737 MAX grounding kills off Norwegian’s smaller TATL operations
Norwegian's experiment flying single-aisle aircraft across the Atlantic is coming to an end. The carrier will shutter its six remaining routes connecting Ireland with North...
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DLD 137: But WHY did you fly there?
Norwegian might need to pop a Cork, Frontier looks to cash out, the CS300 is sexy and some discussion on why we travel so much.
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Norwegian’s cheap 737s across the Atlantic are here!
The long-awaited launch of 737MAX transatlantic service from Norwegian is here. Cheap flights to new destinations come with fees and limitations.
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Reciprocity begins, and not just in the Middle East
Reciprocity from last week's Executive Order on immigration is happening. And at least one of the objections is from an unlikely and concerning party.
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Norwegian (finally) gets US approval for Irish operations
Get ready for more fun in the Transatlantic market next year. That's the general message coming from Scandinavian airline group Norwegian on the heels of...
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Exceptional Optimism for Norwegian Air’s Irish License
Amazing the spin a small local news outlet can put on a story when it seems possible that a bit of good news might come...
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JetBlue, Aer Lingus bring Ireland into JFK’s T5
Aer Lingus and JetBlue have announced that the Irish carrier will be moving its operations at JFK into T5, JetBlue’s flagship terminal. The move will...
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Can an airline succeed solely in the London – New York City market??
Millions of dollars have been spent to learn the answer to this question. Thus far, all indications are that it is not possible. But that...
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UK cutting APD tax for some routes
The United Kingdom has long been known for a rather brutal tax known as the Airline Passenger Duty ("APD") assessed on departing passengers. The fee...
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A lot less Irish flying
Well, they haven’t up and moved out of the country yet, but Aer Lingus is still doing what they can to cut costs, mostly but...