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Norwegian updates its logo

World Airline News

Norwegian is modernizing its visual profile and logo for the first time since its establishment in 2002. Norwegian’s logotype and brand are both well-known and appreciated, which we are very proud of. Even if we innovate, we promise that customers will recognize us. After over 20 years, it is time for a modernization and the new profile will give Norwegian a more modern, warmer and clearer expression, says Kristoffer Sundby, Norwegian’s Group Director for Market and Customer Service.

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ILS approach with Spencer Suderman to Jacksonville Int’l

Flight Training Central

The Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a precision approach and provides both lateral and vertical guidance to a runway. For most general aviation operations, it allows a pilot to descend to as low as 200′ AGL and assist a pilot in locating the runway in as low as 3/8 mile visibility. In this video, Spencer Suderman demonstrates what it’s like to fly an ILS in a Cessna 172 with a Garmin G1000 avionics system, and how to use the runway approach lighting system to descend below the dec

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First C919 jet owned by China Eastern Airlines completes first overseas debut

World Airline News

China Eastern Airlines made this announcement: The world’s first C919 aircraft, with the registration number B-919A and owned by China Eastern Airlines, wrapped up its first international debut at the Singapore AirshowonFeb. 26. It returned to Shanghai Hongqiao International Airportfrom Singapore Changi Airportafter flying five hours. World’s First C919 jet owned by China Eastern Airlines completes first overseas debut Theaircraftflew from Shanghai HongqiaoInternationalAirport to Sin

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Zika Virus and Dengue Fever 2024 Business Aviation Guide

Universal Weather

In recent years, the focus of global health concerns shifted significantly towards COVID-19, causing diseases like Zika and Dengue fever to temporarily fall off the radar for many, including international business aviation operators. However, as the world has adjusted to navigating the complexities of living with COVID-19, previously overshadowed health risks are re-emerging as regulatory concerns for the business aviation sector.

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Asiana Airlines to retire its last Boeing 747-400 on March 25

World Airline News

Asiana Airlines is planning to retire its last Boeing 747-400 (HL7428) on March 25, 2024. Currently, the Jumbo is assigned on one round-trip flight between Sapporo/Chitose and Seoul/Incheon.

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Ampaire’s hybrid-electric Caravan runs on SAF

AOPA

Ampaire CEO Kevin Noertker said a recent ground test of the Eco Caravan on sustainable aviation fuel demonstrates how hybrid-electric propulsion can amplify the benefits of sustainable fuels.

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Shankh Air is the latest new airline in India

World Airline News

Shankh Air is the latest proposed full-service airline in India with Boeing aircraft. Lucknow and Noida will be the airline’s hubs. The new airline made this announcement: Founded in 2023 Shankh Air will be the first Schedule airline to launch from the state of Uttar Pradesh. It will hub over Lucknow and Noida to facilitate connections to all major cities in India.

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Porter announces a pair of Newfoundland routes coming to Eastern Canada this summer

World Airline News

Porter Airlines is bringing more of its elevated economy experience toNewfoundlandtravellers this summer. This includes launching the only non-stopOttawa-St. John’sflight on the market, and the introduction ofDeer Lakeas a new destination, with service toHalifax. Daily roundtripOttawaandSt. John’sflights startJune 6. It’s the first time in five years that any Canadian carrier has served the route.

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Maryland pilots asked to back tax bill

AOPA

Legislation to make permanent a tax exemption that helps aviation businesses compete, and thus creates jobs, could be in peril, so AOPA asked members living in key legislative districts in Maryland to speak up.

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