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Air Mauritius Moves London Operations to Gatwick, Announces Daily Flights

Air Mauritius, the national airline of Mauritius, has announced that it will be moving its operations from London’s Heathrow Airport to Gatwick Airport starting Oct. 29. The airline will offer daily flights using its latest generation aircraft, the Airbus A350-900 and Airbus A330-900neo. The move is part of the airline’s strategy to meet the growing […]

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Flair Files $50 million Lawsuit After Four Aircraft Seized

Canadian carrier Flair Airlines is following up on the seizure of four of its aircraft by filing a $50 million lawsuit against Airborne Capital and several affiliated companies. As reported by Airline Geeks the airline’s passengers were subjected to cancellations during the spring break holidays by the seizure of the aircraft. In a statement issued […]

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Vertical Aerospace Announces Opening of New 15000 Sq.ft Facility in Bristol

Vertical Aerospace, a UK aerospace company founded in 2016 by Stephen Fitzpatrick to design and build zero-emission electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOLs), has announced a significant investment in the UK with the opening of the Vertical Energy Centre (VEC) in Bristol. This new 15,000 ft facility will produce advanced technology electric batteries for […]

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Avelo Airlines Announces Three New Destinations

Avelo Airlines has been growing consistently since the airline began scheduled services back in April 2021. Despite being in the middle of the pandemic, the airline has continued to grow, and with the carrier about to complete its second full year of operations, they haven’t slowed down growth and have even picked up the pace. […]

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Onboard the Successful Hawaiian Airlines Texas Flight

Hawaiian Airlines touched down in Texas for the first time in April 2021, connecting Austin with the Aloha state. The new service offered fresh demand for the Honolulu-based airline as it looked to reallocate resources at a time when the demand for core markets such as Australia and Asia was heavily suppressed due to global […]

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Museum of Ingenuity Charts Bombardier History

The Bombardier brand is one of the most familiar names in the global aviation industry and has its origins in Quebec, Canada. The Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier (Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier) in Valcourt, Quebec — ninety minutes east of Montréal, Canada’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport — charts the history of Bombardier and its […]

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Emirates Unveils New Modernized Livery

The world’s largest Airbus A380 fleet is getting a new look, as Emirates recently revealed a new livery. The Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based carrier — which is also the world’s largest Boeing 777 operator — announced that its aircraft will sport a new signature, distinctive livery. A Refreshed Look While the livery’s overall colors and branding […]

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Air France Boosts its Flight Offering in Updated Summer 2023 Schedule

Air France is strengthening its summer 2023 schedule by bringing back multiple destinations that were suspended due to the pandemic and restoring capacity to 2019 levels. The French airline will operate up to 835 daily flights to 191 destinations in 89 countries. Asia With the reopening and easing of health restrictions in Greater China, the […]

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Airbus and Boeing Seek Indian Workforce to Speed Up Deliveries

Airbus and Boeing are expanding their search for engineers in India to meet booming demand for aircraft and expand their presence in the country, one of the largest economies globally, according to a Bloomberg report. In recent months, airlines and lessors have started to use their right to compensation as a bargaining chip for the […]

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Flair Airlines Files Lawsuit as Saga Drags On

On Wednesday, Flair Airlines — the trending Canadian ultra low-cost carrier — announced that it would be filing a $50 million CAD ($36.4 million) lawsuit against a lessor that claimed the carrier had failed to make payments on one of its aircraft last week.  The lawsuit against Airborne Air Capital — an Ireland-based lessor — was filed […]

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