08 Feb 2024
DAB080224
- China Aviation Industry Newsletter
- India Aviation Industry Newsletter
- Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter
- Irish Commercial Aircraft Update
- North American Aviation Newsletter
- Aer Lingus operates Dublin-Verona A330 Charters
- Ethiopian Airlines 15th Boeing 737-8 MAX delivery transit
- TUI Doubles Capacity from Belfast International to Florida
- EI-HKX Boeing 737-8 c/n 41397 SMBC Aviation Capital Ferried to Hyderabad 01/02/24 ex VT-SZJ.
- N841VA Airbus A320-214 c/n 4655 Aerogen Aircraft Co Ferried Tuscan to Delhi via Shannon 05/02/24.
- 9H-QFA Boeing 737-8AS c/n 33592 Malta Air Registered at London Stansted 30/01/24 ex EI-DLK.
- PLAY Airlines CEO on building a low-cost link between Europe and the US
- SAS provides update on expected recoveries for creditors in the chapter 11 process
- Saudia Technic and Embraer Services & Support sign MoU to start maintenance and training collaboration
- SWISS to serve Seoul for the first time in its history
- TAM redesigns Saab 2000F bleed system
- Turkish Technic cuts metal on 1st A330P2F conversion
- UPS to retire 9 more MD-11Fs in 2024
- Analysis: Behind the Ryanair-OTA agreements
- ASL Wins ‘Freighter Finance Deal Of The Year’
- Aviation's wheelers and dealers meet in Dublin under shadow of MAX crisis
- Azorra Purchases 12 A220-300s From EgyptAir
- Busiest year ahead for Ireland West Airport
- B737 Max ‘was a knee-jerk reaction to rival Airbus’ – Steven Udvar Hazy in Dublin
- Emerald Airlines chairman Conor McCarthy: Dublin Airport passenger cap smacks of a ‘broken’ planning system
- Ryanair average fare up 13pc to €42 in October–December 2023
- @jonostrower Calhoun said the "engineered solution" on the 737-7 engine inlet will be ready in "9 months" and CFO Brian West said it'll be around a year. That should push certification and delivery to Southwest well into 2025.
- @jonostrower Calhoun confirms that Boeing will hold at 38 per month on 737 until the FAA is satisfied it is ready to build faster. Boeing had wanted to be at 50 to 60 per month by mid-decade.
- @jonostrower The more important part is this latest grounding with the Max 9 is starting to tarnish the brand of the 737 overall — one of the safest airplanes ever produced. That didn’t happen in 2018-2020 and that precisely underscores how acute this current crisis has become for Boeing.
- @Oriana0214 Boeing CEO David Calhoun says on the company's earnings call that regardless of "whatever conclusions are reached" regarding the investigation into Alaska Airlines' flight 1282, "Boeing is accountable for what happened."
- How much does off-peak season travel save? A lot in places like Japan, Italy and the Maldives
- IndiGo Will Add A New Aircraft Per Week For Several Years: CEO Pieter Elbers
- 'Stop talking Michael' Michael O'Leary RTE Today Show January 31
- ‘We need to face reality’: Emirates President says nuclear an option for future of flying