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| AeroTime Weekend Special Weekend Special | September 14, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Incident prompts USAF to ban Boeing KC-46 from transporting cargo The United States Air Force banned the KC-46 tanker from carrying cargo and passengers indefinitely after an incident revealed a new severe deficiency. The problem, so far noticed only in […]

Briefly about the last week in aviation! Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Emirates Starts Tidying up Its Fleet: From Boeing 777-300 to A380 Emirates is one of only several airlines on the globe operating exclusively widebody fleet consisting of Airbus A380 and Boeing 777.  And there has come a time for little […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | September 13, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Climate activists fail drone flight protest over Heathrow Airport Traffic at Heathrow is so far undisturbed, despite environmental activists planning to fly drones to halt operations at Europe’s busiest airport. The organization behind the protest accuses the airport of using […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Cathay Pacific Cuts Multiple Flights Amid Weak Results and Demand Cathay Pacific, the flag carrier of Hong Kong, has announced that it is cutting a number of flights due to extremely difficult month of August.  Full […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | September 12, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Boeing “is making good, solid progress” on 737 MAX return On September 11, 2019, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Boeing, Dennis Muilenburg, spoke at the Morgan Stanley 7th Annual Laguna Conference at Laguna Beach, California. Muilenburg touched upon […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Emirates Starts Tidying up Its Fleet: From Boeing 777-300 to A380 Emirates is operating exclusively widebody fleet. It is the biggest operator of Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 aircraft. And there has come a time for […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | September 11, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… EASA to flight test 737 MAX individually; strips FAA delegation While Boeing prepares for the un-grounding of the MAX, the aviation agencies are also doing their homework ahead of the eventual green light for the 737 MAX to fly again. However, […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS WOW Air to Make a Comeback Already in October? WOW air, the carrier that after long struggles went bankrupt in spring of 2019, is about to rise from the ashes and start benefiting passengers with ultra-low-cost flights again. […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | September 10, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Iceland’s WOW air to take off again, this time, from the US The defunct Icelandic low-cost carrier WOW air is reportedly set to resume flight operations as soon as October 2019. The transatlantic airline has been taken over by a […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… ACCIDENTS & INCIDENTS Turbulence Injures Eight on Eurowings Airbus A319 Flight A Eurowings Airbus A319-100 was descending towards Berlin about 20 minutes prior to estimated landing when the crew illuminted the fasten seat belt signs. Full story AIRLINES & […]