Azores to spin off SATA groundhandling; ACMI costs rise
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Jet Paris has secured Air Operator Certificate (AOC) FR.AOC.0155 from the French civil aviation authority (Direction générale de l’aviation civile - DGAC) allowing it to commercially operate its fleet, which is composed exclusively of Honda Aircraft. "It took us two years to obtain this certificate due to the strict regulatory standards of the French authorities," [...]
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Source: ch aviation Read more: Chile's Aerocardal takes first Let 410
PSA Airlines (OH, Dayton James M. Cox) will dry-lease fourteen CRJ900NGs from parent American Airlines (AA, Dallas/Fort Worth) which is purchasing them. They will be delivered and inducted in phases. With the first aircraft expected between October and November, the company said these new jets will allow PSA’s continued growth “and its significance to [...]
Source: ch aviation Read more: US’s Kalitta Air takes delivery of first B777-300(ERSF)
Spirit Airlines (NK, Fort Lauderdale International) and Frontier Airlines (F9, Denver International) are objecting to the US Department of Transportation (DOT) tentatively having refused their application for slot pairs at Washington National and for having provisionally approved Alaska Airlines' application instead. In June, the DOT issued a slot exemption proceeding notice for Washington National (DCA), [...]
Source: ch aviation Read more: Panama's Copa eyes more B737-800 conversions, MAX delays
Source: ch aviation Read more: Colombia's Satena to retire E145s, receives first Twin Otter
Source: ch aviation Read more: Azores Airlines must repay Hi Fly millions over A330 lease