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The District Court of Prague VI ordered the clearance of those two ATR72-500s from CSA, which were put on the chain by the indirectly state-owned maintenance company Czech Airlines Technics because of unpaid bills. The two
The German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit considers the closure of practical pilot training in Bremen to be “a slap in the face for all employees”. Lufthansa announced on Wednesday that this should be carried out in Rostock-Laage in the future. "The decision
Due to the current Corona situation in the country, Slovakia is making an official request for help to the European Union. This triggers the mechanisms of mutual assistance in civil emergency situations. This is anchored and required in the contracts
For various reasons, the Italian government has its back to the wall a little with Alitalia's successor, Ita. The EU Commission made it clear that the adoption of the brand name and the slots cannot be approved. On the
Bahrain and Abu Dhabi want to work more closely together again in aviation. Once the two countries - together with Oman and Qatar - had a joint airline called Gulf Air, but rivalries led to
Croatia is the second member of the European Union to announce that the Russian vaccine Sputnik V will be purchased. If there is no EU approval by the EMA upon delivery, a national emergency approval will be issued. So far is
It is still completely unclear where you can actually fly to in summer 2021, but the airlines are slowly but surely having to finalize their plans. This is also the case with Austrian Airlines, which will operate around 20 routes with the start of the summer timetable period 2021
Tui Airlines Belgium quietly brought the Boeing 737 Max 8 with the registration OO-MAX back into commercial service. The medium-haul jet took off on Wednesday at 9:43 a.m. under flight number TB1011 in
The Singapore government will take a further 540 million euros in hand to take the ailing aviation industry under the wings. Finance Minister Heng Sww Keat announced on Tuesday that the airlines will also offer discounts
The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair suffered a setback before the European Union Court. The preliminary stage of the ECJ ruled that the approval of state aid to SAS and Air France is lawful. The lowcoster's complaint
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