviation authority that it could be blocked from operating within Italy if its flight schedules are continuously delayed. Italy’s National Agency for Civil Aviation,

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Ryanair Cancels Hundreds of Flights Amid Another Round of Pilot Strikes

August 11, 2018 Parker Davis

Ryanair was forced to cancel almost 400 flights on Friday as more pilot strikes continued to plague the low-cost carrier. Nearly 15 percent of the airline’s operations were canceled as a result of strikes that

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United, Avianca and Copa Look for a New Three Way Joint Venture

August 10, 2018 Pablo Diaz

Avianca and Copa Airlines want to enter into a three-way deal with United Airlines, which would strengthen the U.S. to Latin America presence of the three Star Alliance members. At an event held for the

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Southern Air Pilots Vote to Adopt New Standards

August 10, 2018 Thomas Pallini

In a vote that saw an overwhelming majority of Southern Air pilots vote in the affirmative, a Letter of Agreement (LOA) that will raise pilot standards at Southern has been approved. The two-week long vote

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Tillamook Air Museum: Preserving the History of Airships in World War II

August 10, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Airships played a valuable role in WWI, acting as bombers to surveillance craft. However, most countries had phased out their use of airships once the Great War ended as they were no longer needed in

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Las Vegas is Getting Nonstop Flights to Tokyo…But Only for 11 Days

August 9, 2018 Parker Davis

Last week, American Airlines announced plans for a new complement to its Asian route network, a flight from Las Vegas’s McCarran International Airport and Tokyo’s Narita Airport. This route, however, is not like the airline’s

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Air France-KLM Planning Joint Venture with Air Europa

August 7, 2018 Jose Antonio Payet

Air France-KLM announced their intent in creating a joint venture (JV) with fellow Skyteam partner Air Europa to strengthen their presence in Central and South American markets. Such a strategy will help them offer greater connectivity

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Silver Airways Cancels Branson Service Before Start

August 6, 2018 Daniel Morley

Branson Airport has announced that Silver Airways has cancelled its plans to start service to the city at the end of the month. The Florida based airline planned to start service to Branson from three

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New App Allows Passengers to Report Uncomfortable Cabin Conditions

August 6, 2018 Akhil Dewan

A new app released by the Association of Flight Attendants will now allow passengers to report high or low temperatures onboard an aircraft. The app, which is available to passengers and crew free of charge,

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Virgin Atlantic and Delta Celebrate Transatlantic Partnership with Pop-Up Pub in London

August 5, 2018 Albert Kuan

Virgin Atlantic is promoting its extensive network in the U.S. with its partner, Delta Air Lines, by opening a pop-up pub in London for nine days during the month of August. The pop-up pub, named

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Recap: U.S. Airlines Report Second Quarter Earnings Amid Rising Fuel Prices

August 3, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Over the past few weeks, airlines in the U.S. have been releases their second quarter 2018 earnings. These releases were of particular interest to curious investors looking to see how airlines would handle increasing fuel

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Qatar to Build A350XWB Stronghold at New York-JFK

August 2, 2018 Thomas Pallini

Qatar Airways announced on Wednesday that the first scheduled route for its new Airbus A350-1000 aircraft to the United States will be to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. New York’s primary international airport

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Flybondi Experiences Massive Delays and Cancellations Again as El Palomar Airport is Suboptimal for Airline Operations

August 1, 2018 Jose Antonio Payet

Argentina’s first low-cost carrier Flybondi experienced a handful of cancellations earlier this month as adverse climatic conditions hit the area near their base in the airport of El Palomar (EPA). These are a common occurrence

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Emirates Enhances Onboard Family Friendly Amenities

Aerolineas Argentinas Sets Tight Due Date for Fleet Replacement

Philippine Airlines Continues A340 Fleet Replacement with Second A350 Delivery

Jet Airways Revises Standard Operating Procedures Due to Recent Findings

Chilean Low-Cost Carrier Sky Airline to Launch a Subsidiary in Peru

U.S. Airlines Announce July Traffic Reports

Brazil Opens Low-Cost Market Authorizing Norwegian to Operate

Spanish Volotea Receives Warning From Italian Government

Ryanair Cancels Hundreds of Flights Amid Another Round of Pilot Strikes

United, Avianca and Copa Look for a New Three Way Joint Venture

Southern Air Pilots Vote to Adopt New Standards

Tillamook Air Museum: Preserving the History of Airships in World War II

Las Vegas is Getting Nonstop Flights to Tokyo…But Only for 11 Days

Air France-KLM Planning Joint Venture with Air Europa

Silver Airways Cancels Branson Service Before Start

New App Allows Passengers to Report Uncomfortable Cabin Conditions

Virgin Atlantic and Delta Celebrate Transatlantic Partnership with Pop-Up Pub in London

Recap: U.S. Airlines Report Second Quarter Earnings Amid Rising Fuel Prices

Qatar to Build A350XWB Stronghold at New York-JFK

Flybondi Experiences Massive Delays and Cancellations Again as El Palomar Airport is Suboptimal for Airline Operations

Delta Goes Against Trend, Continues Seatback Entertainment Push

AAviationDay 2018: A Global Recap

Taipei Taoyuan Airport Yearns for More Transit Passengers

Interjet Receives Compensation for Faulty Sukhoi Aircraft

Mr. Smith Goes to Paris: Strike Threats and a Falling Share Price Shows Work is Cut Out for New Air France-KLM CEO