Orient Aviation Daily Digest April 12, 2024
By Tomasz Sniedziewski
News
Saudi Arabia approves China Southern Airlines flights to the Kingdom
Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) has authorized the start of China Southern Airlines (CSA) flights between Saudi Arabia and China with services to Riyadh, including from Beijing and Guangzhou, to commence from April 16. Read More »
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Air India to send A320 pilots to Vistara to redress shortfall
Tata Group-owned Air India (AI) is planning to transfer several first officers licensed to operate A320 family planes to Vistara as the group grapples with unhappy cockpit crew, reports The Economic Times quoting multiple unofficial sources. Read More »
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China Eastern Airlines to inaugurate flights to Vienna in mid-2024
On June 22, China Eastern Airlines (CEA) will begin flying Shanghai-Vienna three times weekly with A330-200s, the Austrian Airport has announced. Read More »
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Cathay Pacific Airways unveils new Premium Economy cabin for 777-300ER fleet
Cathay Pacific Airways is rolling out a new Premium Economy cabin on its fleet of retrofitted 777-300ERs and also offering a selection of fine Chinese wines to first and business class passengers as part of the airline’s refreshed cabin service. Read More »
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China Southern Airlines receives approval to operate Guangzhou-Budapest from June
China’s largest air carrier by passengers, China South Airlines, will launch the fifth Chinese destination to Hungary on June 27 with a four times a week 787-8 service. Read More »
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T’Way Air to commence Seoul Gimpo-Kaohsiung in northern hemisphere summer
Korea’s budget airline, T-Way Air, will expand its network to Taiwan with four times a week 737-800 rotations between Seoul Gimpo-Kaohsiung from June 21. Read More »
Asia-Pacific Aerospace Briefs Today
Today's briefs report news from Pratt & Whitney, Satair, Collins Aerospace, Barfield Inc. and AerFin. Read More »