Airways NOTAM June 12-18
Your weekly review of commercial flight
Get up-to-speed on the commercial aviation industry with the top stories of the week, including Airbus and Boeing's updates ahead of PAS2023.
The Paris Air Show returns tomorrow amidst a surge in air travel demand and airlines desperate for jets to feed it. Will aircraft manufacturers and their suppliers be able to catch up?
Our team of experts is at the Le Bourget Parc des Expositions ready to bring you the latest developments as the event unfolds, so stay tuned to Airways/PAS2023.
News
Boeing Confirms Aircraft Showcase for Paris Air Show
Boeing has confirmed the aircraft that will represent the American manufacturer at the 2023 Paris Air Show. Read more…
Airbus Announces Large Order Ahead of Paris Air Show
Airbus has announced an order for 70 aircraft ahead of next week's Paris Air Show. Read more…
EasyJet Secures Slots at Dublin Airport
UK-based LCC easyJet is contemplating returning to Dublin International Airport, the base of competitor Ryanair. Read more…
Opinion
Finnair's New Business Class: A Win-Win?
Airways had the chance to experience Finnair's old and new Business Class seats, from Amsterdam to Helsinki and from Helsinki to London. Read more…
This Week in History
6/13/1990: Boeing 767 Breaks Distance Record
In 1990, a Boeing 767-200ER aircraft unofficially broke the world distance record for a twin-engine commercial airliner. Read more…
Analysis
The Countdown to the 2023 Paris Air Show
The International Paris Air Show is the world's oldest and largest aerospace exhibition. How did it all begin? Read more…
Multimedia
One of the latest arrivals at Le Bourget airport is the G700 from Gulfstream. Flying up to 13 passengers for up to 7500 nm, this aircraft will be on display at the Salon du Bourget starting tomorrow.
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