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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 1, 2019

India lifts all air traffic restrictions imposed after February flare-up with Pakistan

India has lifted all the restrictions that were imposed on air traffic back in February over the surge in hostilities...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2019

Vietjet launches direct Bali flight from Ho Chi Minh City

Vietjet officially launched its newest direct route, Ho Chi Minh City – Bali, connecting the largest city in Vietnam to...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2019

With 71 new jet deliveries, TAP Air Portugal launches new Chicago, San Francisco & Washington, DC flights

TAP Air Portugal just added the 100th aircraft to its fleet, an Airbus A330neo, as the carrier prepares to inaugurate...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

Ralph Nader, aviation stakeholders to discuss dangers of aircraft maintenance outsourcing at Washington, DC event

The Business Travel Coalition (BTC) today confirmed the agenda for a June 4 Aircraft Maintenance Outsourcing Summit at the National...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

Brazilian GOL airline announces its 76th destination

GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes S.A. announces the expansion of its operations in the country with the opening of its base...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

Qatar Airways inaugurates its third gateway to Morocco

Qatar Airways’ first flight from Doha to Rabat landed on Wednesday at Rabat–Salé Airport, marking the airline’s third gateway to...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

South African Airways and Alaska Airlines launch new interline agreement

South African Airways (SAA), the national carrier of South Africa and Alaska Airlines, the fifth largest airline in the United...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 29, 2019

Russia’s Prosecutor General: “Poor state of Russia’s aviation caused Superjet disaster”

The recent catastrophic crash-landing of a Sukhoi Superjet-100 at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport was a result of the poor state of...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 29, 2019

IATA: Air cargo demand continues negative 2019 trend

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global air freight markets showing that demand, measured in freight tonne...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

Chinese border officials to start checking content of tourists’ smartphones

Russian Consulate General in Guangzhou warned Russian tourists about tightening control when entering China. Travelers may be asked to show...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

Air Partner’s Travel division celebrates 20th anniversary

The Travel division of Air Partner plc, the global aviation services group, is this month celebrating 20 years of organizing...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

Private jet bookings soar ahead of all-English European football finals

UK private jet charter operator is reporting a surge in requests and bookings ahead of the UEFA Champions League and...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 27, 2019

Aeroflot flights checked at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport after anonymous treats

Passenger planes arriving at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport from Moscow are being checked following anonymous threat calls, a spokesman...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 27, 2019

Far-reaching effects: New EU aviation fuel tax will send airfares soaring

The European Commission is considering aviation fuel tax that is supposed to reduce carbon emissions by 11 percent and have...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 25, 2019

China Air Transport Association: 737 MAX fiasco to cost Chinese airlines $579 million

The China Air Transport Association (CATA) said it estimates losses at Chinese airlines caused by the grounding of Boeing’s 737...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

ExpressJet Airlines appoints new Vice President and Chief Information Officer

ExpressJet Airlines, a United Express carrier, this week welcomed Jonyt Meyer as Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO). This...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Canadian air travelers to benefit from new Air Passenger Protection Regulations

Air travel is essential to Canada’s economic growth and prosperity. Canadians, tourists and businesses all benefit from a safe, efficient...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Russian airline passenger snaps, goes on rampage, fights with fellow travelers, dies

A plane flying from Moscow to Simferopol was forced to return after one of the passengers snapped, assaulting fellow travelers...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Canada explores new ways to reduce transportation pollution

Clean growth is essential for Canada’s transportation system – to meet our emission reduction targets, grow our economy, and build...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 23, 2019

WestJet ratifies new agreement with WestJet Encore flight dispatchers

WestJet announced that WestJet Encore flight dispatchers, represented by the Canadian Airline Dispatchers Association (CALDA), have successfully ratified a three-year...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 23, 2019

European pilots: Before Boeing’s MAX returns, we need answers and transparency

Regulators from across the globe are meeting today in Texas (USA), to discuss a possible return to service of the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 22, 2019

Move Beyond: Cathay Pacific launches new digital brand

Cathay Pacific celebrates today the start of a new journey with the purpose of moving people forward in life, through...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 22, 2019

Airbus and SAS Scandinavian Airlines sign hybrid and electric aircraft research agreement

Airbus has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SAS Scandinavian Airlines for hybrid and electric aircraft eco-system and infrastructure...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 21, 2019

Maui & London: WestJet gives Calgary more Dreamliner

WestJet today revealed its winter 787-9 Dreamliner schedule, announcing the state-of-the-art aircraft will now fly between Calgary and Maui and...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 21, 2019

Newest Delta Sky Club evokes eclectic Austin

Just in time for summer travel, the newest Delta Sky Club and first at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport will open for...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2019

FAA resumes its Contract Tower Program

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today resumed accepting applications to the FAA Contract Tower (FCT) program, as called for under...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2019

Turkish Airlines launches direct flights from Istanbul to Strasbourg

Turkish Airlines, flying to more countries than any other airline in the world, has launched direct flights again to Strasbourg,...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 31, 2019

Airbus Canada Limited Partnership new name comes into effect June 1

The change of name of CSALP to Airbus Canada Limited Partnership, which was announced in March 2019, will come into...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

Finally! Boeing CEO admits failure to properly implement 737 MAX safety alert feature

Dennis Muilenburg, the President, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Boeing Company, said his company failed to properly implement...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

United Airlines begins operations at LaGuardia Airport’s new Terminal B Eastern Concourse on June 2

This weekend United customers traveling through New York-LaGuardia Airport will experience new gates on the Terminal B Eastern Concourse, following...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 30, 2019

ICAO: CAA International to strengthen aviation safety oversight in Sierra Leone

CAA International (CAAi), the technical cooperation arm of the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UK CAA), is to assist the Sierra...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 29, 2019

Russian space tourism company to test-fly returnable capsule with dummy on board

Russia’s CosmoCourse private space tourism company will send from one to six dummies for the first autonomous flight of a...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 29, 2019

Aviation leaders assemble in Seoul for IATA’s 75th Annual General Meeting

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that leaders of the global air transport industry are gathering in Seoul, Republic...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 29, 2019

Iconic sports arrive at Heathrow Airport

In celebration of a momentous summer of sport in the UK this year, cricketing legends Phil Tufnell and Isa Guha...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

American Airlines launches new nonstop flight from New York’s JFK to St. Kitts

Continuing to expand upon a successful airline-destination partnership, American Airlines will fly a second weekly nonstop flight from New York’s...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

Etihad launches new daily flights from Abu Dhabi to Jeddah during Ramadan

Abu Dhabi Airports has welcomed new daily flights from Al Ain International Airport (AAN) to King Abdulaziz International Airport (KAIA)...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 28, 2019

Fraport Annual General Meeting: Shareholders to receive dividend of €2.00 per share

At Fraport AG’s regular Annual General Meeting (AGM) today, 99.97 percent of the shareholders approved the recommended dividend of €2.00...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 27, 2019

Swoop: Cabin crew have right to choose their representation’

Swoop, a Canadian ultra low-cost airline owned by WestJet, today issued the following statement from President Steven Greenway regarding the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 27, 2019

Schiphol Airport: Do not travel during tomorrow’s public transport strike!

Due to the public transport strike no buses and trains will be running in the Netherlands. We expect high congestion...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 25, 2019

WestJet expands European network with Barcelona flight

WestJet opened greater access to both Europe and Canada with its inaugural flight between Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) and Toronto...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Ontario International Airport: Passenger volume up almost 7% in April

Passenger volume at Ontario International Airport (ONT) climbed nearly 7% in April, continuing a trend of steady growth for the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Airbus to exhibit at Canada’s global defense and security trade show

On May 29 and 30, at the EY Centre in Ottawa, Ontario, Airbus will display a wide range of innovative...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 24, 2019

Lufthansa Group’s help alliance launches in the Americas

Today, the Lufthansa Group officially launched help alliance Americas as a sub-organization of its long-standing aid organization, help alliance worldwide....
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 23, 2019

St.Maarten hosts International Caribbean Airlift conference

The 4th annual Caribbean Aviation Meetup conference will be held June 11-13 on St.Maarten/St.MartinThe conference is hosted by the tourism...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 23, 2019

FAA: More access to airspace to fly drones

Starting today more than 100 control towers and airports will be added to the hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 23, 2019

Qatar Airways’ Doha-Izmir flight marks the addition of airline’s seventh Turkish gateway

Qatar Airways’ first flight from Doha to Izmir landed today at Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, marking the addition of airline’s...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 22, 2019

United Airlines expands its commitment to biofuel

United Airlines today further strengthened its emerging reputation as the world’s most environmentally conscious airline by renewing its contract with...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 22, 2019

Qatar Executive announces global expansion at EBACE

Qatar Executive, the private jet charter division of Qatar Airways Group, is celebrating 10 years of success at EBACE with...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 21, 2019

New lawsuits filed against Boeing in Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash

Additional wrongful death lawsuits in the crash of the Boeing 737-8 MAX, operated as Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, were filed...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·May 21, 2019

‘Big losses’: China Eastern Airlines demands compensation from Boeing for 737 MAX grounding

Chinese carrier, China Eastern Airlines, has requested compensation from the US aerospace giant Boeing over financial damages the carrier had...
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