Aeroflot to Harvest Parts From Freighters Amid Sanctions
Russian airline Aeroflot plans to scrap five Boeing 737-800BCF cargo jet for parts to outfit commercial passenger aircraft amid ongoing sanctions.
Russian airline Aeroflot plans to scrap five Boeing 737-800BCF cargo jet for parts to outfit commercial passenger aircraft amid ongoing sanctions.
The ultra-low-cost carrier – which began flying in 2021 – is set to add more routes from its New Haven, Connecticut, base in 2025.
With some airlines – including American and Delta – cutting daytime flights to Europe, United plans to resume one in 2025.
Last month, the carrier scheduled the resumption of flights from Chicago to Boise, Idaho, along with Bismarck, North Dakota.
This is the second A321neo to join the carrier’s growing fleet this week, with the other aircraft (N54525) arriving on Monday.
Boom Technology founder Blake Scholl talks about the return of supersonic flight on ‘Bring It Home’ podcast.
One of Qantas’ Boeing 737-800 aircraft (registered as VH-VZX) has been nicknamed “Roo-dolph” for the upcoming holiday season.
Airport management has already said that some airlines have expressed interest in serving the new commercial facility, which is set to open in 2026.
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Lesotho will be without scheduled air service until its primary airport in Maseru restores emergency services to acceptable standards.