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Out Now---- JP Airline Fleets 2011/2012

Out now, order your copy now JP airline fleets 2011/12

The latest edition provides full details of more than 60,000 aircraft and some 6,000 commercial and government operators worldwide. There is a wealth of data on each aircraft down to individual registration/serial number.

Also new for this year are Hexcodes for individual aircraft, this will replace the Selcal field.

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450 Jobs set to go at DAA

The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), the state run organisation which operates Dublin, Shannon and Cork airports has announced a cost containment plan which will see a headcount reduction of 450. Under the terms of the agreement which has been reached...

Posted to Contrails by Contrails999 on Fri, Dec 18 2009

Filed under: DAA
Blu-express.com apply winter schedule reductions

Blu-express.com have decided to apply reduction on its winter timeschedule until March 24 2012. Rome FCo to Catania from 4/5 daily to three times a day Genoa/Lamezia Terme/Reggio Calabria are reduced from daily to 4xweek Palermo from 3x day to daily Turin...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Tue, Jan 10 2012

Filed under: airlines
KLM confirms to quit Milan Malpensa

Milan Malpensa will have no flights to Amsterdam operated by KLM after March 25 2012. Milan Linate is increased from 2xday to 4xday.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Fri, Dec 16 2011

Filed under: airlines
Darwin reduce schedules by 30% on Genoa-Geneve

The service Genoa-Geneve waqs reduced from 11xw2eek to 8xwe3ek due to low demand. Swiss Air Lines code sharing have not allowed the increase of load factors.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Sun, May 6 2012

Filed under: airlines
Alitalia increase flights to Tripoli

Alitalia - Compagnia aerea Italiana will increase to 14xweek the schedule on Rome Tripoli as from July 2010. Recently with summer timetable 2010 they has also increase flights tio Tel Avivi from 2xday to 3xday and Algiers from 11xweek to 13xweek. Tripoli...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, May 17 2010

Filed under: airlines, routes
CargoItalia adds the third MD11Fs

In the coming month of June, CargoItalia will have available a new leased MD11Fs from Boeing Capital. The new 90 tonnes aircraft will enable to open new routes and increase the suitable flights on the current served ones.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Fri, May 14 2010

Filed under: airlines, new planes
The Remaking of Frontier Shows Positive Results

When you think of Frontier, what comes to mind? You probably think of an airline flying mostly out of its Denver hub. Maybe you remember its brief fling with Milwaukee after the merger with Midwest. But chances are that what you think of Frontier isn’t...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Aug 13 2012

Filed under: Frontier
Continental Adds the First Bag Fee; Is Delta Next?

Looks like Continental has decided to start charging $15 for the first checked bag at the same time they work on devaluing their frequent flier program. Yep, they’ve got some bad news for everyone in this round of changes. The tersely worded statement...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Sep 8 2008

Filed under: Continental, Fares, Delta
Breaking: Flight Exclusive - Embraer Achieves Power on for First Phenom 300

Sao Jose dos Campos – The new light jet offering from Embraer, the Phenom 300, achieved power on for the first time on March the 3rd. The aircraft, serial number 800, is currently undergoing final assembly at the Gaviao Peixoto final assembly facility...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Wed, Mar 5 2008

Filed under: Embraer, Phenom, 300
M-KELY at Dublin

Starting with the letter "M", the Manx register has brought many wordplay opportunities to the aviation world. There can be few pictures that bear that out more than Michael Kelly's self portrait ! Although it has visited Dublin several...

Posted to Contrails by Contrails999 on Sun, Mar 14 2010

Filed under: Dublin Airport, Kelly Air, Phenom 100, Michael Kelly
Mandate members vote to accept DAA cost saving plan

Members of union Mandate have overwhelmingly voted to accept the terms of a cost improvement program negotiated by the Labour Relations Commission which wil save the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) €40m. Last week members of Siptu union also voted...

Posted to Contrails by Contrails999 on Wed, Feb 3 2010

Filed under: Shannon Airport, Cork Airport, DAA, Dublin Airport, SIPTU, Mandate
Irish Civil Register to April 01 2010

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has issued the Irish Civil Aircraft Register, updated to April 01 2010. It may be downloaded in Excel format at : April 01 2010

Posted to Contrails by Contrails on Mon, Apr 12 2010

Filed under: IAA, Civil Aircraft Register
Video Week In Review - January 7-11, 2008

As promised, the 2nd edition week in review. All your comments fell on receptive ears and I thank you all for your feedback. Again, this is very much a beta test experiment, so bear with me. Enjoy. Script, as requested, after the jump. Read More...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Sun, Jan 13 2008

Filed under: Week In Review
Floating an amphibious idea: enthusiast designs widebody twin hull flying boat

What will commercial aircraft look like in the future? To answer this question, a revisit to the past might be necessary. This includes studying a possible return to seaplanes for cities within 30 miles of coastal waters, Airbus VP strategic marketing...

Posted to Runway Girl by Runway Girl on Tue, May 20 2008

Filed under: Air Transport, Original Equipment Manufacturers, Bombardier, amphibious aircraft, Airbus, flying boats, Bombardier 415, Philippe Jarry, Superscooper, ISTAT, Richard Benbaruj
PICTURE: SpaceShipTwo cockpit composite section?

This computer enhanced "spy pic" shows what I think is the cockpit structure of the first SpaceShipTwo (SS2) flight model While it shares some of the features of the White Knight II (WK2) fuselage, cockpit structure seen in the picture below...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Fri, Jun 20 2008

Filed under: white knight II, wk2, Virgin Galactic, ss2, spaceshiptwo, space, cockpit, nose, composites, fuselage, Scaled Composites

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