Starting October 30, Garuda Indonesia will no longer serve its Jakarta – London Heathrow route. According to the national airline of Indonesia, this is one of several internal adjustments to optimize its … [read more]
Lufthansa CityLine and pilots’ union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) have agreed on new employment conditions for its approximately 650 pilots. The collective agreement paves the way for the introduction of a new aircraft … [read more]
Qantas and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines have announced a new codeshare agreement creating new options for customers traveling between Australia and Europe. Qantas will add its code on KLM’s daily flights between … [read more]
Small Planet Airlines Poland has announced that it started the process of restructuring in accordance with Polish law to attract additional financial investment. “I believe this is an attractive investment opportunity, especially … [read more]
Dubai International Airport (DXB) plans to close its southern runway (12R / 30L) for a 45-day period in 2019 to conduct a comprehensive runway refurbishment. The upgrade work is scheduled to take … [read more]
Air India and Air Seychelles, the national airline of the Republic of Seychelles, have signed a codeshare agreement on Friday. “This partnership with Air Seychelles will enable our customers to have a … [read more]
The Japanese cargo airline temporarily suspended operations from June 17. According to the airline, one inappropriate maintenance record concerning the lubricating oil supply to the aircraft parts has been found during an … [read more]
Lufthansa is expanding its international route network for summer 2019. The German carrier will offer a new connection from Frankfurt to Austin. In addition to that, Lufthansa introduces a new service between … [read more]
Today, Austrian Airlines has announced flights between Vienna and Montréal, starting in April 2019. The new connection to the Canadian city will be operated as a daily service in summer and five times per … [read more]
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have both certified up to three Additional Centre Tanks (ACTs) on the Airbus A321neo, including for 180min extended twin-engine … [read more]
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