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SWISS Orders 10th Boeing B777-300ER

October 26, 2016 James Field

Swiss International Airlines and Boeing have confirmed a new deal for one additional Boeing B777-300ER (Extended Range) aircraft at a list price of $339.6 million. The airline has previously ordered nine of the aircraft type

Airports

UK Government Confirms Airport Expansion at Heathrow

October 25, 2016 James Dinsdale

For the first time in 60 years, Her Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom has finally made a decision on which airport will be expanded. Announced earlier today by Department for Transport Minister, Chris Grayling,

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Singapore Airlines Inaugurates Nonstop Flight to United States

October 23, 2016 Parker Davis

Flights between Singapore and the U.S. have a long, complicated history, mostly due to Singapore’s location in southeast Asia. In 2004, Singapore Airlines launched flights between Singapore and Newark using their Airbus A340-500 aircraft, then

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Hawaiian Airlines and Disney’s “Moana” Take Flight

October 21, 2016 Samuel Chen

Hawaiian Airlines, in collaboration with Walt Disney Studios, recently released one of three Airbus A330s decorated with imagery from Disney’s soon-to be released film “Moana.” The design of the airplane features the four main characters

Routes

British Airways Relaunches 1980s Route to New Orleans

October 20, 2016 James Dinsdale

The UK flag-carrier British Airways has announced a new service to New Orleans, USA, which will begin on March 27th, 2017. The new route will be assigned to the growing Boeing 787-8 destination list, which currently

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Frontier Takes Delivery of First A320neo

October 19, 2016 James Field

Denver-based Frontier Airlines took delivery of their first of 80 Airbus A320neo family aircraft with CFM engines. The entirety of Frontier’s orderbook for the A320neo Family aircraft will be powered by CFM’s International LEAP-1A engines.

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Delta Reimagines Flying With New Uniforms

October 19, 2016 Matthew Garcia

Delta has revealed their new fashion line for approximately 60,000 of their employees. The airline has partnered with New York fashion designer Zac Posen to create new and fashionable uniforms for customer service agents, ramp

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DOT Ban on Samsung Note 7 Takes Effect

October 15, 2016 Ashley Magoon

Effective as of October 15, 2016, at 12pm Eastern Time, all Samsung Note 7 devices are banned from commercial aircraft in the United States. The emergency order was issued by the Department of Transportation (DOT),

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Airbus Celebrates 10,000th Aircraft Delivery

October 15, 2016 James Field

On Friday, Airbus delivered its 10,000 aircraft The airplane, 9V-SMF (MSN54), was an Airbus A350-941 with a special sticker to commemorate the occasion. The delivery also has significance in terms of the relationships that the two

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Monarch Saved by £165 Million Investment

October 12, 2016 James Field

UK carrier Monarch has announced their intentions for a continuation in operations after receiving a £165m investment from Greybull Capital. The airline originally had an extension on their ATOL license to give more time in

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US Voter Registration Made Easy With Delta

October 11, 2016 Matthew Garcia

Are you stuck in the skies this election season? If your flying on Delta, you don’t have to worry as the airline is now offering free voter registration and debate screenings onboard their flights. Delta

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Air Berlin Announces Drastic Restructure and Growth Initiative

October 10, 2016 James Dinsdale

Air Berlin has recently announced plans to restructure itself following crippling year-on-year financial results which saw a record loss of €446m back in April of this year. In a move to assist with current attempts to complete with

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Qatar, Boeing Announce Historic Aircraft Order

October 7, 2016 Ryan Ewing

This morning, Qatar Airways and Boeing announced an order for 30 787-9 Dreamliners, 10 777-300ERs, and a letter of intent for 60 737 MAX-8s. The sizable order is valued at $11.7 billion. As part of

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Safety Videos: The Big Three US Carriers And Their Attempt to Catch Passengers’ Attention

October 6, 2016 Samuel Chen

The purpose of safety videos are to inform the passengers what to do in case of an emergency. Recently, several airlines have begun to make an effort to make their safety videos more memorable. Some videos

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Monarch Given Air Traffic Organizer’s License Extension

October 1, 2016 James Field

Hours before the deadline on Friday, September 30th, UK carrier Monarch Airlines has been given an extension on their Air Travel Organizer’s License (ATOL) Award. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) agreed to temporarily extend the

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Air Canada Increases International Network By Adding Six New Destinations

September 28, 2016 Samuel Chen

This morning, Air Canada announced the growth of their route network through the addition of six new destinations. The new nonstop routes, all with a launch date in summer of 2017, will be from three

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Germanwings 9525: A Lesson On the Importance of Pilot Mental Health

September 28, 2016 Daniel Morley

On March 24, 2015, the world watched as images showed an airplane in pieces on the side of a mountain in the southern region of France. The early details were sketchy and the cause appeared

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Bombardier CS300 Commences European Route Proving Tour

September 27, 2016 James Field

On September 27th, the first Bombardier C Series CS300 for airBaltic kicked off its commercial adventure with the first CS300 landing at Riga, Latvia. The aircraft will be based in Riga and will operate short

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Saudia Goes Big With Fleet Modernization Effort

September 26, 2016 James Field

Jeddah based airline, Saudia, has announced a new order for 63 additional aircraft to be added to their fleet as part of a fleet expansion and modernization effort. The Minister of Transport and Saudi Arabian

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Second A350-1000 Test Aircraft Rolls Out of Paint Shop

September 24, 2016 Ashley Magoon

Airbus has rolled out the second A350-1000 test aircraft from their paint shop in Toulouse, France, featuring Airbus’ signature carbon fiber themed livery, which reflects the advanced composite design implemented on the company’s latest aircraft.

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Top Story

SWISS Orders 10th Boeing B777-300ER

UK Government Confirms Airport Expansion at Heathrow

Singapore Airlines Inaugurates Nonstop Flight to United States

Hawaiian Airlines and Disney’s “Moana” Take Flight

British Airways Relaunches 1980s Route to New Orleans

Frontier Takes Delivery of First A320neo

Delta Reimagines Flying With New Uniforms

DOT Ban on Samsung Note 7 Takes Effect

Airbus Celebrates 10,000th Aircraft Delivery

Monarch Saved by £165 Million Investment

US Voter Registration Made Easy With Delta

Air Berlin Announces Drastic Restructure and Growth Initiative

Qatar, Boeing Announce Historic Aircraft Order

Safety Videos: The Big Three US Carriers And Their Attempt to Catch Passengers’ Attention

Monarch Given Air Traffic Organizer’s License Extension

Air Canada Increases International Network By Adding Six New Destinations

Germanwings 9525: A Lesson On the Importance of Pilot Mental Health

Bombardier CS300 Commences European Route Proving Tour

Saudia Goes Big With Fleet Modernization Effort

Second A350-1000 Test Aircraft Rolls Out of Paint Shop

The 10 Longest Scheduled Routes Operated by Boeing’s 757

Handy Tips for Aussie Frequent Fliers

Vistara Announces Flights to Singapore and New Codeshare Agreements

Avianca Brasil Assets Auctioned to GOL and LATAM

France Decides on More Taxes for Aviation Sector