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Direct News Source Pursuant to 49 U.S.C. §§ 40109 and 41302, Part 211 of the Department of Transportation’s Economic Regulations, and the Department’s Rules of Practice, TATA SIA Airlines Limited d/b/a Vistara (“Vistara”), a foreign air carrier of India, hereby applies for an exemption and a Foreign Air Carrier permit to conduct foreign scheduled and charter air transportation of persons, property, and mail as authorized pursuant to the Air Transport Agreement Between The Government O...

Mike Pero grounds his Pasifika Air before takeoff for Cook Islands 14 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 5 minutes to read Mike Pero has been involved in airlines before. Photo / Getty Images Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz Real estate identity Mike Pero is parking plans to launch Pasifika Air which he had hoped would be part of a two-way travel bubble with the Cook Islands. He had planned to lease Boeing 737 planes and link Wellin...

Another US Startup? Connect Airlines Eyes Canada Flights Advertisement: A Boston-based jet charter operator is eyeing adding scheduled passenger flights between Toronto and the United States. Waltzing Matilda Aviation wants to start an airline called Connect Airlines and aims to start flying in the 2021 northern autumn. Connect Airlines wants to start flying between Toronto and the United States later this year. Photo: IBS Newsroom Waltzing Matilda Aviation eyes an October 2021 start date for C...

Waltzing Matilda to launch new airline, Connect Airlines, to serve Toronto Billy Bishop City Airport IBS Software provides mission-critical SaaS solutions to support the airlines commercial business and operations News provided by Share this article Share this article BEDFORD, Mass., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Waltzing Matilda Aviation (WMA) will be launching Connect Airlines, a new airline starting operations in October 2021, connecting Toronto Billy Bishop City Airport with airports in the...

2021-04-07 17:31:24 GMT2021-04-08 01:31:24(Beijing Time) Xinhua English NAIROBI, April 7 (Xinhua) -- Kenyas domestic air travel operators on Wednesday said the industry could take up to three years to recover to pre-COVID-19 levels. Eutychus Waithaka, executive secretary of Kenya Association of Air Operators told Xinhua in Nairobi that out of the more than 1,200 aircrafts registered in the country, about 80 percent are not operational due to the travel restrictions in place to curb the s...

Airlines seek Sh10bn bailout to ride out Covid storm Summary Domestic air travel operators will require a Sh10 billion state bailout to cushion them from reduced bookings in the wake of business disruptions caused by Covid-19. The operators have seen their revenues drastically tumble after President Uhuru Kenyatta mid last month banned movement into and out of Nairobi, Kajiado, Machakos, Kiambu, and Nakuru in a fresh bid to curb a spike in coronavirus infections. Wednesday April 07 2021 By BONF...

The house has up to six bedrooms, and all the mod-cons to make for comfortable living. A private jetty offers easy access to river, and the property is located under 5km from the ocean – 11km by river. A separate farmhouse with four-bedrooms and a sunroom was currently rented at $350 per week. But the realtor said the standout of this property was the 550m grass airstrip (north/south direction) with aircraft hanger. The hanger has two classrooms, two bedrooms, full kitchen, bathroom, storeroo...

By Cirium2021-04-01T02:56:00+01:00 Australia’s Alliance Airlines will on 10 April launch commercial service with its recently acquired Embraer E190 fleet, out of Adelaide and Darwin. The regional operator, which previously operated an all-Fokker fleet, received regulatory approval from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority on 31 March and received a revised Air Operators Certificate. Source: Alliance Airlines An Alliance E190 It stated: “This follows an intense six-month programme of aircra...

Drone Producer Purchases Armenian Airline Hetq has unearthed some details about the new owner of Atlantis Armenian Airlines, the company that was supposed to operate the domestic Yerevan-Kapan route with an L-410 aircraft. Atlantis Armenian Airlines, owned by Aram Marutyan, former Deputy Head of Armenia’s General Department of Civil Aviation and Honorary Consul of Austria in Armenia, was sold in October 2020. Two months later, the new owners changed the name of the company to Smart Airlines. ...

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