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Air India gets default notices from banks, aircraft lessors
Air India gets default notices from banks, aircraft lessors: Business Standard
Three banks and two aircraft leasing firms have served default notices on Air India over the last few weeks, the Business Standard newspaper reported on Monday, raising concerns about the government-owned carriers state of finances and credit-worthiness.
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First HiFly A380 Commercial flights done for Thomas Cook Scandinavia.
Aircraft will fly from London Gatwick to New York JFK for Norwegian starting in the next few days.
End of August the aircraft is scheduled to fly for Air Austral from Paris to La Reunion.
At the moment there are no aircraft available on the Charter market and there is huge demand.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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EL-AL retro 787
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Biman's first 787-8 (S2-AJS) arrived in Dhaka
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Nice! this is the same aircraft been to Farnborough airshow right? Did this aircraft was parked in Farnborough or went back to Everett after the airshow. I was under the impression this aircraft is going to be delivered to Dhaka just after the Farnborough airshow. It would be waste of fuel if it operate Everett to Farnborough to Everett to Dhaka.Comment
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Ah okay! May be Boeing was testing and wanted to handover this aircraft to Biman at Everett. Do you have any pictures of this aircraft ' cabin? I have heard biman is increasing flights to London. I'm wondering how many Biman flights are currently operating to London.Comment
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https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bu...london-1622863
Biman is set to increase flights to London by the end of this year after taking delivery of its second Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in November, said a senior official of the state-run carrier.
The airline wants to operate six weekly flights to London, up from four at present, said Shakil Meraj, Biman's spokesperson, ahead of taking delivery of the aircraft from Boeing.Comment
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British Airways axes entire Hong Kong crew ahead of closure of base in city next month
British Airways axed its entire Hong Kong crew on Wednesday ahead of the closure of its local base next month, the airline’s head office has confirmed.
Unionists said 57 of the 85 Hong Kong-based flight attendants were laid off immediately, with another 24 to finish at the end of next month when their contracts expired. They slammed the move as “inhumane” and “ugly”.
Britain’s national airline, which has been flying to the city for 82 years, said it would close its Hong Kong cabin crew base at the end of October. The carrier operates two daily flights from Hong Kong to London Heathrow.
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/...-ahead-closure
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