Airways NOTAM Sept 9-15

NEWS │ OPINION │ THIS WEEK │ ANALYSIS │ MEDIA

A weekly review of commercial flight

News: Top Headlines

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Delta A350 Involved in Taxiway Incident at ATL

A taxiway incident at Hartsfield-Jackson Int has involved Delta Air Lines and Endeavor Air aircraft.

Allegiant Takes Delivery of Boeing 737-8-200

Low-cost carrier Allegiant Air has officially received its first Boeing 737-8-200.

Emirates Axes Legacy Singapore-Melbourne Route

Dubai-based Emirates will discontinue its long-running flights between Singapore and Melbourne.

France, Germany, the UK Set to Sanction Iran Air

European nations intend to cancel bilateral air service agreements with Iran and sanction Iran Air.

Brussels Airlines Announces Fleet, Cabin Upgrades

Brussels Airlines announces significant updates to its long fleet and new cabin refurbishment.

Opinion

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Southwest Announces Major Leadership Changes

Gary Kelly's departure from Southwest is one of seven following a meeting with Elliott Investment.

This Week in Aviation History

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9/10/1952: TWA Introduces the Lockheed L-1049

Today, in 1952, TWA introduced the Lockheed L-1049 'Super Constellation' into its fleet.

Analysis

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Decade Forecast: India to Add 200 Turboprops

ATR predicts that India will add up to 200 ATR turboprop planes over the next decade.

Media

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Sometimes, the fare difference between economy and business is so low that opting for the latter seems logical. But does this apply to SAS' European business class? Join Airways on board the SAS A320neo from Bodø to Oslo to find out.

October 2024 Issue

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Eagles soar high, and so does Embraer’s latest ‘Profit Hunter’ E195-E2 aircraft. As operators look to the future by renewing fleets and expanding networks, the E2 family aircraft will be part of this transformation. This and more will be in the October 2024 issue!

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