MIAMI – Air Serbia (JU) has implemented a new mobile application called “SkyBreathe” to monitor and control fuel consumption. The app is intended for JU flight crews only, according to an airline press release.
The application will provide JU crews with insight into all the flights they have carried out and with the ability to analyze each stage of the flight, compare deviations between the implementation and the flight plan, and monitor the successfulness of initiatives implemented to reduce the emission of gasses.
The application also offers pilots an excess of information that can help with their activities before take-off and after the flight itself.
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MIAMI – Today, Hawaiian Airlines (HA) began its Orlando service, connecting the Aloha state to the airline’s third East Coast destination.
The flight, operated by one of the airline’s 24 Airbus A330-200s, was greeted in Orlando with a water salute, as is customary with inaugural flights. N383HA arrived at 7 am after a long 8 hour, 25-minute flight. HA uses terminal A at MCO.
The new route complements the airline’s existing services to Boston and New York City on the East Coast. The twice-weekly service will bring travelers from one of the largest markets of travelers with no other direct flights to Hawaii.
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