Author: Vincent Lambercy

  • Aviation news on the 30th of August

    Aviation news on the 30th of August

    Among the most notable highlights today are the much-anticipated delivery of the C919 aircraft to Air China and China Southern, as well as Korean Air’s groundbreaking initiative to operate domestic flights using 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The C919, China’s first domestically produced large passenger jet, marks a significant milestone in aviation history. This aircraft…

  • Aviation news on the 29th of August

    Aviation news on the 29th of August

    Qantas Gears Up for the Arrival of Its First A321XLR Qantas is set to make a significant addition to its fleet with the eagerly anticipated arrival of its first Airbus A321XLR. This new aircraft is a game-changer for the airline, offering an extended range that will enable Qantas to operate long-haul routes more efficiently, directly…

  • Next! Ryanair raises an airport closure in Eindhoven to EU Presiden von Der Leyen

    Next! Ryanair raises an airport closure in Eindhoven to EU Presiden von Der Leyen

    Earlier this month, I wrote about how Ryanair criticized the Spanish Air Traffic Control (ATC) over a temporary arrivals stop at Palma de Mallorca Airport. Now, Ryanair is at it again—this time targeting the Dutch ATC for a closure at Eindhoven Airport, which occurred on August 28 due to staff shortages and equipment failure. Ryanair’s…

  • Aviation News Digest – August 28, 2024

    Aviation News Digest – August 28, 2024

    Today’s aviation news showcases a mix of sustainability initiatives, significant corporate milestones, and continued efforts to promote gender equality in the industry. Iberia Maintenance has started using Cepsa’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in its engine test benches, marking an essential step towards reducing the environmental impact of its operations (Read more). Meanwhile, SAS celebrates a…

  • Emirati Women in Aviation: Progress or PR?

    Emirati Women in Aviation: Progress or PR?

    While the UAE’s aviation sector is making headlines for its increasing female representation, a deeper look reveals a mixed picture. Both Emirates Group and flydubai have celebrated significant strides in gender equality, but these announcements raise questions about the broader implications and true impact of these initiatives. flydubai’s Record Growth: Genuine Progress or Strategic PR?…

  • Aviation News on the 27th of August

    Aviation News on the 27th of August

    Good news in aviation today: KLM received its first A321neo and will soon start operations with it: First Airbus A321neo joins KLM’s fleet: a milestone in cleaner, quieter, more efficient flight operations. airBaltic is in the news again, after hiring more captains and more A220, they now received their Second Airbus A220 Full Flight Simulator…

  • Livery wanted! Design Brussels Airlines next A320

    Livery wanted! Design Brussels Airlines next A320

    Who does not like an aircraft in special livery? We are not talking about retro-jets here, not standard special liveries like Condor’s sadly famous stripes (still not a fan, sorry), but really unique, one of a kind and single execution liveries. Lufthansa often play with their name and logo and reactivated their Fanhansa fleet of…

  • Aviation news on the 26th of August

    Aviation news on the 26th of August

    Here are the news of the aviation world today, all nicely arranged and put together all in one place so you don’t have to search for them! Air France’s Initiative to Transport 600 Pupils from French Overseas Territories Astral Aviation Launches Freighter Flight from Guangzhou, China to Africa Cabin Crew Drag Queen Storms the Runway…

  • One step closer to perfect boarding – Well done Austrian

    One step closer to perfect boarding – Well done Austrian

    Airlines worldwide constantly strive to optimize the boarding process, balancing efficiency with passenger satisfaction and safety. A recurring challenge is managing carry-on luggage, especially in the context of emergency exit rows, where passengers can’t use the space below the seat in front. Austrian Airlines has implemented a new and effective solution to address this issue.…

  • Aviation news on the 23rd of August – Special Oceania

    Aviation news on the 23rd of August – Special Oceania

    Oceania Aviation News The aviation landscape in Oceania has been buzzing with notable developments from three of the region’s leading airlines, Qantas, Airways New Zealand and Virgin Australia. Qantas’ New Partnership with the Australian Red CrossQantas has recently announced a new three-year partnership with the Australian Red Cross. This collaboration underscores Qantas’ commitment to supporting…