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ESA ready to support European space tourism efforts

credit: Starchaser Industries / caption: ESA has funded a study with Starchaser The European Space Agency could provide human spaceflight services including astronaut training, engage in partnerships with European space tourism ventures and contribute...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Wed, May 21 2008

Filed under: suborbital, space tourism, ESA
Exploring Mojave spaceport

The Rotary Rocket will greet you at the sort of entrance to Mojave air and spaceport, the USA's first in-land spaceport. Last week I found myself at the air and spaceport visiting various people as part of my California trip - I flew back into London...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Mon, Jun 16 2008

Filed under: Commercial human spaceflight, scaled, flight line, spaceport, desert, mojave, airport, Personal spaceflight
Alitalia switch flights to Ancona to Darwin

Alitalia with proper flight numbers will cease to fly to Ancona by May 30 2013 and will apply code share on Darwin Airline operations with 50 seater Saab2000s.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Sat, May 4 2013

Filed under: airlines, new routes
easyJet.com back on Turin-London Gatwick

Twice a week from Dec 15 2012 is the return of easyJet.com on Turin-London Gatwick as ski route and increased to four weekly by mid February 2013. Not yet is known if the route is extended in summer 2013.

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

Filed under: airlines, new routes
AirOne opens three domestic destinations from Venice

Brindisi, Cagliari, Palermo are the three new destinations uploaded in the new AirOne base at Venice Marco Polo airport. In the meantime are considered dropped the planned destinations of Tirana, Bucarest, Sofia and delayed the Brussel opening to September...

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

Filed under: airlines, new routes
The American and US Airways Merger is Finally Announced, Here’s How Not to Screw This Up

The day has finally come. Assuming the feds approve it, American and US Airways are now set to merge forming the real “new” American. You all know that I support this merger. Having come up in this industry under the very same America West...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Thu, Feb 14 2013

Filed under: US Airways, Mergers/Finance, American
And Now For a Really Stupid Lawsuit

I received a request from Janet Cho at the Cleveland Plain Dealer to comment on a story last week about a man suing United for the way the airline awards miles. This lawsuit got me so worked up, that I decided to talk about it here on the blog. Hongbo...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Mar 25 2013

Filed under: United, Frequent Flier Programs
American Isn’t As Weak in Asia As You Might Think

Many people have used the excuse that since US Airways doesn’t bring American what it really needs, more Asian service, it’s not a worthwhile merger. Naturally, I disagree that not having much in Asia is a reason to abort a merger, but that’s...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Tue, Feb 19 2013

Filed under: United, American, Delta
Sri Lankan reduces service to Rome

In the low season along the winter services from Rome to Colombo are reduced to 2xweek from current 3xweek.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Wed, Sep 19 2012

Filed under: airlines
Air Arabia Maroc increase to Bologna

Three flight a week is the new summer schedule 2013 proposed for Bologna-Casablanca currently operated twice a week. Schedule offered to the market is on tuesday/wednesday/saturday in departure from Italy and monday, wednesday, saturday from Morocco.

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

Filed under: airliines
IAA: German Aerospace Center Spaceliner concept and roadmap

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Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Fri, May 30 2008

Filed under: concept, Commercial human spaceflight, Spaceliner, iaa, German Aerospace Center, roadmap
Air Alps quits Bolzano

Air Alps have definitively left Bolzano airport due to the low profits matured until now on route to Rome FCO.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Thu, Jan 17 2013

Filed under: airliines
Alitalia apply modifications to the new openings

ALitalia will not open the routes Rome-Ankara and Rome-Riyadh planned with summer timetable 2013 Delayed to June 16 instead of June 2 for new route to Antalya form Rome. The new flight to Copenhagen will start as planned two times a week on March 27 2013...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Fri, Mar 8 2013

Filed under: airlines
´´NADCLOF NERKAZA´´

Does such wonder connections or universal platforms attache or drop as prefix! Point Of Sale and security measures go farther as like a Cube having St. Jurbunana Hotel needing a classified class ceeting principle! From point A to point B confirm the height...

Posted to Yoezzeie Nitnilzif by Yoezzeie Nitnilzif on Wed, Sep 10 2008
Runway shut after emergency landing at EGKK.

A Cardiff bound Dash 8 had to make a landing at Gatwick. All persons on board disembarked from the aircraft safely. The runway was closed between 11.25 am and 1 pm. The aircraft may have had a smoke problem.

Posted to flyer1 by flyer1 on Fri, Jul 24 2009

Filed under: Aircraft incident log.

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