November 13, 2023

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November 13, 2023

Pegasus Airlines begins flights to Pristina and Skopje

Turkish airline Pegasus Airlines recently announced that it will launch seasonal summer flights to Pristina and Skopje from Antalya Airport. Turkish airline Pegasus Airlines is planning flights from Antalya to Pristina and Skopje for the summer season. These new routes are expected to be launched in early June, according to the portal Ex-Yu Aviation News. The low-cost carrier will offer four flights a week for both routes. The flights will be operated with Airbus A320 aircraft.

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Sarajevo Airport with a successful October

Sarajevo Airport had a successful October last month, handling 119.458 passengers. Sarajevo Airport had good results in October, handling 119.458 passengers this month, an increase of about eight percent compared to the previous month, according to the Ex-Yu Aviation News portal.

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AnadoluJet picks up Istanbul-Belgrade

AnadoluJet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, is planning to launch a flight connection between Istanbul and Belgrade. Four weekly flights are planned. AnadoluJet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, is planning to launch flights between Istanbul and Belgrade. Four weekly flights are planned. The direct competitor on this route is the Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines, as the portal Ex-Yu Aviation News reports.

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SunExpress announces major order from Boeing

The airline SunExpress has ordered up to 90 Boeing 737 Max aircraft. The airline has ambitious goals: the fleet is to be doubled by the next decade in order to become more competitive. The airline SunExpress has big plans. Specifically, the airline has set itself the goal of doubling its fleet by the next decade and competing in the international league. The major Boeing order initially includes 28 737-8 and 17 737-10 aircraft, with the option of ordering a further 45 737 Max aircraft. The new aircraft are expected to bring other advantages in addition to competitiveness. Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions are to be reduced by 20 percent compared to the older models in the company's own fleet.

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Flydubai and Emirates place large orders with Boeing

Gulf carrier Emirates announced at the start of the Dubai Air Show that it would order 90 Boeing 777X and five Boeing 787s. Its sister company Flydubai also delighted the Americans with an order. Emirates has reordered 55 B777-9s and 35 777-8s as well as five Dreamliners. Taking previous orders into account, it is now awaiting the delivery of 205 aircraft from the B777X series. Its sister company Flydubai has ordered long-haul aircraft for the first time in its company history. It announced that it has signed a contract for the delivery of 30 Boeing 787-9s.

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Air Baltic orders 30 more Airbus A220-300s

The Latvian airline Air Baltic announced at the Dubai Air Sow that it will order 30 more Airbus A220-300s. With 44 aircraft, it is already the world's largest operator of this model. With this new order, the airline's firm order backlog increases to a total of 80 aircraft. "This day marks a significant milestone in the history of Air Baltic - we plan to operate a fleet of 2030 aircraft for the first time by 100. The Airbus A220-300 has been the backbone of our operations for almost seven years and has played a key role in Air Baltic's international success story," said Martin Gauss, President and CEO of Air Baltic. "As the global launch customer of the Airbus A220-300, we continue to be a proud ambassador for this aircraft. We are grateful to our partners at Airbus for their incredible support, trust and cooperation over all these years."

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Russian aviation industry makes a big appearance at the Dubai Air Show

The Dubai Air Show is currently taking place in the United Arab Emirates. This differs from other aviation exhibitions of the time in that it has Russian manufacturers present. Due to the Western sanctions, in which the UAE is not participating, the Russian industry had to stay away from the Paris Air Show, for example. In Dubai, the Rostec Group in particular wants to present itself in a particularly extensive manner and is exhibiting numerous products from its portfolio. The hope is that it will be able to attract orders from countries that are not participating in the sanctions or are considered to be supporters of Russia. The United Arab Emirates are also being criticized because, through intermediaries based in this state, Russian airlines have so far repeatedly managed to obtain spare parts that cannot be delivered directly to the Russian Federation due to the sanctions. "The Dubai Air Show is one of the most important international exhibitions for Rostec, where we traditionally present the achievements of the domestic aviation industry. Participation in the event offers us a valuable opportunity to come into direct contact with potential partners and customers from the Middle East," says Vladimir Artyakov, Deputy General Director of the state-owned Rostec Group. Pretty much everything from the group's current product portfolio will be presented. According to Rostec, the focus this year will be on military aircraft. For example, the Ilyushin Il-76MD-90A and numerous helicopters will be on display. Artyakov said: "This year we will be presenting a number of new products at the event, one of which will be really large-scale. We are talking about the heavy transport aircraft Il-76MD-90A(E),

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London City: Embraer 195-E2 has received steep approach approval

The Embraer 195-E2 model has received the steep approach approval required for London City Airport from EASA. This means that the regional jet can now be used at the inner-city airport of the British capital. The smaller Embraer 2021-E190 model has held this approval since 2. London City Airport is pleased with the decision, as aircraft from the Brazilian manufacturer have dominated the apron for several years. More than 85 percent of flight movements are carried out by Embraer jets. The following video was produced by Embraer on the occasion of the steep approach approval: 

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Athens: Bluebird briefly sets course for Berlin and Vienna

From mid-November 2023, the Greek airline Bluebird Airways will serve a number of temporary destinations from Athens. These include Berlin, Prague and Vienna. The capitals of the Czech Republic and Germany will be served between November 25, 2023 and January 7, 2024 with a frequency that varies depending on the calendar week. Sofia will be served three times a week from November 27, 2023 to December 20, 2023. The flight to Vienna-Schwechat will be particularly short, as this route is planned for the period from December 22, 2023 to January 7, 2024. Daily flights are planned during this time. Bluebird Airways' fleet currently consists of three Boeing 737-800s. In the past, the B737-300, B737-400 and McDonnell Douglas MD-80, which have since been phased out, were also used. 

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Volotea takes on Berlin-Strasbourg

The low-cost airline Volotea will start a non-stop connection between Berlin and Strasbourg on November 20, 2023. This will initially be operated twice a week. On Mondays, the Spanish low-cost airline flies in the morning. Evening flights are offered on Thursdays. Volotea has been gradually expanding its route network from Germany for some time. As part of a sales cooperation, most flights can also be booked through Eurowings. 

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