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Malaysia Aviation Group Receives First A330neo from Avolon

Avolon has delivered the first of 20 Airbus A330neo aircraft to Malaysia Aviation Group as part of a fleet renewal strategy. The Toulouse delivery began a series that will extend through 2028, enhancing the carrier's operating capabilities with a two-class configuration.

2024-11-29T00:03:26.685468-08:00

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Hong Kong Airport Launches Three-Runway System for Expanded Capacity

2024-11-29T00:00:33.801900-08:00

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Drones Lower Wildlife Strikes at Airports: Embry-Riddle Research

2024-11-28T17:34:44.728749-08:00

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Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver

2024-11-28T10:22:55.093796-08:00

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Malaysia Aviation Group Receives First A330neo from Avolon Avolon has delivered the first of 20 Airbus A330neo aircraft to Malaysia Aviation Group as part of a fleet renewal strategy. The Toulouse delivery began a series that will extend through 2028, enhancing the carrier's operating capabilities with a two-class configuration.

2024-11-29T00:03:26.685468-08:00

Malaysia Aviation Group Receives First A330neo from Avolon

Aviation Source

Hong Kong Airport Launches Three-Runway System for Expanded Capacity On November 28, 2024, Hong Kong International Airport inaugurated its Three-Runway System, significantly enhancing its capacity to accommodate 120 million passengers and manage 10 million tonnes of cargo annually within the next decade.

2024-11-29T00:00:33.801900-08:00

Hong Kong Airport Launches Three-Runway System for Expanded Capacity

AVweb

Drones Lower Wildlife Strikes at Airports: Embry-Riddle Research Embry-Riddle research demonstrates that drones can enhance wildlife monitoring, significantly reducing wildlife strikes at airports. The study, conducted by students, won first place, highlighting the potential for increased safety and operational efficiency at air transport hubs worldwide.

2024-11-28T17:34:44.728749-08:00

Drones Lower Wildlife Strikes at Airports: Embry-Riddle Research

San Diego Union-Tribune

San Diego Airport Experiences 150 Flight Delays on Thanksgiving FlightAware reported approximately 150 flight delays at San Diego Airport on Thanksgiving Day, attributed to adverse weather conditions. The disruptions impacted both domestic and international travelers, highlighting the significance of weather on airports' operations during peak travel periods.

2024-11-28T17:27:43.757614-08:00

San Diego Airport Experiences 150 Flight Delays on Thanksgiving

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Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver Starting December 3, Air Canada will enable facial recognition boarding for almost all domestic flights at Vancouver International Airport. This makes Air Canada the first in Canada to adopt this technology, streamlining the boarding process and enhancing security.

2024-11-28T10:22:55.093796-08:00

Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver

Airline Economics

Nuuk Airport Inaugurates 2,200m Runway, Enabling Widebody Flights Nuuk now hosts transatlantic flights with the opening of its new 2,200-meter runway. Air Greenland's Airbus A330-800neo conducted the inaugural flight, marking a significant step for Greenland's aviation expansion. United Airlines and SAS plan to start flights next summer, enhancing connectivity.

2024-11-28T08:07:41.043164-08:00

Nuuk Airport Inaugurates 2,200m Runway, Enabling Widebody Flights

Aviation Source

Jetstar Welcomes First A320neo and Launches New Staff Uniform Jetstar has received its first Airbus A320neo, marking a significant milestone in its fleet expansion. Coinciding with the aircraft's delivery, Jetstar introduced new uniforms across its network, designed by Genevieve Smart, enhancing the visual brand identity for crew and ground staff.

2024-11-28T04:31:20.003968-08:00

Jetstar Welcomes First A320neo and Launches New Staff Uniform

Aviation Week

FAA Grants Summer 2025 Scheduling Relief at Newark Due to Runway Closures The FAA is set to provide temporary scheduling relief for airlines operating at Newark Liberty International Airport during summer 2025, aiming to alleviate disruptions caused by planned runway closures. This measure seeks to ensure smoother operations and mitigate potential delays or cancellations.

2024-11-28T04:27:41.687560-08:00

FAA Grants Summer 2025 Scheduling Relief at Newark Due to Runway Closures

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Malaysia Aviation Group Receives First A330neo from Avolon

Hong Kong Airport Launches Three-Runway System for Expanded Capacity

Drones Lower Wildlife Strikes at Airports: Embry-Riddle Research

Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver

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