Phoenix-based regional Mesa Airlines—which operates as American Eagle and US Airways Express—has reached an agreement in principle with Montreal-based Bombardier to buy seven new CRJ900 NextGen aircraft to operate under a long-term capacity purchase agreement with a major US airline. Link
CATCHING a flight in North Korea is like stepping into “a time machine”, says self-confessed aviation geek Bernie Leighton. He managed to snag a seat on a government-sanctioned tour of the People’s Democratic Republic, and saw a country unusually bonded to its past. http://mobile.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/its-a-time-machine-aviation-fan-tells-all-about-his-flying-visit-to-north-korea/story-fn6yjmoc-1227208489835
Denver International Airport had its busiest year ever in 2014, moving more than 53 million passengers. Link
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Pilot was fatally injured in a plane crash that ended directly north of the KCBD news studio. KCBD NewsChannel 11 is currently off the air after the plane hit the transmitter tower. Looks like this flight http://ift.tt/1D1Jmnr Link
Etihad Airways, which next month becomes one of the few airlines in the world to offer fleet-wide in-flight connectivity services, has witnessed a dramatic surge in internet and mobile phone usage in 2014. Reflecting the broader trend for people to use their personal devices for work and entertainment when travelling, the growth was largely driven…
Etihad Airways, which next month becomes one of the few airlines in the world to offer fleet-wide in-flight connectivity services, has witnessed a dramatic surge in internet and mobile phone usage in 2014. Reflecting the broader trend for people to use their personal devices for work and entertainment when travelling, the growth was largely driven…
American Airlines and Korean Air have signed an agreement to begin codesharing. Pending regulatory approval, Korean Air will place its code on American Airlines flights between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul, South Korea. Link
Boeing and Scoot have announced the delivery of the Singapore-based airline’s first 787 Dreamliner. The airplane will play a key role in the low-cost carrier’s strategic plan to expand its long-haul fleet. “We are excited to be taking delivery of our very first 787 Dreamliner,” said Scoot chief executive Campbell Wilson.
