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Boeing Delivers First 787 Dreamliner to Uzbekistan Airways

Flag carrier of the Republic of Uzbekistan becomes 66th Dreamliner operator
Delivery flight to bring humanitarian supplies to country in partnership with AmeriCares

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, Aug. 31, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier of the Republic of Uzbekistan, today celebrated the delivery of the airline's first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner.

"The delivery of our first Dreamliner marks a new and exciting chapter in our long-standing relationship with Boeing that began back in 1996," said Valeriy Tyan, Director General, Uzbekistan Airways. "We are delighted that as early as in September, passengers of Uzbekistan Airways will be offered a new flight experience and an unmatched level of comfort onboard our Boeing 787 Dreamliner."

"This delivery to Uzbekistan Airways is a remarkable moment in our partnership that has a great value for Boeing," said Marty Bentrott, vice president of Sales, Middle East, Russia and Central Asia, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Today, we are proud not only to have Uzbekistan join our growing base of 787 customers in the region, but also at the airline's continued confidence in Boeing's technology and airplanes over the years."

Uzbekistan Airways' fleet consists of 34 aircraft, including nine Boeing 767 and six Boeing 757 airplanes. From its hub at Tashkent International Airport, the airline flies to more than 40 cities around the world.

This first 787 delivery flight to Tashkent will also bring humanitarian aid to patients in hospitals, mother-child clinics, rehabilitation centers and orphanages. As part of its charitable activity in Uzbekistan, Boeing and Uzbekistan Airlines have partnered with AmeriCares, which supports a broad range of health care institutions throughout the country. The flight is one of the many humanitarian shipments that Boeing and Uzbekistan Airways have undertaken together.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is an all-new, super-efficient family of commercial airplanes that brings big-jet ranges and speed to the middle of the market. In response to airlines' overwhelming preference, Boeing designed the 787 family with superior efficiency, which allows airlines to profitably open new routes to fly people directly where they'd like to go in exceptional comfort.

Since entering service in 2011, the 787 family is flying more than 350 routes and has established more than 75 new nonstop routes around the world. To date 66 customers worldwide have placed orders for 1,161 airplanes, making the 787 Dreamliner the fastest selling twin-aisle airplane in Boeing history.

China Airlines’ first A350 XWB ready to start ground and flight tests

The first A350 XWB for China Airlines (CAL) has rolled out from cabin furnishing & engine installation at the Airbus Toulouse Final Assembly Line. The aircraft is now ready to proceed to further ground and flight testing. This first A350-900 for CAL is scheduled for delivery in Q3 2016.

China Airlines has 14 A350-900 on order. The aircraft is expected to be deployed on the carrier's long-haul routes to Europe and on selected regional routes. The A350-900 will join China Airlines' other Airbus fleet including A330s and A340s on its regional and long haul services.

The A350 XWB is the world’s latest generation airliner and the newest member of Airbus’ modern, comfortable & efficient widebody product family. It features the latest aerodynamic design, carbon fiber fuselage and wings, plus new fuel-efficient Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. Together, these latest technologies translate into unrivalled levels of operational efficiency, with a 25 per cent reduction in fuel burn and emissions, and significantly lower maintenance costs.

To date, Airbus has recorded a total of 810 firm orders for the A350 XWB from 43 customers worldwide, already making it one of the most successful widebody aircraft ever.

Thai Airways International becomes new operator of the A350 XWB

Thai Airways International (THAI) has become the eighth operator of the A350 XWB, following the delivery today of the first of 12 aircraft set to join the carrier’s fleet. The aircraft delivered today is being operated on lease from US-based CIT.


THAI has configured its A350-900 with a premium two class layout with a total of 321 seats, comprising 32 THAI’s Royal Silk Class, convertible to fully lie-flat beds, and 289 in the main cabin.

After an initial period flying on regional services between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, the aircraft will be deployed on long haul flights soon thereafter, starting with the Bangkok-Melbourne route.


Altogether THAI has acquired 12 Airbus A350 XWBs. Four of these are being purchased directly from Airbus, with the other eight aircraft being acquired under lease agreements.

The A350 XWB features the latest aerodynamic design, carbon fiber fuselage and wings, plus new fuel-efficient Rolls-Royce engines. Together, these latest technologies translate into unrivalled levels of operational efficiency, with a 25 per cent reduction in fuel burn and emissions, and significantly lower maintenance costs. The spaciousness, quietness, beautiful interior and mood lighting in the cabin contribute to superior levels of comfort and well-being, setting new standards in terms of flight experience for all passengers.

To date, Airbus has recorded a total of 810 firm orders for the A350 XWB from 43 customers worldwide, already making it one of the most successful widebody aircraft ever.





For more information about THAI’s first A350 XWB, please visit the Airbus’ dedicated website: www.a350xwb.com/delivery/thai-airways/

Airbus delivers the Americas’ first A320neo to LATAM Airlines Group

A320neo now operating in three continents

LATAM Airlines Group (LATAM), Latin America’s leading airline group, took delivery of its first A320neo – showcasing its white, indigo and coral livery and powered by Pratt & Whitney Pure Power PW1100-JM engines – on Monday, August 29, at Airbus headquarters in Toulouse. LATAM Airlines Brasil will become the first airline in North and South America, and the fifth operator in the world, to operate the ultra-fuel efficient aircraft type.

Executives from LATAM and Airbus attended a delivery ceremony, which also marked the delivery of LATAM’s fourth A350 XWB -- the first with the airline group’s new brand livery. LATAM was also the Americas’ first A350 XWB operator.

The aircraft is configured in a 174-seat layout with 18” wide seats and equipped with the innovative Space-Flex cabin configuration. LATAM was the first in Latin America to order the A320neo in 2011, shortly after the program was launched. The airline group has a total of 67 A320neo Family aircraft on order.

Initially, LATAM plans to fly its first A320neo on Brazilian domestic routes to Brasília, Belo Horizonte, Campo Grande, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro (Galeão) and São Paulo (Guarulhos). In November, LATAM will begin to fly regional routes throughout South America. The second LATAM A320neo, to be delivered later this year, is also expected to operate regional flights. The airline group has more than 250 Airbus aircraft in operation.

“We are pleased to offer our passengers the opportunity to fly the first A320neo in the Americas,” said Enrique Cueto, CEO of LATAM Airlines Group. “The A320 aircraft family has long served an important role in our fleet, supporting the operation of our unrivalled domestic and regional network in Latin America. With the latest in technology, efficiency and passenger comfort, the A320neo is a welcome addition and will help us to continue to offer one of the most modern and efficient fleets in the industry.”

“Over the years, Airbus and LATAM have grown together to become partners in building today’s dynamic aviation market in Latin America, which is why we are especially proud that the first A320neo in the Americas will be flying in LATAM livery,” said Fabrice Brégier, Airbus President and CEO. “We are certain that this aircraft will complement their existing fleet and further their success in the region.”

The A320neo Family incorporates latest technologies including new generation engines and Sharklet wing tip devices, which together deliver more than 15 percent in fuel savings from day one and 20 percent by 2020



The A320neo Family is the world’s best-selling single aisle product line with over 4,600 orders from 85 customers since its launch in 2010 capturing almost 60 percent share of the market. Thanks to their widest cabin, all members of the A320neo Family offer unmatched comfort in all classes and Airbus’ 18” wide seats in economy as standard. Including LATAM’s A320neo delivered today, 16 A320neo aircraft have been delivered to five customers.

BOC Aviation places orders for five A321ceo aircraft

Confirms demand for largest member of the best-selling, fuel efficient A320 Family

BOC Aviation, the Singapore-based global aircraft leasing company has placed a firm order for five more A321 aircraft in addition to an order announced in January for 30 A320 Family aircraft which included 15 A321s (eight A321neo and seven A321ceo).

“We have increased our order for the A321 in response to the market trend and appetite for larger capacity single-aisle aircraft,” said Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of BOC Aviation. “Our incremental order reflects the continued popularity, confidence and reliability of the A320 Family among our customers.”

“The A320 Family aircraft is a sound financial asset as confirmed by leading lessor BOC Aviation, based in the world’s fastest growing aviation market,” said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer Customers. “This order also confirms the trend by customers to increase capacity by upsizing to larger aircraft models.”


BOC Aviation is one of Airbus’ top 10 customers. Including this latest purchase agreement, BOC Aviation’s cumulative orders to date for new Airbus aircraft have reached a total of 311 aircraft, comprising of 12 A330s of which five are freighters, and 299 A320 Family including 67 A321s (16 A321neo and 51 A321ceo).




With more than 12,700 aircraft ordered, and more than 7,150 aircraft delivered to more than 400 customers and operators worldwide, Airbus’ A320 Family is the world’s best-selling single-aisle aircraft family.

A New Era in Cuba Travel Begins as JetBlue Lands in Santa Clara With Historic First Flight

JetBlue Becomes the First U.S. Airline to Operate Commercial Service Between U.S. and Cuba in More Than 50 Years

Launch of Service in Santa Clara – JetBlue’s 97th Destination – Is First in Series of Inaugural Flights That Will Position JetBlue as the Preferred Airline for Cuban Travel

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU) today made history when it touched down in Santa Clara, Cuba, becoming the first U.S. airline to operate a commercial flight between the two countries in more 50 years. JetBlue flight 387 from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) landed at Abel Santamaría Airport (SNU) just before 11 a.m. local time.

Crewmembers at the Santa Clara Abel Santamaría International Airport in Cuba welcome JetBlue flight 387, the first commercial flight to Cuba from U.S. in more than 50 years. (Photo: Business Wire)

The flight ushers in a new era of affordable and convenient air travel to Cuba, and comes after months of collaboration between JetBlue, U.S. officials, Cuban officials and business partners to resume air service between the two countries.

“We are proud to be the first U.S. airline to serve Cuba, but our focus is on being the best airline serving Cuba,” said Robin Hayes, president and chief executive officer, JetBlue. “This historic flight symbolizes our long-term commitment to provide affordable, award-winning service between Cuba and the U.S. For the first time in decades, families separated by only a short stretch of water can easily and affordably visit a loved one, attend an important occasion or visit a special place – and the role we play speaks directly to our mission of inspiring humanity.”

Hayes, along with JetBlue leadership, government officials from both nations, dignitaries and the first customers, were welcomed in Santa Clara with a water canon salute and a celebration by Cuban officials at the airport located some 160 miles east of Havana.

The occasion marked not only the first U.S. scheduled commercial flight since the 1960s, but also the first time an American carrier has operated a scheduled commercial jetliner between the U.S. and Cuba, as U.S. airlines only flew propeller-powered aircraft to the Caribbean island before the embargo began.

“We commend the incredible and tireless work of both U.S. and Cuban officials for making today possible. We extend our deep appreciation to the Ministry of Transportation, IACC, and the Santa Clara Airport for entrusting us to operate this historic flight and look forward to our long-term partnership as we continue to grow our presence in Cuba. And in the U.S., we congratulate Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx and the Department of Transportation, Secretary John Kerry and the Department of State, Secretary Penny Pritzker and the Department of Commerce, and the Obama Administration for their leadership in achieving this historic milestone,” said JetBlue CEO Hayes.

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“Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is proud to be the first airport in the United States to offer regularly scheduled commercial service to Cuba,” said Mark Gale, CEO/Director, Broward County Aviation Department. “We look forward to the continued partnership with JetBlue as they continue their growth and success here in Broward County.”

Cathay Pacific moves forward A350 Auckland debut in Oct 2016

Alain Charpentier - TLSJim Liu

Cathay Pacific has moved forward planned Airbus A350-900XWB service introductory on Hong Kong – Auckland route, currently scheduled to depart Hong Kong on 27OCT16, instead of 30OCT16. The A350-900XWB will operate this route 7 weekly, and increases to 10 weekly for the month of March 2017.
The following schedule is effective from 30OCT16 to 30NOV16.
CX197 HKG2125 – 1315+1AKL 359 D

CX198 AKL1450 – 2100HKG 359 D

Previously reported, A350 will operate on the seasonal 2nd daily CX117/118 from 01DEC16 to 28FEB17 (HKG departure; CX197/198 operates with 777-300ER during same period). All 10 weekly flights in March 2017 operates with A350. 

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As a result of this latest schedule change, Cathay Pacific’s last scheduled long-haul A340 service is now scheduled on 27OCT16, Auckland to Hong Kong.

Beam me up… airberlin unveils Star Trek jet

New livery and in-flight goodies to mark 50 years of sci-fi series

airberlin’s Star Trek-themed A320

airberlin is celebrating Star Trek’s 50th anniversary with the launch of a special themed aircraft.

The popular sci-fi series turns 50 on 8 September 2016, and airberlin has created a special aircraft livery to mark the occasion. The new paintwork features a raised hand showing a traditional Vulcan 

greeting, and a logo proclaiming ’50 Years of Star Trek’.
The Airbus A320 aircraft has already entered service on the Dusseldorf-Rome route and will be deployed across the German carrier’s European network in September.

The aircraft will also feature Star Trek headrest covers and will carry 100,000 limited edition “Spock bags”, which will be offered to passengers

Written by:Mark Elliott - Travel News

Korean Air W16 international operation changes as of 31AUG16

Duncan Stewart - LAX

Jim Liu - Data & Analysis Manager - Airlineroute, Routesonline

Korean Air this week has revised majority of its international schedule for winter 2016/17 season, effective 30OCT16 – 25MAR17. As of 31AUG16, planned update as follow, effective dates based on Korea departure

Seoul Incheon – Frankfurt 30OCT16 – 28FEB17 Boeing 777-300ER replaces 747-8I

Seoul Incheon – Milan Malpensa Boeing 777-200ER replaces planned -300ER, 3 weekly

Seoul Incheon – Rome Boeing 777-200ER replaces planned -300ER, 4 weekly

Seoul Incheon – Vienna – Zurich Boeing 777-200ER replaces planned -300ER, 3 weekly 

Qatar Airways schedules A350 Spain service from Mar 2017

Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways in last week’s schedule update has filed planned Airbus A350-900XWB operation to Spain, which was not covered in last week’s report on Airlineroute. The A350-900XWB is scheduled to operate on Doha – Madrid route, on 1 of 2 daily flights, effective 16MAR17. Current schedule is updated until 25MAR17.

QR147 DOH0140 – 0725MAD 788 357

QR149 DOH0700 – 1245MAD 359 D

QR151 DOH1415 – 2000MAD 788 x357

QR148 MAD0920 – 1745DOH 788 357

QR150 MAD1640 – 0105+1DOH 359 D

QR152 MAD2130 – 0555+1DOH 788 x357

Jim Liu- Data & Analysis Manager - Airlineroute, Routesonline

South African outlines A330-300 operations from Dec 2016

South African Airways recently has filed planned operation for its new Airbus A330-300 aircraft, scheduled to enter service by the end of this year. Planned A330-300 operation as follow.

eff 01DEC16 Johannesburg – Lagos 1 daily

eff 01JAN17 Johannesburg – Sao Paulo Guarulhos 6 weekly, 7 weekly from 04APR17

eff 02FEB17 Johannesburg – Dakar – Washington Dulles 3 weekly

eff 01APR17 Johannesburg – Munich Alternating days, daily by 04JUN17

Configuration of the airline’s A330-300 is J46Y203.

Jim Liu - Data & Analysis Manager - Airlineroute, Routesonline

A Third E190-E2 Takes Off in the Air

Another E190-E2, serial number 20.003, took off on its maiden flight last Saturday, August 27, from Embraer's facility in Sao Jose dos Campos. The new E-Jet is the third of four prototypes to join the E190-E2 certification program.

Prototype 20.003 will be used primarily to test flying qualities and evaluate how the aircraft handles in icing conditions.

The first E190-E2 prototype aircraft, serial number 20.001, is currently conducting tests on systems, loads, aero-elasticity, external noise and handling in crosswinds. It first flew on May 23 of this year and made its international début at the Farnborough Air Show in London in mid-July. The second E190-E2 prototype, serial number 20.002, made its inaugural flight on July 8. It is used to test systems and general aircraft performance. These two prototypes have accumulated more than 150 flight hours.

The fourth prototype, serial number 20.004 is scheduled to take flight by early next year. It will feature a production-series, full-cabin interior and will measure comfort and internal noise levels, and be used to conduct specific tests, such as cabin evacuation.

In addition to the flight test campaign, the E190-E2 certification program has accumulated almost 21,000 hours of tests on rigs and the iron bird, and many hours of simulations on the virtual aircraft. The E190-E2 is scheduled to enter service in the first half of 2018.
Contributed by Embraer S.A.

GX Airlines adds maiden Airbus twinjet

GX Airlines (GX, Nanning) has taken delivery of a maiden Airbus Industrie (AIB, Toulouse Blagnac) twinjet in the form of A320-200 B-8655 (cn 6215). A formal unveiling ceremony was held in Malaysia this past weekend with the aircraft having since been ferried to Nanning, China.


Once all regulatory checks have been completed, the ex-AirAsia (AK, Kuala Lumpur Int'l) twinjet is expected to make its commercial debut for the Chinese carrier on Thursday, August 25.

Until now, GX Airlines has operated an all-Embraer (São José dos Campos) fleet of ten EMB-190s all of which are leased from parent Tianjin Airlines (GS, Tianjin). It specializes in flights throughout China serving a total of thirty-three destinations although serious studies concerning possible flights to select destinations in Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Cambodia have been conducted.

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Xiamen Airlines to Fly 787-9 to New York Next February

Xiamen Airlines will launch a non-stop service between Fuzhou and New York in February 2017.
The Xiamen-based carrier said it will operate the New York Service thrice weekly from February 15, 2017, using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which features a three-class configuration with four seats in first, 18 in business and 215 in economy.
Flight MF849 is scheduled to depart Fuzhou at 9:15 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and arrive in New York JFK at 10:55 a.m. The return flight, MF850, will take off from New York at 12:55 p.m. and touch back down in Fuzhou at 5:00 p.m. the following day (all local time).
Reservations for the new service have opened and fares are now available for purchase, the airline said in a statement.
New York will become Xiamen Airlines' second U.S. destination after Seattle, which the carrier is set to launch from Shenzhen on September 26. These represent the latest series of long-haul destinations -- after Amsterdam and Vancouver -- that the Skyteam carrier has started serving since the arrival of the 787 Dreamliner.

Xiamen Airlines is expected to take delivery of its first 787-9 in December 2016.


By Lena Ge, China Aviation Daily

OpenSkies adds maiden widebody jet

OpenSkies (EC, Paris Orly) has added a maiden widebody jet to its fleet in the form of B767-300(ER) F-HILU (msn 24341), formerly G-BNWI with parent British Airways (BA, London Heathrow).

Skyliner Aviation reports the twinjet was delivered to Paris Orly from Cambridge on Friday, August 18. In all, Open Skies is expecting four ex-British Airways B767s to operate alongside its current fleet of three B757-200s.

Specializing in transatlantic operations, Open Skies is scheduled to deploy the aircraft on Paris Orly-Newark flights from August 28.

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First A380 commercial flight to Rio de Janeiro

RIO galeão – Tom Jobim International Airport approved for A380 operations

On 22nd of August at 20:05 the first A380 commercial flight landed at RIOgaleão – Tom Jobim International Airport. This Paris-Rio Air France flight was specifically scheduled on the occasion of the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics. This milestone was celebrated by the airport with a water salute on the arrival of the aircraft. The airport is joining the list of the 230 A380 compatible airports around the world.

RIOgaleão offers three A380 parking stands to allow future A380 scheduled operations. As a result of steady certification efforts in recent years, four airports in Latin America are now ready to welcome A380 commercial operations and support long-term air traffic growth in the region. Joining Tom Jobim International Airport are Benito Juarez Mexico City Airport, Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport and Cancun International Airport.


The A380 is the world’s largest, most spacious airliner that offers passengers the smoothest, quietest ride. Comfortably seating an average of 544 passengers on routes up to 8,200 nautical miles, the A380 has a unique ability to generate revenue, stimulate traffic and attract passengers. The A380 is the only aircraft which has two full decks. Over 130 million passengers have enjoyed the experience of flying on board an A380. Every three minutes, an A380 either takes off or lands around the world.

Russia Proposes Setting Up Il-114-300 Airliner Production in India

Russia has made an offer on setting up the production of Ilyushin Il-114-300 regional airliners at India's Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) facilities, Russian Deputy Trade Minister Alexander Potapov said Tuesday.

Earlier, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry said that Russia agreed to take part in the Make in India program during a meeting of the Russian-Indian working group on industrial cooperation.

"We have always talked about the feasibility and readiness to expand cooperation. This also applies to civil aviation. One such project could be the creation of an Indian regional aircraft. In accordance with a request from the Indian side, we sent our proposals on organizing the production of Il-114-300 aircraft at HAL facilities," Potapov said.

Russia's RT-Chemical technologies and composite materials company (JSC RT-Chemcomposite), part of the Rostec state corporation, is also looking into projects on setting up the production of aircraft glazing as well as polymer composite materials for civil aviation in India, he added.

Il-114-300 is a variant of the Ilyushin Il-114 regional airliner fitted with a Klimov TV7-117SM turboprop engine. The Il-114 was developed by Ilyushin Design Bureau in the late 1980s for short-haul flights within the Soviet Union. Since then, 20 planes of this type have been manufactured. Mass production of the plane is expected to start in Russia in 2019.
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Jet Airways to delay Dreamliner deliveries

Deliveries unlikely to start in 2017, as previously thought

Jet Airways has asked Boeing to delay the delivery of its 10 B787 Dreamliners, the Economic Times reports.

The Mumbai-based carrier had been due to start receiving the new long-haul aircraft in 2017, but a senior Boeing official told the newspaper that it wishes to postpone the deliveries, as it expects other airlines to return their leased aircraft to Jet earlier than planned.

“Jet Airways has informed us that it does not want to take delivery of the 10 787s as per schedule,” Dinesh Keskar, Boeing’s senior vice president of sales for Asia Pacific was quoted saying. “The move follows its decision to re-take a similar number of 777s from Etihad and Turkish Airlines, which were given on lease by the airline earlier.”

Keskar added that, from Boeing’s perspective, the postponement is “perfectly fine with us”.



Jet ordered the 10 Dreamliners in December 2006. It also has outstanding orders with Boeing for 75 B737 MAX aircraft

Written by:Mark Elliott - Travel News

Eurowings to pull out of Russia from mid-4Q

Eurowings (EW, Dusseldorf) will terminate its Russian services at the end of the current summer season Russia's Kommersant newspaper has reported.
A source for the LCC told the paper that its daily Berlin Tegel-Moscow Domodedovo route, launched in October 2015, had not lived up to expectations in terms of demand and revenue.
The budget brand of the Lufthansa Group, Eurowings offers regular flights across Europe, as well as to the Indian Ocean, the Gulf, North America, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia.

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TAAG consolidates Brasil service from Oct 2016

TAAG Angola Airlines in Northern winter 2016 season is consolidating service to Brasil, as the airline to consolidate operation to 3 weekly Luanda – Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Rio de Janeiro Galeao route. Revised operation commences on 31OCT16, with 777-300ER.

DT745 LAD2330 – 0430+1GRU0620+1 – 0720+1GIG 773 135

DT746 GIG1635 – 1735GRU1925 – 0625+1LAD 773 135
The airline currently operates 2 weekly terminator service to Rio de Janeiro and 3 to Sao Paulo

.Jim Liu - Data & Analysis Manager - Airlineroute, Routesonline

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Primera Air plans new charter routes in S17

Primera Air in summer 2017 season plans to introduce a number of new charter routes, mainly from Billund. Planned operation as follow.

Billund – Alicante eff 07MAY17 2 weekly 737-800

Billund – Bergen – Funchal eff 20APR17 1 weekly 737-800 (except 12MAY17 – 23AUG17)

Billund – Kalamata eff 09MAY17 1 weekly 737-800

Billund – Lisbon eff 20APR17 1 weekly 737-800

Copenhagen – Ponta Delgada eff 17APR17 1 weekly 737-800

Jim Liu - Data & Analysis Manager - Airlineroute, Routesonline

EASYJET - A320-200Sharklets - G-EZPC

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