Middle Eastern diplomacy: Aviation edition
Air India created history today on its flight from Delhi to Tel Aviv. Diplomacy in action, facilitated by aviation. All sorts of awesome.
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What United’s domestic premium economy offering look like?
United Airlines' President Scott Kirby slipped news about a potential new domestic premium economy offering into an investor briefing this morning. What will it look...
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Engine selection “core” to Boom Supersonic’s success
Delivering supersonic passenger travel will require a new engine solution. Boom Supersonic believes the "core" of that problem is already solved. Can it convert that...
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DLD 183: A Tibet Temper Tantrum
Clicking the like button costs one Marriott employee his job. American is crying foul in Chicago and Delta's efforts to remain neutral aren't working out...
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New Chairman, CEO, funding for Global Eagle
After taking nearly a year to unwind the complexity of its financials following a string of acquisitions Global Eagle is finally ready to move forward...
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Panasonic, APSATCOM announce "XTS" satellite plans
Airline passengers in China and across Asia will soon have access to significantly more inflight wifi connectivity bandwith. Panasonic Avionics and APSATCOM announced the first...
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Icelandair kills off premium economy offering
Premium economy disappearing from an airline?!? It is certainly uncommon these days but Icelandair appears to have at least two good reasons for making the...
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The man who could save New York’s airports
New York City is famous for its airports, and not in a good way. Can they be saved? That responsibility sits on the shoulders of...
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Hawaiian Airlines picks the Dreamliner
And now it is official! Hawaiian Airlines announced plans to acquire up to 20 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, dumping the A330neo from its order book.
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A new CEO at Gogo: Oakleigh Thorne replaces Michael Small
Gogo has a new CEO. In an abrupt move the company announced the replacement of Michael Small with the current largest shareholder, Oakleigh (Oak) Thorne....