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tangolima wrote: ↑02 Feb 2023, 20:10 SkyAlps DH8D 9HEVA

I guess this was a charter; I can't imagine SkyAlps flying to NRN on a scheduled basis.

Tajik Air, which has stopped flights since 2019 due to financial and technical problems, now plans to resume operations with two leased A319s and one A321.

Eurowings plans to lease around 20 aircraft in summer 2023. The number of providers has not yet been finalised, but it will try to get by with three, including TUI fly (Germany).

ANA All Nippon Airways will begin daily flights with the A380 from Tokyo Haneda and Narita to Honolulu on 20 April 2023.

Ryanair has added new routes to Venice from five UK airports to its summer 2023 schedule, operating two weekly flights from Birmingham, Bournemouth, Edinburgh, Manchester, and Bristol. Ryanair has extended 24 of the 29 A320 leases out as far as 2028, while the carrier opportunistically added a B737 ...

fcw wrote: ↑28 Jan 2023, 08:46 Flybe cancelled all flights and has ceased trading.
https://www.flybe.com/en

Loganair has reacted to the closure of flybe by announcing plans to safeguard UK regional connectivity by taking up 16 routes formerly flown by flybe. The airline will be adding nearly 400 new flights each week.

Air New Zealand has wet leased an A380 from Singapore Airlines to bring stranded passengers home, following flooding at Auckland Airport.

SR20 wrote: ↑31 Jan 2023, 20:38 Norwegian airline Flyr files for bankruptcy

https://financialpost.com/pmn/business- ... bankruptcy

There are too many airlines in a small country like Norway.

Finnair has modified ten of its A350s to carry more customers and cargo as it continues to increase capacity across its Asian routes. Finnair worked with Airbus to increase the MTOW for the aircraft.

Fidelis (an insurance company based in Bermuda) has secured permission from the High Court in London to be joined as a defendant in a US$3.5 billion claim initiated in 2022 by Irish lessor AerCap . The lessor made the insurance claim after 116 of its jets and 23 engines were seized in Russia. Turke...

Irish lessor AerCap Holdings has taken delivery of its 50th B737-800 BCF, as the aircraft conversion was completed at COOPESA in Costa Rica. The aircraft was redelivered to Brazilian airline GOL , which will operate the aircraft on behalf of a Latin-American e-commerce company. Boeing plans to add a...

FR4809 - Diverting twice from RVN - Other planes landing This morning, Ryanair FR4809 (EI-ENF) from Brussels South Charleroi (CRL) to Rovaniemi (RVN), Finland, diverted to Lulea (LLA), Sweden. FR4809.JPG Two hours after landing at LLA, it departed from LLA to RVN, however, it was again circling aro...

Wizz Air (based in Hungary) currently does not have the required authorisation to operate on the Katowice – Yerevan route, says the Polish CAA. Administrative proceedings regarding its issue were initiated at the request of the carrier. Wizz air starting twice weekly flights between Bucharest and Lu...

Ukrainian airline SkyUp Airlines will operate charter flights from Bucharest, Cluj Napoca, Iasi, Timisoara and Suceava in summer 2023 season to Egypt, Spain, Greece, Tunis, Turkey and Portugal, on behalf of a tour operator. But still no flights from Ukraine. A way to keep busy during the Russian occ...

Ryanair will base an additional five aircraft in Poland during the summer 2023 season, with one plane each at Krakow, Gdansk and Poznan, and two at Wroclaw.

Jet Airways' new owner will have to clear the unpaid provident fund and gratuity dues of US$30.6 million to the former employees of the grounded airline, says the Supreme Court of India.

China Eastern plans to begin C919 passenger operations on 28 February 2023, on a one-time basis from Shanghai Hongqiao to Beijing Capital.

Bonza of Australia plans to operate up to eight B737 MAX jets in its first year of operations as part of an aircraft leasing deal with its parent, 777 Partners (US). The carrier hopes to start domestic flights with two to three planes from 2Q 2022. Bonza is initially offering 15 routes to 12 destin...

AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines has purchased three A320neos as part of the fleet modernisation.

KLM has maintained its stand over the civil unrest in Tanzania but has apologised to Kenya regarding a statement they issued on Friday, January 27 that said that there was potential civil unrest in the two countries. ( Note : Which two countries? Tanganyika and Zanzibar? They merged into one countr...