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Iraqi Airways’ triple MAX delivery confirms fleet renewal
The delivery of three Boeing MAX 8s to Iraqi Airways on Friday confirms that the airline is slowly but progressively...
Tracking Post-Pandemic Air Travel Recovery
The recent pandemic did a number on commercial aviation, dwarfing previous shocks like wars, terrorism, or SARS. The...
Insight: How big is the market for the Single-Aisle MoM?
The increasingly long-range capable MoM single-aisle aircraft is seen by many, including us, as disruptive. But what...
Airlink announces Nairobi service as Lufthansa goes daily
Nairobi is the focus of new carrier activity, with South Africa’s Airlink announcing a new daily service from...
Japan Airlines orders 21 Boeing MAX 8s
As part of the usual game with media of initial denial, Japan Airlines has confirmed today that it has selected...
jetBlue gets Amsterdam slots but still isn’t happy
JetBlue has finally secured much-wanted slots at Amsterdam Airport, but it remains to be seen if the airline is really...
BP quits airport refueling in South Africa
[UPDATE] BP South Africa's response to our request for more information: A statement from Hamlet Morule, Head of...
Three Busy Months: What Has Happened So Far In Latin America This Year?
2023 began with a bang for Latin American carriers. We have seen almost everything in these first three months. From...
TAP Air Portugal returns to profit after four years of losses
TAP Air Portugal returned to profitability for the first time since 2017, ending 2022 with a strong fourth quarter and...
US Airline Schedule Performance
You may buy an airline ticket based on price, but you are obviously influenced by schedule. The fare has to be really...
Ryanair has had enough of continuous French ATC strikes
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is trying to get one million people to sign a petition to force the European Commission...
