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Category Airlines
Norwegian plots disruptive moves
This airline has plans for the US that have been delayed by the US authorities. Not satisfied with waiting for annoying delays, the airline has more disruptive moves up its sleeve. We had a chance to speak with the airline’s…
Americans buying into Brazilian airlines
Last week United announced its deal to take a stake in Azul. This follows an earlier move by Delta to take a stake in GOL. What do these deals mean? Let’s start with the following table. Views: 57
Iceland up-gauges with MoM implications
News from Icelandair announces the retirement of two old 757s and the bringing back of the 767. It has been ten years since the 767 last flew for the airline. The airline plans to acquire two 767-300ERs and they will…
Hacking LOT
Reuters reports that around 1,400 passengers at LOT were grounded at Warsaw’s Chopin airport yesterday after hackers attacked the airline’s computer systems used to issue flight plans. The computer system was hacked in the afternoon but took five hours to…
PAS Monday
We caught a few presentations on video. Bombardier’s C Series numbers from Rob Dewer. The team was all smiles when they could tell the world that they have beaten their brochure numbers. Asking around we could find nobody who could…