When Emirates’ newest and 118th Airbus A380 is set to enter service on January 4 flying to London Heathrow, it’s a small but nevertheless important step for the airline from Dubai. It will be the first time passengers can enjoy…
The second wave of coronavirus could make a return to profitability by airlines, especially in Nigeria, extremely difficult. A start-up like Cally Air, an airline to be financed by the Cross Rivers State Government, United Nigeria Airlines, and Green Africa…
Shannon Wells is Managing Director at Airlines of Tasmania. The location of the island of Tasmania provides excellent scope for pilot training and tourist flights using GA-sized aircraft. Shannon talks about his operation, dealing with Australia’s Covid craziness and the…
In the end, aircraft deliveries are a more important metric than orders. Customers sometimes order a cheaper, smaller model, especially in the single-aisle market, and then upsize when the aircraft is ready to build. The single-aisle market carries (by far)…
Finally, 2020 is coming to an end. For many airlines worldwide, this is a year they will never forget. In Latin America, many Governments kept their airspaces shut for more than six months, effectively grounding the carriers. Just in the…
Banjul Accord Group investigative Agency (BAGAIA) has resolved with the Gambia and Sierra Leone to establish an independent accident investigative body as soon as first quarter of 2021. The two West African nations are also working out modalities to clear…