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25 years after it was put into service at Austrian Airlines, the last Fokker 70, the former OE-LFP, left Austrian Technik Bratislava for Australia. Like most of its former sister machines, the was once on
Due to the tightening of the corona measures and the very strict travel restrictions, Lufthansa will refrain from flights between Frankfurt and Graz and Salzburg in the next few days. As things stand, the flights between Frankfurt and Graz will be back
The Kenyan cargo airline Astral Aviation is about to take over its first Boeing 767-200F. The 38-year-old aircraft, which was previously in service with Delta Air Lines, ABX Air and West Air Sweden, will
Aviation Direct is pleased to announce that a new, extensive Austrian aviation forum is now going into operation. Accessible at www.austrianaviation.at, it forms the complete cross-section of the Austrian and international aviation scene as a platform
In order to standardize the fleet ahead of schedule and to support the French aviation industry, the French Ministry of Defense is replacing the last two Airbus A200-310s and Airbus A300-340s with three Airbus A200-330s for EUR 200 million. Of the
The Bulgarian Cargo Air, which specializes in cargo flights under wet lease agreements, will be expanding its fleet in the near future. A 23-year-old Boeing 737-400, which was previously on an ad hoc passenger charter, is currently being sold at Aeronautical Engineers Inc. in
For the first time, the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer gives an insight into its turboprop project. Despite the failed takeover of Boeing, this is to be achieved with new partners from the Asian region for commissioning by 2027. While the cabin is tight
In order to comply with the location requirements, which were agreed as part of the state financing package, Österreichische Beteiligungs AG (ÖBAG) sent the auditor Christine Catasta and the Vienna IV president Christian C. Pochtler to the board of directors of
The last flying Boeing 747-SPs are still very popular with aviation fans, but the sadder is the news that one of the two copies from Las Vegas Sands Corp. already in August 2020
Icelandair would like to achieve US $ 21 million with the sale of three Boeing 757s, which will shortly be withdrawn from their previous use in passenger service and converted into cargo planes. This makes it possible to make the aircraft higher
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