Finnair Converts Two A330s For Cargo In Two Days
Finnair’s technical operations implemented the A330 modifications and removed the seats in fewer than two days.
SAS Introduces New Air Travel Safeguards
SAS has introduced a number of safeguards to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus as passengers return to the skies. Starting from 18 May to 31 August, passengers 6 years of age and older will be required to wear […]
Finnair Implements Mask Policy As Part Of Measures For Safer Air Travel
Finnair introduces new measures on board and at the airport to protect the health of its customers
SAS Serving Limited Routes In Scandinavia in April
March traffic figures published by the airline show a steep decline, of 61.9% in RPKs (revenue passenger kilometres), compared to March 2019, and an average load factor of 48.6%.
Finnair cuts capacity by 90% as travel demand falls because of COVID-19
Finnair will cut capacity by 90%, starting from 1 April and keep critical air connections for Finland, limited connections to Europe, and one remaining intercontinental route to Japan. The airline cites the “severe impact on demand for air travel” resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.
Avianca Introduces “Tailor-Made” Fares In North America
The airline has designed a structure with six fare bundles, four for economy class and two for Business class. Customers can identify them by fares bundles in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL.
Spotlight Women In Aviation: Norwegian First Officer Tessa Naran
“It is important that there are visible female role models to inspire future generations,” Tessa Naran, First Officer, Norwegian
SAS pulls “What Is Truly Scandinavian” ad after “hijacking”
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has announced that it is pulling a new ad entitled “What Is Truly Scandinavian” following negative backlash on the message of the two-minute forty-two-second video which makes the point that travel has expanded Scandinavian culture and introduced […]