by Kate Coldwind | May 2, 2021 | News
For the customer, the flier, the plane-watcher, it can sometimes seem as though an airline can appear out of nowhere; and, from time to time, they can seem to disappear just as suddenly. And to people not keeping a close eye on the industry, such a disappearance can...
by Spyros | Mar 16, 2021 | News
While Norwegian Air Shuttle is trying to recover, Norse Atlantic Airways tries to revive its now-gone long-haul low-cost operation! And it even has one of Norwegian’s co-founders on-board. We have covered the efforts of Norwegian Air Shuttle to keep going, albeit as a...
by Spyros | Nov 20, 2020 | News
With JetBlue’s planned transatlantic flights seemingly ready to go, it is becoming obvious that low-cost carrier operations are evolving. Many low-cost carriers have tried cracking the transatlantic nut before, but not this way. We already saw that JetBlue’s efforts...
by Spyros | Oct 24, 2020 | News
Like everyone else in aviation (and beyond), Airbus has had to hunker down during the pandemic. The manufacturer has had to cut down their production output, and recently received criticism for announcing 15,000 job cuts – a move perhaps not surprising, given similar...
