Airline Industry News, Trends, Analysis
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As the Crystal Cabin Awards, the “Oscars of aircraft cabin innovations” gets ready to celebrate its tenth year, it has gained its first official airline sponsor: Emirates Airlines.
The Crystal Cabin Award Association is once again calling for submissions for the most recognised and respected international prize in aircraft interiors design and technology.
SAS and Cityjet have begun a three year wet-lease collaboration for regional jet services. CityJet will also buy 100% of the shares in SAS’s Finnish charter and regional subsidiary Blue1.
“The growth, jobs and investment created by International routes makes for heavy competition between airports, which has intensified over the last 10-15 years. It is a great accolade for us that we now have twice in three years been voted best for route development, ” says Ole Wieth Christensen, Route Development Manager at Copenhagen Airport.
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Reports are that a build up of gasses from the chemicals used to treat the materials used in the composites accumulated in a treater, and built up the pressure which led a blast strong enough to do permanent damage to the building and injure five employees present at the time.
SAS has signed a new simplified agreement with SAS Norway Pilot Association, SNF, after entering a new agreement with the Danish Association DPF on 31 March, …
Aviation in Europe and around the world is in mourning as we are confronted with the terrible tragedy of the crash of Germanwings flight 4U9525 …
Copenhagen Airport has announced that Denmark’s first YO! Sushi restaurant is now open at the terminal.