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Aerotime
JANUARY 5, 2025
Nigerian airline Max Air has temporarily suspended a part of its flight operations due to scheduled aircraft maintenance. The airline based at Kano International Airport (KAN), offering domestic and international services, has announced disruptions to its January flight schedule.
One Mile at a Time
MAY 7, 2024
Riyadh Air is Saudi Arabia’s ambitious new airline , which will launch flights in the summer of 2025. So far, the airline has publicly confirmed an order for Boeing 787s. We’ve known for some time that Riyadh Air intends to acquire narrow body jets. Douglas states that the new wide body order will be placed by 2025.
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One Mile at a Time
APRIL 21, 2025
While the airline still hasnt revealed exactly what we can expect onboard these jets, these planes will are long overdue for the airline, so Id like to go over what we do know. These are the only factory fresh narrow body aircraft that the Abu Dhabi-based carrier has on order.
One Mile at a Time
OCTOBER 30, 2024
Riyadh Air is Saudi Arabia’s ambitious new airline , which will launch flights in 2025. Back in 2023, the airline placed an order for up to 72 Boeing 787-9s , as this will be the carrier’s primary wide body aircraft. It’ll be instrumental in helping Saudi Arabia achieve its decarbonisation goals.
One Mile at a Time
APRIL 20, 2025
In December 2019, United Airlines placed an order for 50 A321XLRs , which is Airbus new ultra long range and fuel efficient evolution of the A321. In this post, I want to take an updated look at Uniteds A321XLR cabins, as we kind of have a sense of what to expect from Uniteds new narrow body product.
One Mile at a Time
MARCH 6, 2025
I just flew Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900 Class J on the short 70-minute flight from Tokyo (HND) to Sapporo (CTS). Domestic aviation in Japan is fascinating, given that airlines have dedicated fleets used exclusively for flights within the country, and many of those planes are wide body aircraft.
One Mile at a Time
DECEMBER 9, 2024
In late 2021, the airline was privatized, with Tata Group, the company that founded Air India, once again being in control of the national carrier, and trying to bring it back to its former glory. As youd expect, this is no small task, given how much worse the airline became over the decades.
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