Frontier Airlines A321 Suffers Main Gear Fire on Landing in Las Vegas
A Frontier Airlines Airbus A321-200 arriving from San Diego, CA suffered a main gear fire on landing in Las Vegas on 5 October 2024. Frontier Airlines flight F91326 had conducted an arrival and was given clearance to land on runway 26L Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). During the descent, flight crew had reported […]
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San Marino A300-600F Freighter Diverts to Ljubljana with Electrical Problem
A San Marino Executive Aviation Airbus A300-600F operating a freight service from Frankfurt to Tel Aviv diverted to Ljubljana, Slovenia with a technical problem on 1 October 2024. San Marino Executive Aviation flight LY822 was en route from Frankfurt am Main Airport to Tel Aviv when the incident occurred. San Marino LY822 Frankfurt-Tel Aviv Whilst […]
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JetBlue A220-300 Suffers Fuel Leak on Landing New York
A JetBlue airbus A220-300 arriving from Miami, FL was stopped clear of the runway with a suspected fuel leak after landing in New York on 29 September 2024. JetBlue flight B62892, an Airbus A220-300 from Miami International Airport (MIA) had conducted a normal approach and landing on runway 04R New York JFK. JetBlue B62892 Miami-New […]
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United Airlines B757-200 Returns to Denver After Hydraulic Failure
A United Airlines Boeing 757-200 departing for Lihue, HI made a return to Denver, CO after reporting a hydraulic failure shortly after takeoff on 2 October 2024. United Airlines flight UA2307, a Boeing 757-200 bound for Lilue Airport (LIH) Hawaii, had conducted a departure from Denver International Airport (DEN). United Airlines UA2307 Denver-Lihue During the […]
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Qantas to Operate Two Free Evacuation Flights from Lebanon
In response to the ongoing crisis in Lebanon, Qantas will operate two non-stop flights between Cyprus and Sydney to assist Australian citizens in returning home. These flights by the national carrier are being arranged at the request of the Australian Government. Qantas will operate both flights using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which can accommodate up […]
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WW2 US Bomb Explodes Underneath Taxiway at Japan’s Miyazaki Airport
A U.S. bomb, buried since the World War II conflict, exploded underneath a taxiway in Miyazaki Airport, Japan this week. The blast, which occurred on Wednesday, was confirmed as emanating from a buried 500-pound US bomb dropped during the Second World War. It created a large crater in the taxiway, disrupting airport operations. The unexpected […]
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Global Air Travel Demand and Load Factors Break Records in August
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its latest data on global passenger and air travel demand for August 2024. The international figures reveal a continuing robust recovery in the aviation sector. This analysis delves into the key findings and their implications for the industry. August 2024 witnessed unprecedented growth in air travel demand. […]
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Cebu Pacific Places Firm Order for 70 Airbus A321neo Aircraft
Cebu Pacific, the Philippine-based airline, has confirmed a substantial order for 70 Airbus A321neo aircraft. This agreement was initially announced in July. It was officially signed in Manila by Cebu Pacific’s CEO Mike Szucs and Airbus Commercial Aircraft’s EVP Sales, Benoît de Saint-Exupéry. A Strategic Move for Cebu Pacific Szucs emphasized the significance of this […]
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Thai SmartLynx Set to Launch as Thailand’s First ACMI Provider
Thai SmartLynx, a pioneering ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, is set to enter Thailand’s aviation landscape. The carrier will become the first ACMI operator in Thailand. With its official launch imminent, the company will offer flexible and efficient aircraft capacity solutions to meet the country’s growing demand for air travel. ACMI, a specialized […]
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Coulson Aviation Secures $400 Million Contract with NSW Rural Fire Service
Coulson Aviation has won a $400 million (AUD) contract with the New South Wales (NSW) Rural Fire Service (RFS). This 10-year agreement, awarded through a competitive bid process, tasks Coulson with managing, operating, and maintaining the entire RFS aircraft fleet. The agreement builds on the operator’s five-year history of overseeing most of the NSW RFS […]
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British Airways BA369 Marseille-London Declares Emergency
TOUCHDOWN! TOUCHDOWN! British Airways flight BA369 from Marseille and originally bound for London, has appeared to have touched down safely into Lyon following it’s emergency broadcast and subsequent choice to divert. The cause of the emergency is not yet known. As soon as we have more information pertinent to the cause, then we will update […]
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Qantas Launches Direct 787-9 Dreamliner Flights Between Perth and Paris
Qantas has inaugurated a new 787-9 Dreamliner service between Australia and France with its first direct flight from Perth to Paris. This marks the airline’s return to the French capital after a 20-year hiatus. The new route significantly reduces travel time, shaving off approximately three hours compared to previous options. It now stands as the […]
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SunExpress Completes Phase One of Finlets
On July 10, SunExpress announced that they have completed the first phase of using VCT Finlets on their Boeing 737-800s. SunExpress VCT FinletsSenior Comments This article will cover the details of SunExpress adopting VCT’s Finlet technology to further reduce its carbon emissions. SunExpress VCT Finlets Photo Credit: MarcelX42, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons […]
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London Stansted Airport Hits Milestones, Has A Great June
London Stansted Airport revealed some strong milestones as they have a great June in terms of performance. The airport had a great four week period last month, as we will detail in this article. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Numbers from London Stansted Airport… Photo Credit: London Stansted Airport. London Stansted Airport […]
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Delta Flight DL927 Jackson-Atlanta Declares Emergency
TOUCHDOWN! TOUCHDOWN! Delta Air Lines flight DL927, originally from Jackson and bound for Atlanta, has appeared to have touched down safely into St. Louis following it’s emergency declaration not too long ago. Furthermore, the cause of the incident is not yet known. As soon as we have more information pertinent to this, then we will […]
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American Airlines Flight Evacuated in San Francisco Due to Onboard Fire
In the last hour or so, it has been revealed that an American Airlines flight was evacuated in San Francisco due to an onboard fire. American Airlines Flight AA2045 – San Francisco to Miami…Aircraft Grounded… Information is limited pertinent to this incident, but below is what we know on this so far. Without further ado, […]
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Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A321neo From Seattle Overran Kahului Runway
Details have emerged of a Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A321neo from Seattle that overran the runway at Kahului, Hawaii yesterday. Hawaiian Airlines Flight HA29 – Seattle to Kahului…Aircraft Expected in Service Later Today… Information has been released pertinent to the incident at hand, which we will get into in this article. Without further ado, let’s get […]
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Turkish Airlines to Lease 10 New Airbus A321neo Aircraft
National carrier Turkish Airlines has taken a further step towards its ongoing fleet modernization with a further Airbus A321neo acquisition. The airline recently announced a leasing agreement with AerCap Holdings N.V. for ten new Airbus A321neo aircraft. This move is set to boost the airline’s operational efficiency and support its ambitious growth plans. 10 A321neo […]
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Vertical Aerospace Gains Expanded eVTOL Certification Authority from UK CAA
Vertical Aerospace [NYSE: EVTL], a pioneer in eVTOL zero-emissions aviation, has achieved a significant milestone in its journey towards aircraft certification. The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has expanded the scope of Vertical’s Design Organisation Approval (DOA). This becomes a crucial step forward in the development and certification of their leading-edge eVTOL VX4 aircraft. This […]
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United Airlines Eyes New Daily Washington D.C. to San Francisco Route
United Airlines has taken a step towards bolstering its cross-country services with a proposed route between Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The carrier has applied to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for approval for a new daily roundtrip flight serving Washington D.C and San Francisco. This move, […]
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Etihad Launches Daily Boston Flights, A350 Heads to Toronto
Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates, has announced significant updates to its North American operations. The move comes ahead of the upcoming winter travel season, and will see the Airbus A350 support the Toronto route. The network expansion will see a boost to daily services for Boston with its widebody Boeing […]
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LATAM Boeing 777 Milan-Sao Paulo Suffers Tail Strike on Departure
It has emerged that a LATAM Boeing 777 bound for Sao Paulo suffered a tail strike on departure from Milan, prompting a return back to the Italian airport. Tail Strike!: LATAM Flight LA8073 – Milan to Sao Paulo…Aircraft Still Grounded Following the Incident… Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which we will get […]
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Rejected Takeoff After Engine Failure in Manila
A Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300 operating a service from Manila to Los Angeles rejected takeoff following an engine failure on 5 July 2024. Philippine airlines flight PR102, a Boeing 777-300 bound for Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) was conducting a takeoff from RWY 24 Manila. Philippine Airlines PR102 Manila-Los Angeles As the aircraft was accelerating […]
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Delta Air Lines 767 New York-Paris Declares Emergency
In the last few moments, a Delta Air Lines Boeing 767 from New York declared an emergency during it’s descent into Paris CDG. Emergency!: Delta Air Lines Flight DL266 New York-Paris…Reason Unclear At This Time… Information is limited surrounding the incident, but below is what we know so far on this. Without further ado, let’s […]
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Cathay Pacific’s Share Buyback Signals Hong Kong Aviation Recovery
Last week, Cathay Pacific Airways announced its plan to repurchase the remaining 50 percent of preference shares held by the Hong Kong government. This move signals a significant milestone in the airline group’s post-pandemic recovery. This analysis explores the government’s response, highlighting the positive impact on Hong Kong’s international aviation hub status. Cathay Pacific Government […]
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Boeing to Plead Guilty in 737 MAX Crash Fraud Case
The Boeing Company has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge stemming from the two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX 8 airplanes. The plea agreement has been made, according an announcement by the US Justice Department on Sunday evening. This decision comes after a period of mounting tension between the government and […]
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airBaltic Adds 3 New Routes to its Winter Schedule
airBaltic, the leading Latvian airline, has announced exciting additions to its upcoming winter schedule. Three new routes will take flight from Riga (Latvia): Innsbruck (Austria), Hurghada (Egypt), and Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt). The crisp air and shorter days of winter signal a change in travel plans for many. To cater to this seasonal shift, airBaltic, […]
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Which UK Airports Have the Worst Traffic Jams? A Guide for Travelers
Are you planning a trip and wondering which UK airports to avoid long queues and traffic jams? Feeling flustered figuring out how early you need to arrive? This article reveals a recent study by claims.co.uk that will help you make informed decisions and navigate your airport experience like a seasoned traveler. The study ranked airports […]
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United Airlines Empowers Travelers with Live Radar Maps During Delays
United Airlines is taking customer transparency a step further by providing travelers with real-time information and live radar maps. This will assist passengers with relevant information about potential disruptions to their flights during weather delays. This innovative approach is part of the airline’s ongoing commitment to keep passengers informed and empowered throughout their journey. Better […]
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Stellantis Invests Additional $55 Million in Archer Air Taxis
Stellantis (NYSE: STLA), announced an additional $55 million investment in Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE: ACHR), a pioneer in electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi aircraft. This investment reinforces the strong partnership between the two companies and fuels Archer’s progress towards revolutionizing urban transportation. Stellantis is a global leader in the development of clean […]
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SriLankan Airlines to Be Restructured Not Sold
Sri Lanka is charting a course for economic recovery, with a focus on debt restructuring and strategic partnerships. As part of that initiative, the plan for national carrier SriLankan Airlines has been revealed this week. A recent press briefing, titled “Collective Path to a Stable Country,” held at the Presidential Media Centre, outlined key aspects […]
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Where Does Air New Zealand Fly To? A Look at the Auckland Airline’s Presence
Air New Zealand has been in the airline industry game for nearly 60 years, but with that in mind, where does the Auckland-based airline fly to? To establish this, we will take a look at the airline’s fleet, and how this enables the current operation of their route network. Without further ado, let’s get into […]
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Which Are the Best Airlines for Inflight Wi-Fi?
With our worlds literally in our hands through our smartphones, we are more conditioned than ever to be constantly connected online. Best and Worst Airlines for Inflight Wi-FiProtect Yourself When Using Wi-Fi Onboard In a new study, Bionic revealed that we spend 76% of our waking hours online, between work, social media, and entertainment, so why […]
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Turkish Airlines Expands Cargo Fleet with 4 Boeing 777 Freighters
Turkish Airlines, the national flag carrier of Turkey, has placed an order for four Boeing 777 Freighters. This will bring its total fleet of these widebody cargo aircraft to twelve. The acquisition aims to bolster the airline’s position in the increasingly competitive global air cargo market. Ali Türk, Turkish Airlines Chief Cargo Officer, emphasized the […]
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Southwest Airlines Flight Las Vegas-Burbank Declares Emergency
In the last few moments, a Southwest Airlines flight between Las Vegas and Burbank has declared an emergency. N7823A is the aircraft involved in this incident. Follow below for live updates… Live Emergency: Southwest Airlines WN2327 Las Vegas-Burbank… Data provided by RadarBox.com. 4 hr 55 min ago03/07/24 Welcome! Welcome to our live coverage. Updates to […]
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AAIB to Investigate After Ryanair Flight Drops 2,000 Feet During Go-Around
An incident which saw a Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX 8 drop 2000 feet in 17 seconds during a go around procedure is to be investigated by the AAIB. Ryanair flight FR1269, a Boeing 737 MAX 8 inbound from Klagenfurt (KLU), was conducting its final approach to London Stansted Airport on 4 December 2023. Ryanair FR1269 […]
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Qantas Flight Bound for Brisbane U-Turns to Auckland Airport with Engine Problem
Yesterday New Zealand standard time, a Qantas flight bound for Brisbane u-turned back to Auckland Airport amid an engine problem onboard. Qantas QF120 – Auckland Airport to Brisbane…Maintenance Turned Around The Fix Very Quickly… Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which we will get into in this piece. Without further ado, let’s get […]
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Emirates Reveals First Destinations for Refurbished Boeing 777s
Emirates has announced the initial destinations for its newly refurbished Boeing 777 aircraft, featuring state-of-the-art cabin interiors. Geneva, Tokyo Haneda, and Brussels will be the first cities to experience these revamped widebody aircraft. They now offer passengers enhanced Premium Economy options and introduce Emirates’ next-generation Business Class seats in a cutting-edge 1-2-1 configuration. Emirates Boeing […]
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Qantas Improves Punctuality – AVS
This week, Australian flag carrier, Qantas, has reported that May was the carrier’s best punctuality rate for quite some time. Qantas’ Best Punctuality in 17 MonthsSenior Comments This article will cover the details surrounding Qantas’ latest punctuality figures and what this means for the Australian flag carrier. Qantas’ Best Punctuality in 17 Months Photo Credit: […]
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All Nippon Airways 787-8 Returns to Tokyo with Cockpit Display Problem
An All Nippon Airways Boeing 787-8 operating from Tokyo Haneda to Taipei, Taiwan made a return to Tokyo need after experiencing problems with the cockpit LCD displays on 25 June 2024. All Nippon Airways NH853 Tokyo-TaipeiFlight Details All Nippon Airways (ANA) flight NH853, a Boeing 787-8 bound for Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA), was en route […]
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Porter Airlines Inaugurates New Routes From Montréal to California
Porter Airlines has announced the launch of new seasonal routes to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The services will connect from Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL). This strategic move expands Porter’s network and caters to the growing demand for air travel between Eastern Canada and California’s vibrant West Coast. Commencing […]
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Maldivian A320 Returns to Malé After Engine Compressor Stall
A Maldivian Airbus A320-200 operating the service from Malé in the Maldives to Thiruvananthapuram, India made a precautionary return after suffering an engine compressor stall on 23 June 2024. Maldivian Q2700 Malé-TrivandrumFlight Details Maldivian flight Q2700, an Airbus A320-200 bound for Trivandrum International Airport (TRV), reported an engine compressor stall during the climb. Maldivian Q2700 […]
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Ontario International Airport Prepares For Summer Travel Boom
Ontario International Airport (ONT) is gearing up for a summer unlike any other. With a busy Independence Day holiday period looming, ONT is anticipating a record-breaking season. The Southern California airport anticipates significant passenger growth amid the looming 2024 Independence Day holidays. Independence Day Surge Expected The upcoming Independence Day holiday period serves as a […]
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Copa Airlines Celebrates 20 Years of Panama City-New York Flights
Copa Airlines has this week celebrated 20 years of Panama City to New York JFK flights, in a milestone for the carrier. The airline began flights to and from the Big Apple on June 17, 2004, with celebrations taking place this week. Without further ado, let’s get into it… 20 Years of Panama City-New York […]
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KLM To Launch New Amsterdam to Portland, Oregon Winter Flights
KLM has revealed this week that they will be launching new Winter flights between Amsterdam Schiphol & Portland, Oregon. It is understood they will begin to operate the route, which their partner Delta Air Lines has been operating. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The New Amsterdam-Portland, Oregon Flights with KLM… Photo Credit: Arash […]
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Boeing Violates NTSB Agreement in 737 MAX 9 Door Plug Investigation
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has announced a series of restrictions and sanctions on Boeing. This comes after Boeing reportedly violated investigator regulations on Boeing’s signed party agreement with the NTSB. The US plane manufacturer provided non-public investigated information to the media and speculated about possible causes of the January 5 door plug blowout […]
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Qantas & Jetstar To Launch Port Vila Flights from Brisbane & Sydney
It has been revealed in the last hour that Qantas & Jetstar will launch flights to Port Vila in Vanuatu from Brisbane and Sydney. Both carriers have laid out their plans to launch flights to the Pacific island. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The New Port Vila Flights from Brisbane & Sydney with […]
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Delta Air Lines 757 From Atlanta Diverts After Losing Cabin Pressure
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-300 operating between Atlanta, GA and Salt Lake City,UT made an unscheduled diversion to Casper, WY after losing cabin pressure on 21 June 2024. Delta DL653 Atlanta-Salt Lake CityFlight Details Delta Air Lines flight DL653 was in transit through Denver air space when flight crew reported the loss of cabin […]
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Etihad Airways Operates Inaugural Service to Al Qassim
Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the UAE, today celebrated the start of its flights to Al Qassim. This marks the first flight ever connecting the UAE’s capital with Al Qassim in the central region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia The new route becomes Etihad’s fourth destination to Saudi Arabia and offers guests four […]
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Etihad Cargo Launches New Madrid Freighter Service
Etihad Cargo recently announced the launch of a new freighter service to Madrid, Spain. This route addition bolsters the carrier’s European network and is set to commence on 15 July 2024. It will see two Boeing 777 freighter flights operate weekly between Abu Dhabi, Etihad’s hub, and the vibrant Spanish capital. The addition of this […]
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Air France Opens New Lounge at Los Angeles LAX
Air France has opened its brand-new lounge in the Tom Bradley Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). This new facility is mere steps from the boarding gates and caters to travelers flying in Air France’s La Première and Business cabins, as well as Flying Blue Elite Plus members. Passengers on eligible KLM and SkyTeam […]
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Batik Air: Descent Below Minimum Safe Altitude at Canberra
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is investigating a flight below minimum altitude involving a Batik Air Boeing 737-800 arriving at Canberra Airport. The aircraft, registered PK-LDK, was about 19 km south of Canberra Airport, Australian Capital Territory, when the incident occurred on 14 June 2024. Batik Air ID6015 Denpasar-Canberra The aircraft was operated by […]
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Air France-KLM Yearly Economic Contribution Study
The Air France-KLM Group has this week released a study showcasing their yearly economic contribution on its 20th anniversary. Air France-KLM Economic ContributionsAircraft Fleet Size This article will cover the highlights from the study that the Air France-KLM Group has released this week as part of its 20th anniversary. Air France-KLM Economic Contributions Photo Credit: […]
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Rising Star: PLAY Airlines Celebrates Three-Year Anniversary
PLAY airlines soars into its third year, commemorating its inaugural flight from Keflavík International Airport to London Stansted on June 24, 2021. Since then, PLAY has championed affordable and dependable travel, connecting Iceland with Europe and venturing into North America in 2022. Ticket sales to Toronto began in January 2023, and the first flight from […]
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Copa Airlines Flight Panama City-Lima Declares Emergency
In the last 15-20 minutes, a Copa Airlines flight bound for Lima declared an emergency and made a return to Panama City. Copa Airlines Flight CM493 – Panama City to Lima…Cause is Unclear Currently… Information is limited regarding this incident, but below is what we know so far. Without further ado, let’s get into it… […]
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Bonaire to See JetBlue Flights From New York in November
Starting 5 November 2024, JetBlue flights will operate on a new nonstop route to Bonaire island from New York. The confirmed start-up will see a direct service operate between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Bonaire, the captivating Dutch Caribbean island. Flights are now scheduled to operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and […]
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Christchurch Airport Gets a Makeover for Summer Season
Christchurch international Airport is preparing for a bumper summer season with a significant makeover of its terminal facilities. Passengers arriving in the upcoming months can expect a fresh, modern environment with diverse dining options, convenient retail spaces, and upgraded amenities. Revamped Food and Beverage Offerings This exciting revamp prioritizes passenger experience, with a particular focus […]
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Air France Says Bonjour to Kilimanjaro With New Paris Flights
Air France has this week announced new flights to Kilimanjaro from Paris, as they aim to grow their presence in Tanzania. The French airline will operate this flight as an extension of Zanzibar, and will replace Dar Es Salaam. Let’s find out more about these new flights. The New Paris-Kilimanjaro Flights with Air France… Steven […]
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Jetstar Adds A321neo Flights from Cairns to Denpasar & Perth
It has been revealed this week that Jetstar will add more flights using it’s Airbus A321neo from Cairns to Denpasar & Perth. Courtesy of data from AeroRoutes.com, the airline will add extra capacity as a result of this aircraft placement. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Jetstar A321neo Flights: Cairns to Denpasar & […]
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Global Airlines Will Now Launch Flights in 2025
It has now been revealed that rather launching flights this year, Global Airlines will launch services in 2025 instead. Such news has been revealed via a press release distributed this week surrounding a deal made with a venture capital firm in Europe. Without further ado, let’s get into it… This Week’s Announcement by Global Airlines… […]
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Transavia Flight Paris-Monastir Declares Emergency
In the last few moments, a Transavia flight operating T08152 between Paris and Monastir has declared an emergency. F-HTVM is the aircraft involved in this particular incident. Follow below for live updates. Live Emergency: Transavia T08152 Paris to Monastir… Data provided by RadarBox.com. 7 hr 13 min ago19/06/24 Welcome! Welcome to our coverage. Updates to […]
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United Airlines 777 San Francisco-Kahului Suffers Turbulence Event
It has emerged that a United Airlines Boeing 777 operating a flight between San Francisco & Kahului suffered strong turbulence which resulted in oxygen masks being deployed. Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which we will get into in this article. Without further ado, let’s get into it… United Airlines Flight UA1273 – […]
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Archer Firms Air Taxi Infrastructure Deal With Signature Aviation
Archer Aviation Inc. (NYSE:ACHR), a developer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi aircraft has firmed a major infrastructure deal with Signature Aviation. Their signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focuses on electrifying Signature’s vast network of over 200 airport terminals. This collaboration grants Archer access to prime takeoff and landing sites in key […]
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Fly Jinnah A320 Pressurisation Incident, Crewmember Unconscious
On May 24, 2024, a Fly Jinnah Airbus A320 (registered AP-BOV) flying from Lahore to Karachi experienced a serious incident likely due to pressurization problems. The Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation (BEA) in France have now documented the inflight event. Fly Jinnah 9P843 Lahore-Karachi Fly Jinnah flight 9P843, an Airbus A320 operating […]
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easyJet Flight London Gatwick to Luqa Declares Emergency
An easyJet flight operating from London Gatwick to Luqa (MLA) has declared an emergency whilst en route. The flight is currently initiating a diversion to Lyon, France. Updates to follow. 8 min ago17/06/24 Diversion to Lyon Having declared a general emergency with squawk code 7700 in the cruise, flight UA28761 is currently initiating a backtrack […]
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Zurich Airport May 2024 Traffic Figures
This week, Zurich Airport has reported its May 2024 traffic figures, showcasing an increase over 2023s numbers. This article will cover the details surrounding Zurich Airport’s May 2024 traffic figures and what this means for the Swiss airport. Zurich May 2024 Traffic Figures Photo Credit: Martin Oertle, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons During […]
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Jet2 Bans Disruptive Passenger for Life After Inflight Incident
Jet2 airlines has banned a passenger for life following a violent incident on a flight from Glasgow to Tenerife on 12 June 2024. The man, who has been identified as a 19-year old from Motherwell, is alleged to have become disruptive and aggressive shortly after takeoff. The passenger will face court, accused of “engaging in […]
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JetBlue Says ¡Hola! To Tulum With New Flights On Offer
JetBlue launched new flights between New York JFK and Tulum in Mexico, with the first flight departing on June 13. The U.S carrier has identified an area for success in the Mexican market, with daily services on offer. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The New York JFK-Tulum Flights with JetBlue… JacobAviation, CC BY-SA […]
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Bali Year-Round: Air New Zealand Extends Flight Service
Air New Zealand has expanded its non-stop Bali services to include summer months for the very first time. This means you can now book a direct flight to this tropical paradise any time of year. To celebrate this exciting development, Air New Zealand is offering special sale fares to Bali, starting from just $699 one […]
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Boeing Discovers Fastener Issue on Undelivered 787 Dreamliners
Boeing is currently investigating a quality issue discovered on a number of its undelivered 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The issue involves improperly installed fasteners on the fuselage of the planes. According to Boeing, the issue is limited to undelivered airplanes and does not pose a safety concern for the 787 Dreamliner aircraft already in operation worldwide. […]
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Flair Airlines Reports 99.5% Completion Rate in May
Flair Airlines has reported its performance results for May. The budget airline recorded a 99.5 per cent flight completion rate for the month. This is a strong performance as the airline enters the busy summer months. According to Flair, the completion rate for the month was the highest for airlines in Canada. Flair Airlines: May […]
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Southwest Airlines 737 MAX Suffers Dutch Roll at 32,000 Feet
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has confirmed that a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX suffered a Dutch Roll at 32,000 feet. Information has been released pertinent to the incident, which we will get into in this piece. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Southwest Airlines Flight WN746 – Phoenix to Oakland… Data provided by […]
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United Boosts Flights to Major Political Events This Summer
As the United States gears up for pivotal political conventions, United Airlines is enhancing its flight schedules to accommodate the influx of attendees. This strategic move aims to provide streamlined travel options for convention delegates, enthusiasts, and observers alike. Republican National Convention For the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee this July, United is ramping up […]
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United Airlines 787 Suffers Bird Strike in Newark
It has emerged over the weekend that a United Airlines Boeing 787 suffered a bird strike on approach into Newark. United Airlines Flight UA83 – Delhi to Newark…Aircraft Back in Service After 15-16 Hours… Information has been released pertinent to this incident. Without further ado, let’s get into it… United Airlines Flight UA83 – Delhi […]
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Buzz 737-800 Returns to Dortmund After Bird Strike
A scheduled flight to Katowice, Poland operated by Ryanair subsidiary Buzz made a precautionary return to Dortmund following a bird strike on 7 June 2024. Buzz FR6916 Dortmund-KatowiceAircraft & Flight Details Flight FR6916, a flight from Dortmund being operated by Buzz on behalf of Ryanair was on climb below 5000 feet when a bird impacted […]
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British Airways 787 London-Houston Suffers Engine Problem
In the last hour or so, a British Airways Boeing 787 bound for Houston made a u-turn back to London over Canada due to an engine problem. British Airways Flight BA195 – London to Houston…Engine Issue The Cause… Information has been released pertinent to this incident, which we will get into in this article. Without […]
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American Airlines 737-800 Suffers Tail Strike on Landing Chicago
An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 inbound from Florida suffered a tail strike on landing in Chicago on 6 June 2024. American AA2715 Palm Beach-ChicagoFlight & Aircraft Details American airlines flight AA2715, a Boeing 737-800 had arrived at Chicago O’Hare International Airport from West Palm Beach. American AA2715 Palm Beach-Chicago An initial approach was made to […]
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Ryanair Flight Manchester-Brussels Declares Emergency
A Ryanair flight operating from Manchester to Brussels has declared an emergency in the last few moments. Having squawked transponder code 7700, the flight now appears to be returning to Manchester. Ryanair FR613 Manchester-Brussels 30 min ago10/06/24 Return to Manchester (MAN) Having declared the emergency not long after its departure, flight FR613 has expedited a […]
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Turkish Airlines Unveils “Tomorrow On Board”
This week, AviationSource was invited to Istanbul to participate in Turkish Airlines announcing their Tomorrow On Board initiative. Turkish Airlines: Tomorrow On BoardSenior Comments This article will cover the details surrounding Turkish Airlines’ new sustainability initiative, being a pioneer for the global aviation sector. Turkish Airlines: Tomorrow On Board During this special event, Turkish Airlines […]
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Delta Air Lines Eyes New Washington D.C. to Seattle Flight
Delta Air Lines is aiming to expand its reach in the Pacific Northwest by seeking approval for a new nonstop service between Washington and Seattle. The proposed route will operate between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). This move comes on the heels of the recently enacted Federal Aviation Administration […]
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Santastic! British Airways Launches Winter Lapland Flights
This winter, Brits can forget the drudgery of cold weather for a magical escape! British Airways is spreading Christmas cheer with some exciting new flight options. The airline has announced flights to the heart of Lapland, the legendary home of Santa Claus. This may well be a great opportunity to prove to the kids one […]
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ACCC Approves Virgin Australia-Air New Zealand Codeshare
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has approved a codeshare agreement between Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand. Green Light for Trans-Tasman CodeshareBackground Information This now offers travellers more options and potentially lower fares when flying between Australia and New Zealand (trans-Tasman routes). Green Light for Trans-Tasman Codeshare This decision follows the ACCC’s draft […]
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American Airlines Flight from Miami Veers off Runway at Kingston
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Air France Flight Paris-Casablanca Declares Emergency
An Air France flight operating from Paris to Casablanca has declared an emergency shortly after departing from Paris. Air France flight AF1896 declared the emergency with squawk code 7700 and is currently on return to Paris CDG. Air France AF1896 Paris-Casablanca 8 min ago06/06/24 Return to Paris (CDG) Having declared an emergency with transponder code […]
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Air France Flight AF6226 Paris-Nice Declares Emergency
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flydubai Marks 15 Years of Beirut Services With Special Livery
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JetBlue to Open Crew Base in San Juan
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JetBlue A321: Dual Hydraulic Failure Near Raleigh/Durham
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Delta Air Lines A350 Atlanta-Johannesburg Declares Emergency
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Southwest Airlines Flight Baltimore-Boston Declares Emergency
In the last 30 minutes, a Southwest Airlines flight from Baltimore declared an emergency whilst on descent into Boston. Emergency: Southwest Airlines Flight WN5887 – Baltimore to Boston…Cause Unclear Currently… Information is limited surrounding this incident, as we will get into in this piece. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Emergency: Southwest Airlines Flight […]
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Air India A320 Returns to Trivandrum After Bird Strike
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Is Canada’s Domestic Airline Sector Taking Flight or Stalling?
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Aer Lingus Announces New Home at New York JFK Terminal 6
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United Airlines Flight Catches Fire at Chicago O’Hare Airport
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Rex Adds New Perth-Adelaide Domestic Service
Three years after entering the domestic aviation market, Rex Group celebrates another milestone. A new three-times-weekly service between Adelaide and Perth becomes the carrier’s 12th domestic route. The airline has announced a scheduled start date of 28 June 2024. The route will be flown with the Embraer E-190 regional jet. Adelaide-Perth Route The new service […]
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Hawaiian Airlines Celebrates 20 Years of Sydney Flights
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Ryanair Adds 2,000 Seats for UEFA Euros 2024
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Vietnam Airlines A321 Suffers Bird Strike in Ho Chi Minh City
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Singapore Airlines FY23/24: Highest Profit in Group’s History
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WestJet Expands Winter 787 Flight Scheduling
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Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), located just four miles west of downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, is a major transportation hub serving the Intermountain West and beyond. As the closest commercial airport for over 2.5 million people, SLC boasts exceptional accessibility and a convenient location. This joint military-public airport is a vital economic engine […]
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Calgary International Airport Marks off Record Year in 2023
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Next Month is the Anniversary of Air France Flight 296Q
Air France Flight 296Q, a seemingly routine demonstration flight, etched a dark mark in aviation history on June 26, 1988. This Airbus A320, barely six months old, crashed during a low pass at the Habsheim Air Show in France. This incident claimed the lives of three passengers and forever changing safety protocols for airshow movements. […]
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Frontier Airlines holds a unique position in American aviation history. Unlike most airlines, Frontier has a story in two chapters, separated by a brief hiatus. The first chapter, spanning from 1950 to 1986, saw Frontier carve its path through the Rocky Mountains. The second chapter, beginning in 1994, continues to this day, with Frontier establishing […]
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Air Transat Flight Dispatchers: Unanimous Vote for Strike Action
Air Transat’s flight dispatchers, represented by the Canadian Airline Dispatchers Association (CALDA), have delivered a strong message to the airline. The collective has voted unanimously in favor of a strike mandate. This decision comes after unsuccessful conciliation talks facilitated by the federal government. The talks concluded on April 2nd, 2024, and the mandatory 21-day cooling-off […]
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Jet2 757 Returns to Manchester With Door Problem
A Jet2 scheduled flight operating to Lanzarote, Canary Islands made a precautionary return to Manchester on 27 April 2024 due to a door problem. Jet2 LS891 Manchester-LanzaroteReturn to MAN Jet2 flight LS891, a Boeing 757-200 operating from Manchester to Lanzarote Airport (ACE) made a precautionary return whilst outbound near Ireland. Jet2 LS891 Manchester-Lanzarote The flight […]
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London Luton Airport (LLA) and Wizz Air are moving towards a more sustainable future with the early introduction of a new generation of Airbus A321neo aircraft. This collaborative effort significantly reduces the environmental impact of flights at Luton Airport. This aligns with both companies’ unwavering commitment to environmental responsibility. A Commitment to Greener Skies The […]
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United 767 Returns to Washington IAD With Suspected Fuel Leak
A United flight operating from Washington, DC to Munich made a precautionary return to Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) on 22 April 2024. United Airlines flight UA108, a Boeing 767-300ER bound for Munich initiated the return after flight crew reported a fuel leak. United UA108 Washington-Munich The aircraft was in the vicinity of Providence, RI […]
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Boeing CEO Issues Safety & Quality Briefing
Last week, Boeing’s President and CEO issued a briefing to the companies employees around safety and quality. Boeing’s President & CEO BriefingOverall This article will cover the details of the briefing to Boeing’s employees and what this means for the U.S. aircraft manufacturer. Boeing’s President & CEO Briefing Photo Credit: Niklitov, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, […]
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As Dubai continues to grow in the tourism market, there is the need for a bigger airport, being Al Maktoum International Airport. HH Sheikh Mohammed has recently approved plans for it’s development and creation for the years ahead. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Approved Plans for Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai… Photo […]
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Newark Airport Terminal A Named ‘World’s Best New Terminal’
Newark Liberty International Airport is celebrating a major victory – its brand-new Terminal A has been crowned the world’s Best New Airport Terminal. The accolade was awarded by Skytrax, a leading evaluator in the aviation industry. This prestigious award comes just a month after Skytrax bestowed its highest five-star rating upon Terminal A. The recent […]
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Lufthansa Prepares For June Launch of City Airlines
Lufthansa has this week laid out the foundations for it’s June launch of the subsidiary City Airlines. It is understood that flights will be bookable from today (April 24), in what is an exciting move for the carrier. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Launch of City Airlines by Lufthansa… As mentioned above, […]
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JetBlue Charts a Course For Return to Profitability
JetBlue Airways (JBLU) recently released its first-quarter 2024 earnings report, revealing a strategic shift towards profitability. While acknowledging challenges, the company highlighted positive developments in operational performance, network restructuring, and cost-saving initiatives. Operational Resilience and Customer Focus Despite facing more disruptive events than the previous year, JetBlue delivered an impressive completion factor of 98.7%. This […]
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Budapest Airport Handled Over 1.2m Passengers in March
Last week, Budapest Airport revealed that they handled over 1.2m passengers in March 2024. The Hungarian airport continues to grow at a strong rate, with the Summer 2024 season expected to increase this substantially. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Numbers at Budapest Airport… Photo Credit: Budapest Airport. In their statement, Budapest Airport […]
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Aeroflot A330 Suffers Runway Incident on Landing in Phuket
Earlier this week, an Aeroflot Airbus A330 suffered an incident on the runway at Phuket after landing. Aeroflot Flight SU626 – Yekaterinburg-Phuket…Grounded Following the Incident… Information has come to light regarding this event. Here is what we know so far… Aeroflot Flight SU626 – Yekaterinburg-Phuket… Data provided by RadarBox.com. Fedor Leukhin, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, […]
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IndiGo Orders 30 Airbus A350-900 Aircraft!
In the last few hours, IndiGo has announced an order for 30 Airbus A350-900 widebody aircraft. This is the airline’s first direct order of widebody aircraft, as they acquire the taste for widebody operations. Without further ado, let’s get into it… IndiGo Orders Airbus A350-900: Details… Photo Credit: @aeroconcepts1 on X! The initial order made […]
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Bonza 737 MAX Lands In Sunshine Coast with Fumes Onboard
Earlier this week, a Bonza Boeing 737 MAX landed in Sunshine Coast with fumes in the cockpit. Bonza Flight AB570 – Melbourne Avalon to Sunshine Coast…Aircraft Grounded Overnight… More information has been revealed following this incident. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Bonza Flight AB570 – Melbourne Avalon to Sunshine Coast… Data provided by […]
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Air France 777 Osaka-Paris Declares Emergency
In the last few moments, an Air France Boeing 777 operating a flight between Osaka and Paris has declared an emergency over Armenia. F-GSPY is the aircraft operating this flight. Follow below for live updates… Live Emergency Updates: Air France AF291 Osaka-Paris… Data provided by RadarBox.com. 1 hr 1 min ago24/04/24 Welcome! Welcome to our […]
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Alaska Air Fuel Douglas DC-4 Crashes in Fairbanks
Reports are coming in that an Alaska Air Fuel Douglas DC-4 has crashed to the southwest of Fairbanks International Airport. Overall, information is limited regarding this incident, but here is what we know so far. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Alaska Air Fuel Douglas DC-4 Crashes in Fairbanks… Photo Credit: Andy Fonseca via […]
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Big Bird Meets Big Apple: Etihad A380 Lands in New York
Etihad Airways has marked a new chapter in luxury air travel with the arrival of its iconic A380 double-decker aircraft on the Abu Dhabi – New York route. This momentous occasion, taking place on Monday, April 22nd, introduces passengers to an unparalleled flying experience. The airline will replace one of its existing Boeing 787-9 services […]
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Air Algerie Flight Returns to Algiers Due to Cracked Cabin Window
An Air Algerie flight from Algiers to Lyon, France made a precautionary return to Algiers on 17 April 2024. Air Algerie flight AH1036, a Boeing 737-800 en route to Lyon made the decision to return after a cracked cabin window was detected. Air Algerie AH1036 Algiers-Lyon The flight was outbound over the Balearic Sea in […]
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Swiss A330 Rejects Takeoff at New York JFK Amid Runway Incursions
A serious incident was narrowly avoided at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York on April 17,2024. Three Aircraft Enter Active RunwayAircraft Incursions at Time of RTO New York A Swiss International Airlines Airbus A330-300, operating flight LX17 from JFK to Zurich, Switzerland, was cleared for takeoff from runway 4L. Three Aircraft Enter […]
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East Midlands: 25th ATC Tower Anniversary
This week East Midlands Airport has celebrated its 25th anniversary of its Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower. East Midlands 25th ATC Tower AnniversarySenior Comments This article will cover the details surrounding East Midlands Airport celebrating 25 years of its current ATC tower. East Midlands 25th ATC Tower Anniversary Photo Credit: East Midlands Airport by Thomas Nugent, […]
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Lufthansa Introduces its A350 Allegris Cabin
Get ready to experience a new era of long-haul travel! Lufthansa Allegris, a completely reimagined travel experience, launches scheduled service on May 1, 2024. The first Airbus A350 boasting the Allegris upgrade will depart Munich for the vibrant Canadian city of Vancouver. Toronto follows closely behind, with alternating service alongside Vancouver on select flights during […]
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Spirit Airlines Opens New HQ in Dania Beach, Florida
Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) has marked the official opening of Spirit Central, its impressive new corporate campus situated at Dania Pointe in Dania Beach, Florida. Spanning over 11 acres, the complex features four distinct buildings designed to centralize and streamline operations. Spirit Central now becomes Spirit’s largest operating base. Spirit HQ in Dania Beach FL […]
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Etihad Airways Handles 1.4m Passengers in March
Etihad Airways has this week announced the handling of 1.4m passengers in March 2024. The airline continues to grow at a strong rate, as we will explore in this article. Without further ado, let’s get into it… The Numbers for Etihad Airways… Photo Credit: Kyle Hayes/AviationSource Etihad Airways handled 1.4m passengers in March 2024, which […]
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Etihad Airways Boosts Codeshare Presence out of Jakarta
Etihad Airways has appeared to have expanded it’s codesharing presence out of Jakarta with Garuda Indonesia. The information, provided by AeroRoutes.com, has indicated this has been in effect since April 4. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Etihad Airways & It’s Jakarta Codesharing… Photo Credit: Kyle Hayes/AviationSource It is understood that Etihad Airways has […]
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Passenger Injured on Air New Zealand 787 Denpasar-Auckland
Earlier this week, a passenger was injured on an Air New Zealand Boeing 787 flying between Denpasar and Auckland. Air New Zealand NZ65 – Denpasar-Auckland…Injuries of the Passenger Noted… Information has surfaced following this incident, which we shall get into in this article. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Air New Zealand NZ65 – […]
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United Airlines Q1 2024 Exceeds Expectations
United Airlines (UAL) reported positive financial results for the first quarter of 2024, exceeding analyst expectations. Despite a pre-tax loss of $164 million, a significant improvement of $92 million year-over-year, the impact of the Boeing 737 MAX 9 grounding masked what would have been a profitable quarter. Adjusted for this grounding, the company saw a […]
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Air France 777 Paris-Tokyo Declares Emergency
An Air France flight from Paris to Tokyo has declared an emergency whilst enroute, and is returning to Paris. Air France flight AF162, a Boeing 777, squawked code 7700 whilst in transit over Romania, and executed a U-turn. Air France AF162 Paris-Tokyo Having declared a general emergency for the cruise, flight AF162 has now expedited […]
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Delta & Aeromexico Launch New Service Between Boston and Mexico City
Delta and Aeromexico recently celebrated the launch of their new service between Boston (BOS) and Mexico City (MEX) under their joint agreement. This highly anticipated route, operated by Aeromexico, marks the airline’s return to the Massachusetts capital. The occasion was marked during a formal ceremony at Boston Logan International Airport. Celebrating a Boston-Mexico City Reunion […]
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Air France 777 Paris-Montreal Declares Emergency
In the last few moments, an Air France Boeing 777 operating a flight between Paris and Montreal has declared an emergency and u-turned. F-GSPP is the aircraft involved in this incident. Follow below for live updates. Did you know AviationSource has two newsletters? One covers the general news and analysis of the industry as a […]
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Air Arabia Maroc A320: Rejected Takeoff Tangier Due Bird Strike
An Air Arabia Maroc flight bound for London conducted a rejected takeoff from Tangier (TNG) on 13 April 2024. Air Arabia Maroc 3O101 Tangier-LondonAir Arabia Maroc Air Arabia Maroc flight 3O101, an Airbus A320-200 bound for London Gatwick airport, experienced a bird strike during takeoff. Air Arabia Maroc 3O101 Tangier-London The incident occurred as the […]
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Brussels Airlines Takes Flight with Skywings Pilot Training Program
Brussels Airlines is excited to announce a collaborative effort with Skywings Flight Training, an Antwerp-based academy. This innovative program breaks new ground by allowing the carrier to recruit aspiring pilots ahead of their training. Skywings will ensure these future aviators receive top-notch training that meets the carrier’s high standards. The customised training will familiarize them […]
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Virgin Atlantic A350-1000 Damaged in New York JFK Airport
A Virgin Atlantic Airbus A350-1000 has been damaged by a catering service vehicle at New York JFK Airport. Virgin Atlantic A350 Damaged in New York…VS26 Service Cancelled… Information is limited surrounding the incident, but below is what we know so far regarding this. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Virgin Atlantic A350 Damaged in […]
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Plane Lands on Wrong Runway in Tehran
Last week, it emerged that an Air Arabia plane from Sharjah landed on the wrong runway in Tehran. Air Arabia Plane Lands on Wrong Runway: G9201 Sharjah to Tehran…Investigation Opened… More information has come out regarding the incident. Below is what we know so far on this. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Air […]
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Delta’s March Quarter 2024 Results
Delta Air Lines has this week announced its March 2024 quarter financial results, showcasing a strong revenue gain. Delta – March 2024 Quarter ResultsSenior Comments This article will cover the details surrounding Delta’s March 2024 quarter financial results and its future outlook. Delta – March 2024 Quarter Results Photo Credit: Tomás Del Coro from Las […]
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DHL Express Launches Dedicated Hong Kong-Sydney Freighter Service
DHL Express, the world’s leading international express service provider, has taken a significant step towards strengthening trade ties between Hong Kong and Australia. The company recently launched a dedicated flight route directly connecting Hong Kong’s Central Asia Hub with Sydney Airport, operating five times a week. This new service replaces the previous route that included […]
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Celebration in Hamburg: easyJet Receives 400th Airbus Aircraft
Celebrations in Hamburg occurred this week as easyJet received their 400th Airbus aircraft at the Finkenwerder site. It is understood the aircraft in question is an A321neo. Without further ado, let’s get into it… Special Handover Ceremony in Hamburg… Photo Credit: Harrison Rowe/AviationSource The 400th Airbus aircraft celebration by easyJet in Hamburg is a culmination […]
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American Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Austin
Earlier this week, an American Airlines flight made an emergency landing in Austin due to a failure with the aircraft’s flaps. American Airlines AA217 from Charlotte: Emergency Landing in Austin…Returned to Service The Next Day… More information has been released pertinent to this incident, so here is what we know so far. Without further ado, […]
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Two Women Arrested on Vistara Flight in New Delhi: Bomb Jokes
It has been revealed that two passengers were arrested on a Vistara flight from New Delhi to Mumbai last month due to making bomb-related jokes on the plane. UK975 – New Delhi to Mumbai…How The Situation Unfolded… More information has surfaced regarding this incident, so here is what we know so far. Without further ado, […]
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United Airlines 767 To Newark Returns to London: Battery Failure
A United Airlines Boeing 767 bound for Newark has made a return to it’s origin point of London Heathrow due to a battery failure onboard in the last few moments. United Airlines UA921 – London Heathrow to Newark: Battery Failure…The Issue At Hand… Information is limited surrounding this return, but here is what we know […]
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Bristol Bonus: Ryanair to Add 6 New Summer Routes
Ryanair, a leading budget airline, has announced its most extensive Bristol schedule ever for summer 2024. Passengers can now enjoy a whopping 36 routes, including six exciting new destinations: Copenhagen, Fuerteventura, Marrakesh, Prague, Sofia, and Tirana. This record-breaking schedule is backed by Ryanair’s commitment to Bristol. The airline has invested a significant $500 million in […]
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Finnair Updates Winter ’24 and Summer ’25 Flights
Finland’s flag carrier Finnair has released details of proposed changes to its programming for the upcoming Winter 2024 and Summer 2025 seasons. The airline will add weekly frequencies to Tokyo and Dallas. On the regional front, it will open a new route to Kirkenes, Norway. Winter season 2024 27 October 2024-29 March 2025 Finnair has […]
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Air New Zealand 787 to Papeete U-Turns to Auckland
On April 8, an Air New Zealand Boeing 787 bound for Papeete made a u-turn back to Auckland amid a problem onboard. NZ902 – Auckland to Papeete…Back in Service The Next Day… Information has been released pertinent to this incident, so here is what we know so far. Without further ado, let’s get into it… […]
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flydubai 737-8 Returns to Dubai Due to Gear Retraction Issue
A flydubai Boeing 737-8 MAX operating from Dubai to Doha, Qatar made a precautionary return to Dubai on 7 April 2024. flydubai FZ17 Dubai-DohaFlight Details The aircraft experienced an undercarriage retraction issue after takeoff, prompting a return to Dubai DXP. flydubai FZ17 Dubai-Doha Operating as flight FZ17, the flydubai Boeing 737-8 MAX had made a […]
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Major Airlines Cancel Mogadishu Flights Amid Threat Alert
Travelers flying into Mogadishu, Somalia are facing disruptions after three major airlines cancelled their flights due to heightened security concerns. So far, Turkish Airlines, flydubai and Qatar Airways have suspended flight services to Mogadishu as a precautionary measure. US Security Alert The cancellations follow a security threat alert issued by the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi […]
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