February - 2018

Aeromexico will open school for aviator pilots

Aeroméxico will open school for aviator pilots At the latest in August of this year, Aeromexico's training and training school,...

7 Facts about the new Mexico City Airport

1.The construction of the new International Airport of Mexico City will be a transexenal project, which will be carried out in stages and...

AeroMexico retires their Boeing 777 fleet

AeroMexico has retired the Boeing 777-200 from their fleet. Brand new Boeing 787s Dreamliner will replace all 4 Boeing 777s that...

Scandinavian Airlines planning for a stable future

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has been a successful carrier since 1946. With its fleet of 182 aircraft, SAS has served 119 destinations...

Lufthansa announces arrival of its A350-900 to Mexico City

The German airline Lufthansa announced that by the end of October the Munich-Mexico City route will start operating with its A350-900...

Why Air Canada is kicking away their E190s with CS300s

Following the retirement of E-190 from Virgin Australia's fleet earlier this month, Air Canada has joined the queue, announcing that it...

(Insight) Is intense competition leading full-service carriers to crisis ?

London is considered an aviation hub for many airlines with many foreign airlines operating from London Heathrow, the busiest airport in...

Twilight of KLM Boeing 747-400

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) is accelerating their retirement of Boeing 747-400 and had halved their jumbo fleet this month. In early...

What does the-1000 means to Qatar Airways and its competitiors?

Qatar Airways will now be the launch customer of Airbus A350-1000 as they finally received their first new widebody jet yesterday. In...

What's next for Air India ?

Currently owned by the Indian Government, Air India seems to be at a very bad state at the moment as the carrier is still flying on debt....