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Airbus A330neo for Air Greenland
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Airbus A330neo for Air Greenland

Air Greenland, the flag-carrier for Greenland, has become the latest airline to order Airbus’ next generation A330neo aircraft. The new A330-800 will replace the airline’s ageing Airbus A330-200ceo aircraft to ensure operations linking the Arctic island with Denmark continue from the end of 2022. Air Greenland’s CEO’s Jacob Nitter Sørensen said:   “The A330neo is…

Campaign to Keep Desford Flying
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Campaign to Keep Desford Flying

Plans to display the Reid and Sigrist RS.4 Desford Trainer, G-AGOS ‘VZ728’ c/n 003, at Newark Air Museum, Nottinghamshire have sparked a campaign to secure the future of the aircraft, which has recently been returned to airworthiness. Leicestershire County Council, which owns the 1945-built twin-engined trainer, announced on Monday that councillors are to discuss the…

Ryanair Orders 75 More Boeing 737 MAX Jets
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Ryanair Orders 75 More Boeing 737 MAX Jets

Boeing and Ryanair have today announced that Ryanair is placing a firm order for 75 additional 737 MAX passenger jets, increasing its order book for the type to 210 jets. Ryanair again selected the 737 8-200, a higher-capacity version of the 737-8, citing the aircraft’s additional seats and improved fuel efficiency and environmental performance. “Ryanair’s board…

Worldflight 2020 Takes Off Today
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Worldflight 2020 Takes Off Today

Gloucester, 31th October 2020 – Velocity Flight Training, a Gloucestershire based Flight Simulation Experience and Training is once again embarking on a week long charity event, Worldflight. Worldflight is a 7 day virtual round the world flight raising money for a variety of different charities. All flights are conducted on the VATSIM online multiplayer network and…

QANTAS launches flights to bring Australians home
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QANTAS launches flights to bring Australians home

Qantas is working with the Australian Federal Government to repatriate up to 1315 Australians currently stuck overseas. The national carrier will operate eight return services: four from New Delhi, three from London and one from Johannesburg. London and New Delhi flights will operate direct to Darwin. The arrival port  for the Johannesburg flight is currently…