by Spyros Georgilidakis | Jul 23, 2021 | News
As more 737 MAX aircraft enter or return to service, more and more airlines are gathering real-world numbers, showing the plane’s efficiency. And the jet seems to be picking up more followers, certainly among airlines. We really don’t need to analyze the troubles that...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Mar 20, 2021 | News
Airlines have learned to listen carefully to any news about volcano activity in Iceland. So last night’s news caused some concern! The 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull was a headache for the world of aviation – and many news readers. And yesterday (Friday) an...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Mar 15, 2021 | News
Icelandair agreed to sell two of its widebody 767s for conversion to freighters, and then lease them back, ramping up their cargo operations. The aircraft that Icelandair is turning to freighters are two 767-300ERs. The airline still has two more of these jets. The...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Feb 17, 2021 | News
TUI Fly became the first operator to put a Boeing 737 MAX back in service in Europe. They beat several European operators, that will soon follow. And more operators in other parts of the world are already making their own plans for the aircraft’s return to service. It...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Dec 12, 2020 | News
With the pandemic crippling its efforts to make its Keflavik base a passenger hub, Icelandair switches to cargo operations. But for how long? We have already seen multiple airlines weather the crisis, to a lesser or greater extent, by concentrating on domestic travel....
