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🛩️ Today's Aviation Buzz! Join the Discussion on LinkedIn! Hey Aviators, Today's aviation news is buzzing with exciting updates! ✈️ #Emirates swaps the Boeing 777-300ER for the #Airbus A380 on Dubai to Vienna flights, while international airlines plan to resume passenger services in Israel amid ongoing conflict. Innovation soars at London-Gatwick, becoming the first airport with a dedicated electric vehicle charging station. EVA Air embarks on a new era with Airbus, ordering 18 A350-1000s and 15 A321neos. Joanne Geraghty takes the helm at Jetblue, making history as the first woman to lead a major US airline. Norwegian reports a strong rise in passenger figures, Airbus Beluga Transport earns its Air Operator Certificate, and India's aviation authority addresses crew fatigue concerns with reform. Airbus and Voyager unite as Starlab Space for a commercial space station, while #lufthansa sweetens the deal for its ITA Airways takeover. Let's dive into these updates together on LinkedIn! 🚀 Join me in building a vibrant community of aviation enthusiasts. Your insights and engagement are invaluable! Cheers #aviation #aviationindustry #airbus #boeing #aviationindustry #aviationnews

Up to 469 passengers aboard a British Airways flight from Singapore to London Heathrow experienced an unexpected turn of events when the Airbus A380 superjumbo faced technical difficulties shortly after takeoff. Scheduled to depart at 11:20 pm, the flight encountered a separate technical issue, causing a delay of four hours before finally departing at 3:10 am. However, after climbing to 27,000 feet, the pilots were compelled to turn back due to a malfunction with the weather radar. Despite returning to Singapore, the aircraft, laden with fuel for the lengthy journey to London, had to enter a holding pattern to burn off excess fuel for a safe landing. After circling off the coast of Singapore for four hours, the flight was eventually canceled, and passengers were provided accommodation for the night. This incident adds to British Airways' challenges with its fleet of Airbus A380s, which have been plagued by issues since returning from pandemic-induced storage. The affected flight, BA12, was further linked to the cancellation of another flight, highlighting broader ramifications. British Airways expressed regret for the disruption, emphasizing efforts to assist affected passengers and resolve the situation promptly. #BritishAirways #FlightDelay #TechnicalIssues #AirbusA380 #FlightCancellation #PassengerDisruption #FlightChallenges #A380Problems #TravelDisruption #FlightIncident #CustomerAssistance #AirlineChallenges #TravelNews #creativesandconcepts #creativespakistan Read More=> https://lnkd.in/esNw2n_d

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With all this talk going on that United Airlines might drop the Boeing B737-10 and swap it for more Airbus A321Neo, we created this graph that shows the current Airbus A321Neo Order Book situation. United Airlines already has the sixth largest Airbus A321Neo order out. The biggest order is from India, where IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Ltd) is increasing the pace. Most Airbus A321Neo in the next three years will be delivered to Wizz Air, who need them to keep up the growth. #chaviation #aircraftorder #airbus #boeing #unitedairlines #indigoairlines #wizzair United Airlines IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Ltd) Wizz Air Airbus Boeing Riyaz Peermohamed Pieter Elbers Scott Kirby András Szabó

Another great presentation from Flightradar24 , this time of the SAS - Scandinavian Airlines #Airbus #A321LR. Watch and you will see what the "throne seat" is. Not what you might expect... And for your information, A321LR is the commercial name used by Airbus. #A321NX is what we use from an operational and technical perspective.

Ryanair CEO: "I Would Like To Have A Bigger Number Of Airbus Aircraft” Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary has told Simple Flying that he wants Europe's largest low-cost carrier to operate more Airbus A320 family aircraft. O'Leary made the comments on the sidelines of today's Airlines For Europe Summit, hosted in Brussels, Belgium. Many think that the Ryanair Group only operates the Boeing 737 family of aircraft, and these aircraft do make up over 95% of the airline's fleet. However, subsidiary Lauda does operate a smaller sub-fleet of 27 Airbus A320s. It is this smaller sub-fleet that O'Leary would like to expand rather than replace them with Boeing 737s. #AviationTalk #aviationnews #ryanair #avgeek #aviation #aviationindustry #aviationdaily

Condor Flugdienst GmbH is thrilled to announce the arrival of the first A320neo with the registration D-ANCZ, marking a significant milestone as the inaugural member of the A32X fleet. Just a few weeks ago, this cutting-edge aircraft journeyed from Toulouse to Frankfurt, symbolizing the next chapter in its fleet evolution. As the airline continues to integrate these new aircraft into its operations, its modernization efforts extend beyond long-haul routes, thanks to its successful fleet rollover. The addition of the A320neo to its short- and medium-haul routes underscores the airline's commitment to providing passengers with enhanced travel experiences and improved efficiency. With a total of 41 aircraft ordered from Airbus, the airline is poised for further transformation. These new additions will gradually replace its existing fleet of A320/21ceos and B757s in the coming years, ushering in a new era of innovation and excellence in aviation. Stay tuned as Condor embarks on this exciting journey of progress and advancement together! ✈️ #Aviation #A320neo #FleetModernization #Innovation AVIAREPS Group

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Hi Fly ferried an A380 in a historical flight across 5000 nautical miles from Mojave Desert Airport to Prestwick via Montreal Mirabel. The ferry flight, conducted by Commander Carlos Mirpuri and supported by Captains Antonios Efthymiou, João Domingues, and Engineer Brian Dellaringa, is the culmination of a multi-month process that involved a team of experts from Hi Fly and Global, working intensively over 12 months to make it happen. The fact that jacks were not available in the Mojave meant that the Global Airline’s A380-841 9H-GLOBL had to be ferried to Prestwick where it will undergo further maintenance before returning to the skies. The first flight from MHV-YMX had a total flight time of 05h40 and around 2150 nautical miles. Second flight from YMX-PIK had a total flight time of 07h44 and around 2800 nautical miles. Additional flight time was planned to avoid demanding weather, such as thunderstorms and severe icing. The flights were operated with the gear down ahead of the required maintenance, thus slower and at lower altitude, and the need for a fuel stop. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dsNX7mei #A380 #AllOverTheWord Global Airlines