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Aerotranscargo FZE is reported to start a Dutch subsidiary Aerotranscargo NL.

https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/aero ... scargo-nl/

Will be interesting to see if this one materializes.

sn26567 wrote: ↑24 Feb 2021, 16:44 In other news, Norwegian plans to cancel more aircraft on order with Airbus and Boeing as part of the restructuring proceedings.

More than plans. The Airbus order is gone.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/norwegia ... 07984.html

Longtail Aviation VP-BWT lost some engine parts on departure of MST and diverted to LGG. https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vq-bwt#26debe99 News story https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/longtail-aviation/boeing-747-loses-parts-after-take-off-from-maastricht-diverts-to-liege-two-people-injur...

Any idea if air belgium made any money until now or if they are burning cash ? Cargo is more predictable and at current rate a much more profitable business I suppose Cargo is highly dependiing on the economic cylce (in normal times). The only reason why cargo yields are high at present is due the ...

Another two of Norwegians subsidiaries are heading for bankruptcy. I wonder which entity is next. BTW Bad news for Airbus. I recall the NEO order was primarily for its leasing out, but with Artic in not so good financial state one wonders if this will go ahead. https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/nor...

Astral Aviation flight 8V2615 from Liege to Accra has turned back to LGG and is now flying circles next to the airport.

https://www.flightradar24.com/ACP2615/260d7ee9

KLM to phase out its last B747 Combi on 25 October 2020. PH-BFW is airborne. Landing from Shangai is scheduled at AMS for 20h40 tonight. All access to spotters places will be locked, due to corona restrictions. https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/ph-bfw#25dd35f7 It's already dark at that mo...

Thanks for the info! I have the impression that Liège is gaining back flights: Uzbekistan, Air Bridge, more Qatars?, today again 2 x Ural Airlines, ... Cheers, OO-JFP LGG seems to get the Ural which used to come to AMS, but Air Bridge increased flights to AMS to sometimes 5 a day (though usually ar...

KLM opens a route to Zanzibar. Competition with Lufthansa Isn't it more in competition with TUI (which flies the same route once weekly)? I reckon they aim at the leisure passenger. Moreover, it will be intersting to see if Zanzibar remains in the schedule post-COVID-19 as airlines (this applies to...

Two diversions ex AMS today. Fist KL735 (AMS-CUR) returned to AMS sue to medical reasons. https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/kl735#250a56bc And DL73 (AMS - ATL) just passed my house after returning to AMS whilst it started its Atlantic crossing https://www.flightradar24.com/DAL73/250aaf80

AMS is a completely different airport than BRU. KLM, Delta, AA and United has really lot of daily flights there. This you cannot compare with the not so many flights from BRU to the States Indeed, hence why it may work at BRU. The only drawback remains that if connecting times are higher, the conne...

What is "less eficient banking of flights"? Thx At present normally (thus without COVID-19) Skyteam would have 3 banks (10:00 - 11:30, 13:00 - 14:00, 16:00 - 17:30) for US departures at AMS. The morning bank departs from 10:00 - 11:00. If the connection time increases for these flights, t...

Since BRU is only one of the few Star Alliance airports to get US preclearence it might open up opportunities for UA to expand at BRU. Instead of opening the 'promised' second EWR flight from AMS (!), and starting from that same SkyTeam airport a seasonal SFO route. This was/is a slap in the face f...

New twist in 737 MAX saga: American Airlines has threatened to cancel some of its orders for the troubled jet. Back in 2011, American's push for a new fuel-efficient narrow-body jet prompted Boeing to develop the MAX in the first place. American Airlines told Boeing it will not take delivery of 17 ...

United 787-10 UA2811 just diverted back to AMS.


https://www.flightradar24.com/UAL2811/24d50110

What about coming back to SN. No comments on the decision of the General Assembly to approve the deal between Berlin and LH ? So far no reaction from the Belgian government. Why would the Belgian government comment? Though LH now has a package, we still don't know why Thiele changed his mind. Moreo...

Rescue package for KLM is approved by the Dutch government https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/air-france-klm-group/klm-royal-dutch-airlines/klm-secures-financing-of-eur-3-4-billion-to-weather-the-covid-19-crisis/ Moreover, according to some news outlets, KLM will communicate the restructuring (aka j...

Flanker2 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2020, 09:42Why shouldn't governments be in the business of starting airlines? So who started ..... KLM.........?

Not the Dutch government. KLM was set up by 8 business persons.

On top, they not only demand nationalization of Brussels Airlines, but also nationalization of Brussels Airport. How much taxpayers' money we're gonna need to get the remaining 75%? Brussels Airport Company nv/sa: own assets 809M of which 640M invested capital, turnover/revenu 593M, average yearly ...

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