JFK-London City on Swiss? Not so much, it seems
So much for CSeries flights between London City and JFK. Swiss officially squashed that idea this week during a Bombardier briefing event.
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Goodbye, TAP; Hello Air Portugal
Swapping out part of the name is probably more symbolic than anything, but TAP Portugal is now Air Portugal and working to reinvent itself in...
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The 737MAX continues growth across the Atlantic
Transatlantic flight schedules continue to grow, even as the planes flying the routes shrink. Air Canada and Icelandair will fly new 737MAX across the Pond...
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Consolidation key to Pittsburgh Airport revamp, growth
Pittsburgh joins the ranks of secondary cities investing big in airport infrastructure, seeking to grow international services along with improving the local travel experience.
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A350 deferrals continue as airlines reconsider options
The airlines changed and so did the market. Now the order book must follow. More deferrals are coming for the A350, pushing profitability for the...
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Icelandair brings new meaning to inflight entertainment
Quick Take: I don’t even know where to begin with this. A celebration of history is fun but I’m less convinced about a live action...
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A new Atmosphere: Can the CRJ become sexy?
Can the CRJ become an attractive option (again)? Bombardier is betting big on the "Atmosphere" interiors upgrade to help boost sales and passenger comfort on...
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Worldwide by EasyJet: Long-haul LCC partnership launches
EasyJet, Norwegian and WestJet are working together to deliver Worldwide by EasyJet, offering LCC connections across the Atlantic. Passengers can now buy a single ticket...
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Iceland and more: Summer 2018 grows for United across the Atlantic
United is headed to Iceland in Summer 2018. That's just one of four new routes announced today as part of a seasonal transatlantic boost for...
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Terabits in space: SES and O3b announce mPOWER constellation
The next generation of satellites promises a massive boost in total capacity available, including for service to airplanes. You just have to wait for it...