by Richard Schuurman | Apr 19, 2021 | Airlines |
US-start up Breeze Airways is on schedule for a summer launch as it is at the tail end of the FAA approval process. Founder and CEO David Neeleman gave an update during the online World Aviation Festival on April 19 when interviewed by Bloomberg’s Chris Jasper. Maybe...
by Richard Schuurman | Aug 14, 2020 | Airlines |
Brazilian low-cost airline Azul has reached agreements with airframers and lessors about the deferral of aircraft deliveries and payments for leased aircraft. This will provide Azul with a working capital relief of R$3.2 billion until December 2021, it said during its...
by Richard Schuurman | Feb 23, 2020 | Embraer |
Brazilian planemaker Embraer disclosed its 2019 orders and deliveries this week. At 198, total deliveries were up compared to 181 in 2018 but this is only thanks to the higher output from the executive jets division. Let’s have a look. On multiple occasions last year,...
by Richard Schuurman | Jan 11, 2019 | Flybe |
Virgin Atlantic has de-facto got itself a feeder airline, by agreeing to take a stake in UK regional airline Flybe. The deal secures the future of Flybe, whose history goes back to November 1979 as Jersey European Airways, but the name will disappear in due course...
