The Cologne – Bonn airport can handle far more flights

The Cologne – Bonn airport can handle far more flights Whereas many airports in Western-Europe are lacking capacity, the airport of the cities of Cologne and Bonn can still take on a lot of growth. Especially national authorities are posing more and more restrictions, for example in the Netherlands. This can be concluded based on … Read more

Boeing 737 Max will not return in the air before mid-august 2019

Even though Boeing has performed substantial improvements on the 737 Max, the expectations are that the planes will not be in the air again before August of this year. The following improvements have been made Boeing has taken the necessary measures to improve the planes. It has primarily attempted to improve the MCAS. MCAS is … Read more

Lost Japanese F-35 found, pilot missing

TOKIO – Rescue groups have discovered the disaster area of the missing Japanese military aircraft. However, the pilot is still missing, reports a representative for the military. “We found the disaster area and observed it to be the F-35,” said the Air Defense Forces (ASDF) representative. The F-35, referred to likewise as JSF, flew 135 … Read more

Sexual intimidation is a big problem amongst cabin personnel

In Germany, sexual intimidation between cabin personnel is a growing problem. This is clearly not only a problem in Germany, as similar investigations show the same results in other European and Western countries. Similar research has taken place in Australia and the USA. No research has yet been performed in the Netherlands or in Belgium. … Read more

Ryanair has to pay one million euros to Dutch pilots

Eight pilots have taken Ryanair to court. This due to the fact that their labor agreement had been cancelled. The court has decided that Ryanair acted wrongfully to a serious degree in doing so. Therefore, the airline now has to pay. This amount can even add up to more than one million euro’s, as it … Read more

Hundreds of cancelled flights at SAS Airlines due to strike

Because of a three-day pilot strike, 673 flights from carrier Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) were dropped on Friday. There has been a compensation struggle between the administration of the organization and the pilots for quite a while. The intercession of a middle person couldn’t offer an answer. The vast majority of the residential, European and intercontinental … Read more

Boeing performs 96 practice runs with 737 MAX update

Dennis Muilenberg, the CEO of Boeing told amid an introduction that 96 practice runs were done with the update of the Boeing 737 MAX. During a presentation in the American city of Dallas, Muilenberg said that Boeing has conducted 96 test flights with the 737 MAX aircraft operating system upgrade. Muilenberg himself also took place … Read more

Moving started to new Istanbul Airport

Months after planning, the moving to the new Istanbul Airport finally started from the old Istanbul Atatürk Airport. After the weekend, most of the moving has to be completed. The massive transport of ground vehicles and luggage equipment started early last night. Estimated is that the equipment is more than 50 thousand tons, moved by … Read more

Airbus A320 catches fire in Brazil

BELO HORIZONTE – An Airbus A320 of the Airline LATAM caught fire last Tuesday on the Airport of Belo Horizonte. The cause of the fire was was the baggagebelt when unloading the baggage from the plane. During the fire there were still passengers on the plane who were then evacuated immediately. Nobody was injured during … Read more

Ryanair opens base at London Southend Airport

SOUTHEND – Ryanair has opened a base at Southend Airport. Accordingly, the local air terminal, which presents itself as an elective passage to London, gets 14 routes and one million travelers on a yearly premise. The Irish fare fighter, officially all around spoke to at London’s Stansted, Luton and Stansted airplane terminals, is positioning three … Read more