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In this week’s article, we discuss the case of Dover v. British Airways, PLC (UK), 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 51530 (E.D.N.Y. 2017) (class certification | Airline News | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

La aerolínea venezolana Conviasa confirmó que seguirá operando los vuelos de la ruta Caracas-Cancún. El itinerario no se verá afectado tras la medida decretada por la Agencia Federal de Aviación Civil Mexicana (AFAC) en la que algunos vuelos deberán pedir autorización

How anti-drug inspections led to 737 depressurisation and diversion Primary tabs 27th April 2021 While all oxygen masks deployed, two rows of passengers damaged the devices and had to be moved to different seats during the emergency An Avior Airlines Boeing 737 experienced a sudden depressurisation after loose material in the tail of the aircraft blocked outflow valves, an investigation by Peru’s Ministry of Transport and Communications has found.  Avior Airlines currently holds a fleet c...

Becoming A Rarity: The Boeing 737-400 Advertisement: The Boeing 737-400 is the least common of the 737 Classics in passenger service. This year, it’ll be used by 13 passenger airlines, with South Africa’s Safair the biggest operator of it. Yet, only four million B737-400 seats are planned, as the end of the type nears, except for freight. The B737-400, seen here climbing away, has fewer than four million seats this year. Photo: Getty Images. Boeing 737 Classic aircraft – the -300, -400, a...

MIAMI – On New Year’s Eve, Conviasa (V0) took delivery of a large Airbus A340-300 aircraft. Previously belonging to Avior Airlines (9V), the aircraft used to be a frequent sight at Miami International Airport (MIA). The aircraft also operated for Cathay Pacific (CX) and Air China (CA), voyaging around Asia and the world. Painted in V0 colors at Tehran in Iran, the aircraft with registration YV-3507 finally arrived at Caracas Simón Bolívar International Airport (CCS) in Venezuela on Decem...

Venezuela Blocks Dominican, Other Passenger Flights Citing Covid-19. File Photo: Simon Bolivar airport at Caracas, Venezuela. Many airport workers will have been laid off as there are few flights entering or leaving the South American country. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic–Venezuela president, Nicolás Maduro, on Monday announced a ban on flights to and from the Dominican Republic, alleging that from this country they are “getting people full” of COVID-19, reports Dominican Today. Mad...