18 Oct 2024

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• China Aviation Industry Newsletter                            
• India Aviation Industry Newsletter                      
• Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter           
• Irish Commercial Aircraft Update       
• North America Newsletter 

   

• Air Astana operates one of the longest Airbus A321LR flights
• Emerald Airlines to operate Groningen to Ireland West Airport S25 charter
• Ethiopian Airlines 19th B737 MAX delivered through Dublin 

     

• VP-CSE Airbus A330-343(F) c/n 1510 JLPS Leasing Ferried to Istanbul 07/10/24 ex RP-C8760.
• 2-IBAZ Boeing 737-9GPER c/n 35717 Alterna Aircraft Ferried to Jakarta 30/09/24 re-delivery to Lion Air.

 

• Eurowings cuts over 1,000 flights from Hamburg Airport in 2025 due to rising costs
• Gulfstream G700 Type Rating Count Soars 
• IATA partners with British Airways to enhance accuracy of CO2 connect for cargo tool
• KLM serves 164 airports in 2024 

• Minister Lawless continues stakeholder consultations on Dublin Airport cap
• Neeleman, Walsh get testy over SAFs
• Ryanair: Undervalued Despite Short-Term Revenue And Margin Pressures
• SKY Leasing Announces Closing of $569.540 Million Secured Notes Offering
• Twelve Irish enterprises join 525 exhibitors at ILTM North America in Bahamas

• @realBobbyHealy Like em or loath em, Ryanair are the most innovative of them all. Order via Bluetooth before takeoff to cram more ancillary sales into short flights.
• @RAeSTimR Airlines "need to have a list of 5-10 routes/airports in their back pocket" to quickly switch if geopolitics, natural disasters, conflict etc closes down one of their routes, says TAPs Henri-Charles Ozarovsky #RoutesWorld.
• @RAeSTimR Not just selecting airports, but airlines now need to think about select the right terminal at a particular airport for their particular needs. #RoutesWorld.
• @winglets747 Singapore Airlines first int’l carrier for new Western Sydney Airport. Will be interesting if SIA flies at peak times (overnight into Sydney, lunch return) to relieve SYD, or has overnight from W Sydney. SIA doesn’t have overnight ex-SYD due to curfew.

• Should Air NZ remain an international airline?
• The Future of Talent: Socio-Economic Shifts in Aviation
• The World's Most Travelled Man: An Interview with Fred Finn