Airways NOTAM Sep 18-24
Your weekly review of commercial flight
Get up-to-speed on the commercial aviation industry with the top stories of the week, including United Airlines’ first A321neo maiden flight, Air India’s decision to stop flying to Amsterdam, and a video deep dive into the troubled history of Alitalia, from its origins to the birth of ITA Airways in 2021.
United Airlines' First A321neo Maiden Flight
The first United Airlines Airbus A321neo took to the skies for the first time at Hamburg-Finkenwerder Airport in Hamburg, Germany. Read more…
Air India to Stop Flying to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Air India has made the decision to no longer operate flights to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport starting in late October 2023. Read more…
Delta Air Lines Announces Largest-ever Transatlantic Schedule
Delta Air Lines has announced new transatlantic services and expanded routes for summer 2024. Read more…
Opinion
CEO Interview: EVIA AERO, Europe's First Sustainable Airline in the Making
Airways meets with Florian Kruse, CEO of EVIA AERO, to gain a deeper insight into this first-of-a-kind journey to build an actual 'sustainable airline'. Read more…
This Week in History
9/18/1959: The DC-8 Enters Service With Delta Air Lines
This week in Aviation, the narrow-body airliner Douglas DC-8 entered service with Delta Air Lines in 1959. Read more…
Analysis
The History of Ryanair's Only Boeing 737-700
Airways explores the history of Ryanair's only Boeing 737-700. Read more…
Multimedia
In this video, we go through the troubled history of Alitalia, from its origins to the birth of ITA Airways in 2021. Can ITA Airways live up to its predecessor's reputation?
Airways October Issue
From the iconic Combis to the rare SP and beyond, BABAK TAGHVAEE presents the history of the Boeing 747 in the Iraqi Airways fleet in the October 2023 issue.
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