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The Story of Clickair, Iberia's Low-Cost Subsidiary – Airways - Vimarsana News

The Story of Clickair, Iberia's Low-Cost Subsidiary – Airways

In the early 2000s, the Spanish market was flooded with low-cost carriers (LCCs). Iberia reacted with its own low-cost brand, Clickair.

Top 10 Oldest Airlines Still In Operation - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Oldest Airlines Still In Operation

Some of the well-known airlines that fly today around the globe have a very long history behind. Also some of these are the oldest airlines to still be in

Panavia Tornado ADV: The British Swing-Wing Attack Jet That Tried To Be a Tomcat - Vimarsana News

Panavia Tornado ADV: The British Swing-Wing Attack Jet That Tried To Be a Tomcat

The British were learning to contend with many things in the 1970s, apart from the obvious empire-falling-apart business. One of these things was learnin...

AY.4.2 Delta Variant Arrives from Moldova - Vimarsana News

AY.4.2 Delta Variant Arrives from Moldova

An Air Moldova Airbus A320-211. (Aldo Bidini) Recent warnings from health officials that Israel might still be vulnerable to coronavirus variants despite sharply declining morbidity were confirmed on ...

Where Did Air Italy's Aircraft End Up? - Vimarsana News

Where Did Air Italy's Aircraft End Up?

Advertisement: In February 2020, Air Italy announced its liquidation and suspension of operations. At this time, it had amassed a sizeable enough fleet to become Italy’s second-largest airline behind flag carrier Alitalia. But what became of its aircraft after the airline folded? Air Italy’s largest aircraft were its Airbus A330s. Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying The fate of Air Italy’s A330s In the aftermath of Air Italy’s liquidation announcement, Simple Flying considered what might happen to its planes. Now, more than a year on, and with the benefit of hindsight, we can answer ...