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

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Aer Lingus needs to look at merger - Willie Walsh

Willie Walsh, chief executive of British Airways feels that Aer Lingus may need to surrender its independence in order to secures its future. Mr. Walsh was speaking on Tuesday October 20 at the Jim Kemmy Business School at the University of Limerick....

Posted to Contrails by Contrails999 on Wed, Oct 21 2009

Filed under: Ryanair, Willie Walsh, Aer Lingus
Maxxcom integrate Wind Jet's booking engine with Amadeus' ATLA system. The entering of low costs in the GDSs

Maxxcom, the Italian leading software house in the production of booking systems for low cost airlines, has integrated the booking engine Topw@re used by low cost carrier Wind Jet with Amadeus’ ATLA (Amadeus Ticket Less Access) system. This implementation...

Posted to flysoul by flysoul on Tue, Oct 20 2009

Filed under: airlines, reservation system, it, crs, low cost
Bird strike to a Blue Panorama flight

Blue Panorama flight number BPA/BV1618 in take off from Cayo Largo suffered a bird strike to the left engine after that went shut down. Birds ingestion is the cause of the malfunction to the engine, the liner continued to Havana which is landed safely...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Jan 21 2013

Filed under: airlines
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
COCESNA Central America

50th anniversary (1960-2010) of Aeronautical Information and Navigation Service in Central America. http://cocesna.org/index.php?lng=0

Posted to LATAM by EricSteven on Fri, Mar 11 2011

Filed under: Aeronautical Information and Navigation Service
Aegean reduce Milan Mxp in winter 2012/3

8xweek (double on thursdays) is the schedule planned on Milan Mxp-Athens in next schedule season!

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Fri, May 25 2012

Filed under: airlines
Turkish increase daily the Turin-Istanbul

As from summer timetable 2012 the route Turin-Istanbul is increased to five times a week and by April 20 2012 is promoted daily. Aircraft in use is the 132 seater A319s.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Jan 16 2012

Filed under: airlines
Iberia to Verona?

Probably Verona will newly served from Madrid with non stop flights. Three flights a day is the slots request applied by Air Nostrum on that route with CRJ900s and with start winter timetable 2011/12.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Wed, Jul 6 2011

Filed under: airlines, new routes
Tunisair publish new schedule to Venice

Its three times a week the new route Venice-Tunis planned to commence by next coming winter 2010/11 timetable. The timetabel is on wednesdays, fridays, sunday with A319s aircraft. Venice-Tunis 11.05-12.45TU473 wednesdays 15.20-17.00 TU473 sundays 19.35...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Sat, Jun 5 2010

Filed under: airlines, new routes
Albanian left Verona

Albanian Airlines have give up the route Verona-Tirana introduced by last July 1 2009. The service operated in competition with Belle Air have not meet the real expectations and now is reported ceased without notice from Verona airport and the airline...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Wed, Jan 13 2010

Filed under: airlines
Meridiana introduce baggage fees on registered baggages

Meridiana will apply baggage fees on booking to all passenger that buys tickest at WEB cheapest fare only on international flights. Its effective for flights operated by March 15 2010. The rate applied is 10€/piece one way. Meridiana is still apply...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Thu, Jan 28 2010

Filed under: airlines
FlyOristano will launch new routes

New thrice weekly routes will join the network of FlyOristano.com with effect July 1 2010. Brescia to Pisa is on monday, tuesday, thursday; Brescia-Rimini is on friday, saturday, sunday, both operated with F50s. The services on Oristano-Rome FCO are modified...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Tue, Jun 15 2010

Filed under: airlines, new routes
EasyJet launch Milan-Lubiana

39000 passengers per annum is the target of EasyJet on new route operated three times a week from Milan Malpensa to Lubiana. It will commence on next Dec 9 2010 three times a week on tuesdays,m thursdays, saturdays with 156 seater A319s aircraft.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Thu, Jul 8 2010

Filed under: airlines, new routes
Boeing Considers Suspending Short-Range 787

SINGAPORE -- Boeing is considering suspending work on the -3 shorthaul variant of its troubled 787 twinjet as it fights to get production of the long-range -8 lead version and development of the -9 stretch back on track. A 787 programme source says the...

Posted to Flightblogger by Flightblogger on Thu, Feb 21 2008

Filed under: 787, Boeing, Singapore Air Show 2008
JetBlue is Taking the Pilot Shortage Problem into Their Own Hands

We’ve all been talking about the looming pilot shortage - as well as a shortage of aviation mechanics. Some airlines have already begun feeling the pinch as the requirements for future cockpit members have begun to plummet in a simple supply and...

Posted to Jetwhine by Jetwhine on Fri, Feb 1 2008

Filed under: The Buzz, Flight Training, air travel, airline pilots, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, American Airlines, pilot shortage, JetBlue, University of North Dakota

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