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• Aloha Air Cargo looks to bolster fleet amid USPS delays 3. Februar 2023
  Capacity constraints imposed 15 years ago on Aloha Air Cargo (KH, Honolulu) are delaying the air transport of intra-Hawaiian mail, causing the United States Postal Service (USPS) to resort to moving mail between islands by boat. According to a regulatory filing, the Hawaii-based cargo specialist is the only air carrier using large jets to transport […]
• Hong Kong's Fly Meta secures four B777-300ERSFs 3. Februar 2023
  Hong Kong-based cargo company Fly Meta is to lease four B777-300ERSFs from AerCap with the first two scheduled to arrive in 2H 2024 and the remaining pair in 3Q 2025. The conversions of the unidentified aircraft, according to Cargo Facts, not to be manufactured before 2011, will take place at Israel Aerospace Industries Group, which […]
• China's Hainan Airlines resumes B737 MAX flight operations 3. Februar 2023
  Hainan Airlines (HU, Haikou) has resumed commercial B737 MAX flights, with a B737-8 operating a roundtrip scheduled passenger service between Haikou and Kunming Changshui on Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Hainan Airlines becomes the second China-based airline to restart MAX flights after China Southern Airlines (CZ, Guangzhou) began reintroducing some of its MAX aircraft in December. […]
• Japan Airlines to send the A350-1000 to JFK from 4Q23 2. Februar 2023
  JAL - Japan Airlines (JL, Tokyo Haneda) has locked in its IATA 2023 international summer schedules and confirmed that it will deploy the A350-1000 next winter on the Haneda - New York JFK route. Ahead of that happening, the airline says the increasing demand on the long-haul route will see the existing daily B777-300(ER) flights […]
• Western Global pilots entitled to their day in court - judge 2. Februar 2023
• Brazil's Azul Conecta goes green with Ampaire Eco Caravans 2. Februar 2023
  Azul Conecta (2F, Jundiaí) has signed a letter of intent for up to six Eco Caravan conversions from electric powertrain developer Ampaire, the companies announced in a joint statement. The regional subsidiary of Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras (AD, Sao Paulo Viracopos) - Brazil's biggest airline by passenger volume, departures, and cities served - will also […]