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The Bulgarian airline Gulliv Air plans to expand with ATR72-600 turboprop aircraft and A330 long-haul jets. Three props and two long haul machines are to join the fleet. Gulliv Air currently has an Airbus A330-200 in service. The carrier
The low-cost airline Volotea wants to have a total of 2021 planes in the air in the summer of 39. In direct comparison with the previous year, that is three more jets. The carrier will increasingly rely on Airbus A320 in the future,
The Greek airline Orange2Fly has ceased operations. The background is that a bank loan of eight million euros was not granted. The carrier is now under bankruptcy protection. Local media reports that the
The AUA mother is considering downgrading bulk orders. The corona crisis has paralyzed the aviation industry for a year now. There is currently no improvement in sight, according to Lufthansa boss Carsten Spohr in an online conversation at the London School of Economics.
Oman Air will reduce its fleet to 36 aircraft due to the corona pandemic. Before the crisis, it was planned to expand to 70 machines, but in future 25 percent fewer machines will be operated. CEO Mohammed
The financially troubled Thai Airways is slowly running out of air. For this reason, the airline is now pulling out all the stops. Thai Airways is desperately fighting for survival. The flight operations of Thailand's state airline are running on the back burner,
Without giving in-depth details, Air Malta Chairman David Curmi announced on Tuesday that unprofitable routes would be canceled. The wage costs should also be reduced in order to be able to keep the state carrier afloat financially. The company boss said
Aer Lingus continues to suffer from the consequences of the Corona crisis. That is why the Irish government is now stepping under the wings of the airline and approving Aer Lingus state aid amounting to around 150 million euros. The liquidity of the
Norwegian would like to realign itself to all appearances: The ailing airline will reduce its fleet by half. This means that only 53 aircraft would remain in the airline's fleet. The airline has not least because of the
On Thursday, the Stralsund District Court decided that Sundair would retain self-administration in the protective shield proceedings. The carrier announced that the salaries of the approximately 240 employees will be paid on their own. Lucas Flöther remains the administrator
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