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Turkish Airlines plans to further expand its fleet by negotiating with Airbus and Boeing to order an additional 235 aircraft. This was announced by Supervisory Board Chairman Ahmet Bolat in Istanbul. Bolat emphasized that Turkish Airlines
Bonza's plans to convert two short-term wet leases into long-term dry leases have run into problems. One of the B737 Max 8 jets has returned to Canada, while the other has been parked at Sunshine Coast Airport since early March and
At Beirut airport, the crew of a Boeing 787-9 operated by Ethiopian Airlines was ordered to cover up or remove the name "Tel Aviv". Otherwise, Lebanon's Civil Aviation Authority would have banned the long-haul aircraft from taking off.
The Turkish low-cost airline Pegasus will offer non-stop flights between Bratislava and Istanbul from mid-May 2024. In the Turkish metropolis, the carrier uses Sabiha Gökçen Airport, which is in the Asian part of the country, for this route
The Saudi Arabian low-cost airline Flynas is planning to significantly expand its fleet and has sent a tender for 30 wide-body jets to aircraft manufacturers. Flynas boss Bander Almohanna announced this during a conference in Riyadh. The new aircraft are
The Czech tour operator Čedok is launching charter flights between Budweis and Hurghada in the 2024/25 winter flight schedule. These are to be served by the Maltese airline Corendon Europe with Boeing 737-800 on behalf of the tour operator. The first flight off
A Transavia France flight to Paris Orly was forced to make an emergency landing at Athens International Airport on April 24, 2024 after experiencing engine problems as a result of bird strikes. The Boeing 737-800 with the registration F-HUYK and
The quality problems in Boeing production have a strong impact on the US aircraft manufacturer's business figures. At the direction of the US Federal Aviation Administration, Boeing had to significantly reduce production of its best-seller, the 737 Max. This led to an increase in the first quarter
Lufthansa Technik Malta (LTM) successfully completed its first base maintenance check on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner this week. The C-Check on a LOT Polish Airlines aircraft marks the beginning of the expansion of LTM's service portfolio
The Slovenian aviation company Alp Avia plans to soon offer commercial flights from Lille and Deauville. For the time being, however, marketing will be carried out by tour operators, as they are not yet active in selling individual seats. They want a total of ten destinations
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