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Cabo Verde Airlines Announces Route to Washington

July 29, 2019 Pablo Diaz

Cabo Verde Airlines, the national flag carrier of Cape Verde archipelago, has announced a network expansion that will include nonstop service to Washington Dulles International Airport with a thrice weekly frequency. The route will be

Planes

The Leisure Liner: How Airlines are Utilizing the Boeing 757-300 Today

June 13, 2018 Ian McMurtry

Following the success of the Boeing 757-200, the Boeing 757-300 was originally launched in 1996 as a way to provide a narrowbody alternative to the Boeing 767-200 and McDonnell-Douglas MD-10. The aircraft would have the

Routes

An Irish Alliance: Aer Lingus and Ryanair Sign Flight-Connection Deal

March 6, 2018 Andy Nelson

Ireland’s two largest airlines have agreed to a historic deal to connect short and long-haul routes out of the country’s capital, Dublin. Flag-carrier Aer Lingus and eminent low-cost carrier Ryanair signed the cooperation agreement that will allow

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Trump’s Personal Pilot on Short List for New FAA Head

February 26, 2018 Parker Davis

Trump’s personal pilot is in the running to lead U.S. aviation’s chief governing body, the Federal Aviation Administration, a Trump administration spokesperson confirmed to Axios late Sunday night. John Dunkin has worked for Trump since

Airlines

United To Start Additional Service from Newark to Brussels

December 18, 2015 Ashley Magoon

As of December 18, 2015, United announced that they will commence a second daily nonstop service from Newark to Brussels next summer. Beginning on May 5, the service will operate through October 28, 2016. Set

Airlines

Delta to Operate Additional Reykjavik Route

November 9, 2015 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Delta Air Lines announced today that it will start seasonal service between Minneapolis/St. Paul and Reykjavik, Iceland. The new route will complement the carrier’s New York-JFK to Reykjavik seasonal service and is currently the only

Airlines

#TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: ATA

July 2, 2015 Daniel Morley

American Trans Air, or more commonly known as ATA, was founded in August of 1973 in Indianapolis, Indiana. It was founded by the Ambassadair Travel Club to provide aircraft for the club. The club’s first

Airlines

American Airlines Outlines Changes to Fleet in 2015

February 3, 2015 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

With the merger with US Airways, the “new American is arriving” with a very diverse and sizable combined fleet. Here, we take a look at American Airlines’ plans for 2015. American (Mainline) Airbus A319: American

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An Above Water Cruise Aboard the Four Seasons Jet

November 21, 2014 Ryan Ewing

Did Air New Zealand get a 757? No, they did not, but this aircraft is much more luxurious than any commercial airliner out there. Toronto based luxury hotel brand, Four Seasons, announced recently that they

Cabo Verde Airlines Announces Route to Washington

The Leisure Liner: How Airlines are Utilizing the Boeing 757-300 Today

An Irish Alliance: Aer Lingus and Ryanair Sign Flight-Connection Deal

Trump’s Personal Pilot on Short List for New FAA Head

United To Start Additional Service from Newark to Brussels

Delta to Operate Additional Reykjavik Route

#TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: ATA

American Airlines Outlines Changes to Fleet in 2015

An Above Water Cruise Aboard the Four Seasons Jet

VivaAerobus to Serve Chicago From Five Cities in Mexico

Southwest Announcing Route Cuts From Major Hubs and Focus Cities

Embraer’s 50 Years: A Tale of Challenge and Superation

Tigerair Taiwan Adding 15 New Airbus A320neo to Fleet

GoAir Potentially Seeking IPO