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The US-American Alaska Airlines is increasingly relying on Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft. In addition to the 32-unit order, the carrier is leasing 13 units from the ALC. In return, they sell according to the announcement
In contrast to Qantas, Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa, does not want to link transport to a corona vaccination certificate in the future. The carrier from Australia rushed forward and announced that it would soon only be possible on international flights
The low-cost airline Easyjet is cashing in another ten Airbus A320s as part of a sale-and-leaseback transaction. The machines were sold to SMBC Aviation Capital. No specific information was given about the term of the leasing contract. Sold a few months ago
A Bombardier CRJ 900, which was last operated by Xfly in the colors of Nordica and Lot, started its last journey: The regional jet was transported from Ljubljana Airport to Novo Mesto and was actually on
The ground handling service provider Wisag will continue to operate at Cologne / Bonn Airport. This prevailed in a tender and was granted a license extension for the next seven years. According to a press release, Wisag is still allowed to
Some airlines, including Air Astana, have long offered that an entire bench seat can be booked. This should then function as a "bed". Lufthansa is now testing this on the Frankfurt-São Paulo route
The European aviation authority EASA has now made a specific statement on a “timetable” for the re-use of the Boeing 737-Max in the European Union. An airworthiness directive is to be issued shortly. In this the provisions for the
Germany and Singapore have agreed to create a mutual "green travel corridor" for business trips. However, this is only applicable to non-stop flights between the two countries and travelers have to meet certain requirements. For example, must
The Swiss holiday airline Edelweiss has announced the resumption of the long-haul destinations Havana and San José. From December 2020, these are to be served once a week from Zurich. This increases the number of long haul destinations
On February 1, 2021, the airline Swiss gets Claus Bauer as a new chief technology officer. He succeeds Peter Wojahn, who will retire on January 31, 2021. The maintenance area of the Lufthansa subsidiary has around
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