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JetBlue Founder Reveals Details on His New Tech-Focused International Airline
Neeleman noted that few people ever call Amazon or Uber, and the goal of the new airline is to have a fully functional app
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Airbus delivers first A220 to Delta after acquiring jet from Bombardier
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Viking Air to-acquire Dash-8 Q400 program from Bombardier
Canadian plane and train manufacturer Bombardier is planning to pull out of making turbo-prop passenger aircraft as part of a $900m disposal program over the next 12 to 18 months.
With the C-Series program already being acquired by Airbus, the struggling company has decided to axe 5,000 jobs globally as well.
The divestment of the Q400 was announced by Bombardier on Wednesday (07th November) with Longview Aviation Capital Corp acquiring the Bombardier Dash-8 Q400 program from Bombardier Inc at the cost of $300m for its subsidiary Viking Air- Aaqib Hussain
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Sukhoi Civil Aircraft plans to supply fifteen SSJ100 jets to Adria Airways
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Alaska Airlines Hints It May Finally Join the Oneworld Alliance
Alaska Airlines is considering joining the Oneworld marketing alliance dominated by American Airlines, British Airways, and Qantas, though likely not as a full-fledged member, its chief commercial officer told investment analysts on Tuesday.
Alaska is among the only larger North American airlines not tied to one of the three major global alliances. In the past, that has served it well, allowing it to enter marketing agreements with any airline. But after severing its ties with four major SkyTeam airlines in the past two years, including Delta Air Lines, and with eight of its 17 current agreements with Oneworld carriers, now could be the right time.
If it joins, Alaska would become the alliance’s second “Oneworld Connect” member, along with Fiji Airways, which joined in June. Oneworld created this second-tier opportunity earlier this year,Comment
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WOW Air shrinks fleet by 20%, could cut service to U.S. cities
Icelandic budget carrier WOW Air may be poised to drop more destinations in the U.S. as it faces financial headwinds.
WOW Air is reducing its fleet size, returning four of its planes to their lessors. The news comes amid a reported cash crunch at the carrier that's become big local news in Iceland.
WOW confirmed to USA TODAY’s Today in the Sky blog that it is sending two Airbus A320 narrowbody jets and two Airbus A330 widebody jets back to their owners.Comment
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MEA to add the A330Neo to its fleet
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban will be signing on December 12th, 2018 its new wide-body planes orders that are assumed to be the Airbus A330-900Neo powered by Rolls-Royce plc engines
The signature ceremony will take place during Lebanon-UK Business & Investment Forum 2018 that will be attended by HE Saad Hariri, Prime Minister of Lebanon accompanied by a high profile delegation, culminating in a business and investment forum aimed at fostering and developing the bilateral relationship between Lebanon and the United Kingdom- Aaqib Hussain
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Another one Bites the Dust : Avianca Brazil files for Bankruptcy
Avianca Brazil (officially called Oceanair Linhas Aereas Ltda.), the country’s fourth largest airline, has filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday.
The airline cited recent losses and disputes with the lessors of its aircraft as reasons for this move. It confirmed that these issues put its operations on risk.
Avianca Brazil is a subsidiary of Synergy Group, the company that also owns Avianca Holdings, which holds Colombian Avianca, along with several Avianca-branded central-American sister airlines. It currently operates 53 airplanes, including Airbus A320, A320neo and A330. The airline received its first A320neo in October 2016 and plans to take delivery of ten Airbus A350-900, starting in 2020.- Aaqib Hussain
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