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Neos tops up Milan Malpensa – Toronto

Ermal Muji June 21, 2023 18:15

The Italian airline Neos will be increasing the route between Milan Malpensa and Toronto in the future. The airline is planning four more flights on this route. The carrier Neos will be increasing the route between Milan Malpensa and Toronto. This will be noticeable by the addition of four more flights, which will be operated by Boeing 787-9 aircraft, as confirmed by the Aeroroutes portal.

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American Airlines is accepting more flights to Cancun

Ermal Muji June 21, 2023 15:15

The US airline American Airlines is planning more flight variability with regard to the Cancun location. The airline plans to fly to the city of Cancun from two additional locations in order to get closer to this goal. American Airlines will in future incorporate more variation of the US locations with regard to the city of Cancun. The carrier is planning a weekly flight from Cincinnati and Nashville to Cancun, as the Aeroroutes platform confirms.

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Delta operates daily flights from Los Angeles to Vail/Eagle

Ermal Muji June 21, 2023 14:14

The US airline Delta is planning to start more flights in the winter season. The carrier plans to operate flights from Los Angeles to Vail/Eagle. Delta is planning to further expand its own flight services. The airline is to operate daily flights to Vail/Eagle from Los Angeles airport during the winter season from December 16, as the Aeroroutes portal explains.

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Avis Car Rental introduces category for electric vehicles

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 14:05

The car rental company Avis Germany will soon allow electric vehicles to be booked explicitly as part of a separate category. The company is currently experiencing increased demand for electric cars. However, customers must note that the electric vehicles will only be gradually available at 38 German stations. The advance booking period is also 48 hours. The vehicle models offered are Opel Mokka-E, Opel Corsa Electric, Mercedes EQA, Mercedes EQB, BMW IX40, BMW IX1, Citroen E-C4, Peugeot 2008 E, Peugeot 208 E, VW ID.3, VW ID.4, Cupra Born, Mini Electric and Fiat 500 Electric.

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China: 20 more Embraer E190/E195 to be converted into freighters

Jan Gruber June 21, 2023 14:00

During the Paris Air Show, aircraft manufacturer Embraer and the Lanzhou Aviation Industry Development Group signed a letter of intent to convert 20 E190 and E195 aircraft from passenger to cargo aircraft. The agreement provides for cooperation in building up conversion capacities in Lanzhou, China, to support the introduction of first-generation E-Jet cargo aircraft on the Chinese market. The Lanzhou Group will be the first customer for Embraer's passenger-to-cargo aircraft conversion program in China and the basis for the company's conversions in this country. Some time ago, Embraer launched a cargo variant of the E190/E195 series. These are former passenger aircraft that are being converted into freighters. There is a gap in the market in this size segment. Due to the fact that many operators in the passenger sector are increasingly switching to the successor E2 series, used aircraft are comparatively cheap. This makes the regional jets attractive for cargo airlines. Both Embraer and its Chinese contract partner see great growth potential in the People's Republic. Cargo demand is increasing year after year. The Brazilians believe that the converted freighters will play an important role in this. Embraer does not yet offer any E-Jet freighters ex works, although this could certainly change. It is assumed that there could be demand in China for around 700 converted E-Jet freighters. 

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Friedrichshafen looks back with satisfaction on the year 2022

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 13:50

Friedrichshafen Airport had to seek insolvency proceedings due to the corona pandemic, among other things. This also enabled the airport to get rid of certain legacy issues. Now the airport sees itself on the way forward again. Last year, Lake Constance Airport was used by 339.550 travelers. This corresponds to around 70 percent of the volume that was recorded before the pandemic in 2019. Growth was mainly driven by tourist routes but also by low-cost traffic to Eastern Europe. After the corona restrictions on travel were lifted, demand was high and led to a rapid recovery in this traffic. "In view of the fact that there was virtually no travel in the first three and a half months of 2022 due to corona and that Friedrichshafen Airport also felt the effects of the operational problems of the major airports indirectly over the course of the summer, we are very pleased with these figures," says Claus-Dieter Wehr, Managing Director of Friedrichshafen Airport. Economically, the year was marked by the termination of the insolvency proceedings under self-administration on March 31.03.2022, 1. Due to the insolvency proceedings, two financial statements for short financial years were necessary. One for the period of the ongoing insolvency proceedings from June 2021, 31 to March 2022, 1 and the second for the period from April 2022, 31 to December 2022, XNUMX, in order to return to the calendar year. The financial statements are characterized by a number of special effects that the insolvency proceedings brought with them and which lead to high positive annual results. For this reason and due to the changed observation period, a comparison with previous years' periods is not meaningful. With the termination of the insolvency proceedings on

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Paris Air Show: Avolon shops at Airbus and Boeing

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 13:44

During the Paris Air Show, lessor Avolon announced that it has ordered 40 more B737-Max from Boeing. This is already the third order. A letter of intent has been signed with Airbus for the A330neo. "Today's announcement reaffirms our long-standing partnership with Boeing and our support for the 737-Max program. We are confident that our customers will demand the 737-Max in the long term, and this order extends our delivery pipeline to 2030," said Andy Cronin, CEO of Avolon. "Switching the global fleet to more fuel-efficient aircraft with new technology is a priority for our industry, and we want to play a leading role in helping airlines achieve their sustainability goals." Letter of intent for 20 A330neo Avolon has signed a letter of intent with competitor Airbus to purchase 20 A330neo. The lessor currently has a total fleet of 616 Airbus aircraft owned and managed by Avolon, including 55 A330neo, as well as 208 A320ceo, 285 A320neo, 51 A330ceo and 17 A350). Andy Cronin, CEO of Avolon, said: “We have been a strong supporter of the A330neo programme from the outset and with the full placement of our existing widebody order book, we are now securing future growth in a supply constrained environment. Our expanded delivery pipeline will enable us to offer our customers the range and lower emissions of the A330neo to meet their growing fleet needs. Our recent aircraft orders and commitments reflect our confidence in the long-term growth trajectory of the aviation sector, which was demonstrated in our recent

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TAAG leases two more A220-300s

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 13:37

The airline TAAG will have a total of 15 Airbus A220-300s in its fleet, as it has also signed a corresponding leasing agreement with Nordic Aviation Capital. This includes two aircraft of this type. Previously, comparable agreements were concluded with Air Lease Corporation, Aviation Capital Group and Azorra. The NAC aircraft are to be delivered in 2025. TAAG has thus secured a total of 15 Airbus A220-300s through various lessors. 

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Boeing secures Air India bulk order

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 13:32

Air India has also finalized a major order with Boeing, for which a letter of intent was signed earlier this year. The purchase agreement was signed during the Paris Air Show. The order, which includes 190 737 MAX, 20 787 Dreamliners and 10 777X jets with options for 50 737 MAX and 20 787 Dreamliners, is Boeing's largest order in South Asia and underlines the 90-year partnership with Air India. A comprehensive range of air transport services will also enable Air India to sustainably expand its activities in the fast-growing South Asian aviation market. South Asia is expected to more than triple its operational fleet from 20 to 700 aircraft over the next 2.300 years to meet passenger demand. The major order, which went to competitor Airbus, was also finalized at the Paris Air Show. 

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Akasa Air orders four more Boeing 737-Max-8s

Amely Mizzi June 21, 2023 13:26

The Indian airline Akasa Air announced during the Paris Air Show that it had increased its existing Boeing 737 Max 8 order by four aircraft. The carrier only put the first aircraft of this type into service last year. With the order for four more aircraft, the Indian airline's order book includes 76 jets, including 23 737 Max 8s and 53 737 Max 200s. "As the fastest growing airline in the world, we are delighted to expand our fleet by four more Boeing 737-8s, increasing our original order of 72 aircraft to 76 jets, which will be delivered over the next four years. “These aircraft not only support our rapid domestic expansion, but also enable us to fully leverage the benefits of the category-leading 737-8 with its unparalleled range as we prepare our foray into international travel,” said Vinay Dube, founder and CEO of Akasa Air. “The 737-8’s fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions enable us to continue to focus on sustainable operations while offering our environmentally conscious passengers a more comfortable way to fly. Sustainability is at the heart of our business and we strive to find further ways to reduce our impact on the environment.” 

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