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  • Virgin Brazil??

    Sir Richard Branson is in talks with Brazilian partners to start an airline in Latin America's largest country, the Agencia Estado news service said today. The airline would be a kind of ‘Virgin Brazil’ and would start out with domestic flights, although it may later expand with international destinations...
    Posted to Airline News (Forum) by Goose on 06-26-2008
  • Random Bits of Info - What I Missed in the International World

    Man, this has been a busy week. I know I spent half of it lounging around Peru, but long vacations always make it harder to catch up on work when you return. Combine that with the fact that I’ve got a new job at PriceGrabber (Director of Community), and I’m just struggling to [...]
    Posted to Cranky Flier (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-09-2008
  • Open Skies 2.0: Virgin Global

    Sir Richard Branson, the founder and Chairman of the Virgin Group, has never made a secret of his desire to spread the Virgin brand. Four airlines are linked to the Virgin brand: Virgin Atlantic , Virgin Blue , Virgin Nigeria and Virgin America . Australia's Virgin Blue is actually a collection of...
    Posted to Flightblogger (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-14-2008
  • Re: Virgin Atlantic wants merger with BMI

    Possibly, but Branson was against any of the allinaces he said that they limit competition....even though Singapore Airlines own 49% of Virgin and Singapore are in the Star Alliance
    Posted to Airline News (Forum) by Goose on 04-07-2008
  • Virgin Atlantic wants merger with BMI

    Virgin Atlantic aims to merge with Midlands-based airline BMI – and is pushing Deutsche Lufthansa to agree to the deal. Virgin's external affairs and route development director, Barry Humphreys, told the German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung : "We are very interested in a merger with BMI,"...
    Posted to Airline News (Forum) by Goose on 04-04-2008
  • British airlines hit by fresh problems with Dreamliner

    British airlines face increased costs running into hundreds of millions of pounds, and expansion plans being blown off course, after fresh problems emerged with Boeing's rollout of its new 787 Dreamliner aeroplane. British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and First Choice Airways have ordered 97 Dreamliners...
    Posted to Airliners/Freighters (Forum) by Goose on 03-31-2008
  • Walsh says Virgin's biofuel flight was a PR stunt

    Sir Richard Branson's promotion of biofuels - with a test flight from Heathrow to Amsterdam by a Virgin Atlantic plane late last month - is a PR stunt and green taxes on aviation are pure opportunism according to the chief executive of British Airways, the Guardian reports. As the Queen unveiled...
    Posted to Airliners/Freighters (Forum) by Goose on 03-17-2008
  • Re: Virgin Atlantic first flight with Biofuel 24/02/2008

    Well the flight took place today with Virging 747-400, G-VWOW operating Flight VS811P with a sustainable fuel from biomass mixed with traditional kerosene- based jet fuel. The biofuel flight demonstration highlights the technical feasibility of using biofuels in a commercial jetliner and is a significant...
    Posted to Airline News (Forum) by Goose on 02-24-2008
  • Virgin Atlantic first flight with Biofuel 24/02/2008

    The airline will fly one of its Boeing 747 aircraft on a sustainable type of biofuel from London Heathrow to Amsterdam in a bid to demonstrate what the aviation industry can achieve using clean-fuel technology to reduce carbon emissions The flight is being run in conjunction with Boeing and engine maker...
    Posted to Airline News (Forum) by Goose on 02-21-2008
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