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Riyadh King Khaled International (RUH / OERK), Saudi Arabia

ZURICH TRIP 2018

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HONG KONG EXPRESS - A320-232 - B-LCB

Wong Chi Lam

Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok International (HKG / VHHH), Hong Kong

BASEL TRIP 2018

Paul Bannwarth

ANA - All Nippon Airways - B777-281ER - JA741A - “Hello 2020 Jet” livery.

Az_shijimi  - Tokyo Haneda

United S18 International service changes as of 19JAN18

United during the weekend of 19JAN18’s schedule update filed additional changes to its international operation, from 24MAR18. Latest adjustment includes the following.

Chicago O’Hare – London Heathrow Previously not highlighted, First Class on 767-300ER available for booking until 29APR18

Chicago O’Hare – Paris CDG 23MAY18 – 31JUL18 Planned aircraft changes remain the same: 777-200ER replaces 767-300ER. First Class on 777 available for booking during this period

Honolulu – Tokyo Narita Previously not highlighted, First Class on 777-200ER available for booking until 30APR18
Newark – Athens eff 23MAY18 Summer seasonal service operated by 767-400ER, replacing -300ER in S17, 1 daily (Reflected in previous schedule update)

Newark – Frankfurt 777-200ER replaced by following:

24MAR18 – 31JUL18 777-300ER

05SEP18 – 26OCT18 767-400ER

San Francisco – Frankfurt 23MAY18 – 03SEP18 UA926/927 787-9 replaces 777-200ER, 1 daily (777-300ER from FRA operates as UA059 instead of UA927. First Class on 3-class 777-200ER available for booking until 28APR18)

San Francisco – London Heathrow eff 23APR18 UA901/949 777-300ER replaces -200ER, 1 daily (First Class on 3-class 777-200ER remains available to book until 29APR18)

San Francisco – Paris CDG 787-9 replaced by following aircraft:

25MAR18 – 22APR18 787-8 (No new adjustment)

23APR18 – 27OCT18 777-200ER (First Class is now available to book until 29APR18, instead of 27OCT18)

San Francisco – Tel Aviv eff 23MAY18 777-300ER replaces 787-8, 1 daily

Washington Dulles – London Heathrow eff 24MAR18 UA924/919 787-8 replaces -9 (Previous plan saw 767 operating from 07JUN18). UA918/925 First Class on 777 remains available to book until 29APR18

Washington Dulles – Munich 767-300ER replaced by 777-200ER, 1 daily (First Class now available to book until 29APR18; Previous plan: 787-9 from 23MAY18 to 04SEP18)

Previously reported changes:

Chicago O’Hare – Beijing First Class on 777 is available to book until 31AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Brussels eff 05SEP18 767-300ER replaces 777-200ER, 1 daily (First Class on 777 is available to book until 04SEP18)

Chicago O’Hare – Frankfurt First Class on 777 is available to book until 30AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Hong Kong First Class on 777 is available to book until 31AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Munich First Class on 777 is available to book until 30AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Sao Paulo Guarulhos First Class on 777 is available to book until 31AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Shanghai Pu Dong First Class on 777 is available to book until 31AUG18

Chicago O’Hare – Shannon 23MAY18 – 04SEP18 Seasonal 1 daily service cancelled
Chicago O’Hare – Tokyo Narita First Class on 777 is available to book until 31AUG18
Denver – London Heathrow 24MAR18 – 26OCT18 Service resumption since Oct 2010, 1 daily 787-8

Guam – Chuuk – Pohnpei – Kosrae – Majuro – Honolulu 1 weekly Island Hopper UA133/132 service extended until 21MAY18. Overall service to Kosrae increases from 2 to 3 weekly from 21JAN18

Guam – Chuuk – Pohnpei – Majuro – Honolulu eff 27MAY18 1 weekly Island Hopper UA133/132 service, eliminating Kosrae stop

Newark – Amsterdam 767-300ER replaced by following, 1 daily:

09APR18 – 31JUL18 767-400ER

01AUG18 – 03OCT18 757-200

Newark – Barcelona eff 23APR18 High-Density 2-class 777-200 replaces 767-400ER

Newark – Brussels 24MAR18 – 03MAY18 777-200ER replaces 767-300ER, 1 daily (777 operates entire summer season)

Newark – Dublin eff 10MAR18 High-Density 2-class 777-200 replaces Low-Density 2-class

Newark – London Heathrow eff 24MAR18 5 daily service operated by a mix of 767-300ER/-400ER

Newark – Madrid eff 23MAY18 High-Density 2-class 777-200 replaces 767-300ER

Newark – Milan Malpensa 23MAY18 – 31JUL18 777-200ER replaces 767-400ER, 1 daily

Newark – Porto 04MAY18 – 03OCT18 NEW 1 daily 757 service

Newark – Reykjavik Keflavik 23MAY18 – 03OCT18 NEW 1 daily 757 service

Newark – Rome eff 01AUG18 767-300ER replaces -400ER, 1 daily
Newark – Sao Paulo Guarulhos First Class on 777 available to book until 30APR18

San Francisco – Chengdu Operational schedule changes from SFO, moving to midnight hours. Seasonal 4th weekly service, previously scheduled from 23MAY18 to 03SEP18, is cancelled.

UA009 SFO0050 – 0555+1CTU 788 247

UA008 CTU0950 – 0810SFO 788 135

787-8 operates this route entire summer season. Previously 787-9 scheduled to operate 26MAR18 – 02MAY18

San Francisco – Munich eff 04MAY18 787-9 operating in S18, replacing -8, 1 daily

San Francisco – Taipei Taoyuan eff 25MAR18 777-300ER continues operating 1 daily, instead of 777-200ER (25MAR18 – 03MAY18) and 787-9 (04MAY18 – 27OCT18)

San Francisco – Xi’An Seasonal service cancelled, previously scheduled 3 weekly 787-8 06MAY18 – 04SEP18

San Francisco – Zurich 07JUN18 – 26OCT18 NEW 1 daily 787-8 service

Washington Dulles – Brussels First Class on 777 is available to book until 29APR18

Washington Dulles – Edinburgh 23MAY18 – 03OCT18 NEW 1 daily 757 service
Washington Dulles – Frankfurt First Class on 777 is available to book until 29APR18

Washington Dulles – Paris CDG 787-9 replaced by following aircraft:

03APR18 – 22APR18 787-8

23APR18 – 27OCT18 777-200ER (First Class available to book until 29APR18)

Washington Dulles – Tokyo Narita First Class available to book until 30APR18

Washington Dulles – Sao Paulo Guarulhos eff 24MAR18 767-300ER replaces 787-8, 1 daily

Washington Dulles – Zurich eff 23APR18 787-8 replaces 767-300ER, 1 daily
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Photo: Duncan Stewart - LAX

Turkish Airlines outlines 737 MAX 8 S18 operations

Turkish Airlines in this week’s schedule update gradually outlined planned Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft service during summer 2018 season, currently scheduled from late-July 2018. Planned operation until 27OCT18 as follow.
Istanbul Ataturk – Adana eff 18SEP18 2 weekly
Istanbul Ataturk – Algiers eff 17SEP18 1 daily

Istanbul Ataturk – Ankara eff 30JUL18 1 daily

Istanbul Ataturk – Bremen eff 18SEP18 1 weekly
Istanbul Ataturk – Catania eff 17SEP18 5 weekly

Istanbul Ataturk – Chisinau eff 27AUG18 2 weekly (1 weekly from 23SEP18. Reservation for 737 MAX 8 opened since early-Jan 2018)

Istanbul Ataturk – Cologne eff 30JUL18 1 daily (5 weekly from 28SEP18)

Istanbul Ataturk – Dalaman eff 28AUG18 10 weekly (6 weekly from 17SEP18)

Istanbul Ataturk – Diyarbakir eff 20SEP18 1 weekly

Istanbul Ataturk – Izmir 27AUG18 – 14SEP18 2 weekly

Istanbul Ataturk – Kayseri eff 20SEP18 1 weekly

Istanbul Ataturk – Leipzig eff 17SEP18 4 weekly

Istanbul Ataturk – Muscat eff 17SEP18 1 daily

Istanbul Ataturk – Oran eff 17SEP18 1 daily

737 MAX 8 operation on/after 28OCT18, previously reported on Airlineroute, remains unchanged, however further changes likely.

By Jim Liu - Routes Online

Thai Airways International S18 changes as of 25JAN18

Thai Airways International during mid-week’s schedule update gradually filed planned service changes with summer 2018 season, from 25MAR18. Planned changes as of 25JAN18 as follows.

Bangkok – Dubai eff 25MAR18 A350-900XWB replaces current 777-200ER service (previously filed as A330 in S18), 1 daily

Bangkok – Frankfurt Updated operational aircraft adjustment

TG920/921 19APR18 – 31JUL18 777-300ER replaces A380 (Previous plan: 25MAR18 – 31JUL18)

TG922/923 777-300ER continues to operate up to 4 weekly, replacing A350-900XWB

Bangkok – Hong Kong eff 25MAR18 TG600/601 777-300ER replaces previously filed 747-400

Bangkok – Manila TG620/621 787-8 replaces 777-200 during following period: 25MAR18 – 20APR18 / 01JUL18 – 27OCT18

Bangkok – Mumbai eff 01SEP18 TG317/318 777-300 replaces 747-400

Bangkok – Phuket – Frankfurt 777-300ER continues to operate up to 3 weekly, replacing A350-900XWB

Bangkok – Osaka KansaiTG672/673 A350-900XWB operation (from 16FEB18) continues to operate on/after 25MAR18, replacing previously filed 747-400

Bangkok – Sapporo New Chitose eff 25MAR18 777-200 replaces -300ER

Bangkok – Tokyo Haneda Operational aircraft changes

TG660/661 eff 01JUN18 A350-900XWB replaces 747-400

TG682/683 A350-900XWB operation (from 16FEB18) will be replaced by 747-400 from 25MAR18 to 30AUG18 (This flight previously filed as 777-300ER)

Bangkok – Tokyo Narita eff 25MAR18 TG642/643 A350-900XWB continues operating 1 daily flight

Bangkok – Vienna eff 21APR18 787-8 replaces 777-300ER, 4 weekly

Previously reported changes:

Bangkok – London Heathrow 01AUG18 – 30SEP18 TG910/911 777-300ER replaces A380

Bangkok – Milan Malpensa 20JUN18 – 29AUG18 Increase from 4 to 5 weekly, A350-900XWB operating

By Jim Liu - Routes Online

Norwegian W18 London Gatwick long-haul changes as of 21JAN18

Norwegian in the week of 21JAN18’s the OAG Schedules Analyser update filed preliminary winter 2018/19 long-haul schedule, which sees selected long-haul service changes from London Gatwick. From late-October 2018, most London Gatwick – US service will be operating under Norwegian Air UK’s DI-coded flight numbers, replacing current Norwegian Air Shuttle’s DY-coded flight numbers.

eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – Boston
eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – Los Angeles (eff 27OCT18 from Los Angeles)
eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – New York JFK (eff 27OCT18 from New York JFK)
eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – Oakland (eff 27OCT18 from Oakland)
eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – Orlando (eff 27OCT18 from Orlando)
eff 28OCT18 London Gatwick – Seattle
eff 29OCT18 London Gatwick – Ft. Lauderdale (eff 30OCT18 from Ft. Lauderdale)eff 29OCT18 London Gatwick – Las Vegas
eff 30OCT18 London Gatwick – Denver


Reservations for flights on/after 28OCT18 will be available in the next few days.
By Jim Liu - Routes Online

Mitsubishi Aircraft loses MRJ order after Eastern acquisition Jan 26, 2018

The acquisition of US carrier Eastern Air Lines by charter operator Swift Air in 2017 has resulted in Mitsubishi Aircraft losing an order for 20 MRJ regional jets. The order had to be canceled because Eastern returned its air operator’s certificate to the FAA, Mitsubishi Aircraft said. The move also wipes out 20 purchase rights the carrier held. The contract was for the MRJ90 version, designed to seat 88 passengers in an all-economy configuration.

Bradley Perrett | ATW Plus

Hainan to start flying the Shenzhen – Madrid route Leave a reply

Hainan Airlines (Haikou and Beijing) will launch the Shenzhen – Madrid route on March 22. The new route will be operated weekly with Boeing 787 Dreamliners according to Airline Route.

EVA Air Cargo S18 Boeing 777 Freighter operations as of 25JAN18

Wong Chi Lam
Hong Kong

EVA Air Cargo recently in its schedule update filed planned Boeing 777 Freighter operations for summer 2018 season, which sees additional frequency expansion by the new aircraft.
Overall Boeing 777 Freighter operation between 25MAR18 and 27OCT18 as follows.

Taipei Taoyuan – Anchorage – Chicago O’Hare eff 01MAY18 Increase from 3 to 6 weekly, all service operated by 777 Freighter

Taipei Taoyuan – Anchorage – Chicago O’Hare – Dallas/Ft. Worth eff 02MAY18 1 weekly

Taipei Taoyuan – Bangkok – Hanoi – Taipei Taoyuan 1 weekly

Taipei Taoyuan – Hong Kong eff 31MAR18 1 weekly (3 weekly from 01MAY18)

Taipei Taoyuan – Shanghai Pu Dong eff 05MAY18 Increase from 1 to 2 weekly
Current 777 Freighter service to Shenzhen will switch back to 747-400 Freighter from 30MAR18, 1 weekly.

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A350-1000 begins demonstration tour in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific

The A350-1000, the newest member of Airbus’ leading widebody family, has embarked on a three-week demonstration tour to the Middle East and Asia-Pacific region.

The demonstration tour follows the completion of a successful flight test campaign, which lasted less than one year and culminated in joint EASA and FAA type certifications, demonstrating the aircraft’s excellent design, performance and maturity. The A350-1000 tour comes ahead of the first customer delivery to Qatar Airways in the coming weeks.

During the tour, the A350-1000 flight test aircraft (MSN065) will visit 12 destinations to demonstrate the aircraft’s exclusive features to airlines. The itinerary will see it travel over 30,000 nautical miles / 55,500 kilometres, with stops in Doha, Muscat, Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei, Hanoi, Singapore, Bangkok, Sydney, Auckland, Tokyo and Manila.

The aircraft will stop for several days in Singapore, where it will be on static display from 6 to 8 February at the Singapore Airshow 2018.

MSN065 is one of three Airbus A350-1000 test aircraft and is equipped with a fully functional cabin (40 business class, 36 economy plus class and 219 comfort economy class seats). The demonstration flights will be operated by Airbus flight test crews.

The A350-1000 is the latest member of the A350 XWB Family, showing high level of commonality with the A350-900 with 95 percent common systems part numbers and the same Type Rating. As well as having a longer fuselage to accommodate 40 more passengers than the A350-900 (in a typical three-class configuration), the A350-1000 also features a modified wing trailing-edge, new six-wheel main landing gears and more powerful Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 engines. Along with the A350-900, the A350-1000 is shaping the future of air travel by offering unprecedented levels of efficiency and unrivalled comfort in its ‘Airspace’ cabin. With its additional capacity, the A350-1000 is perfectly tailored for some of the busiest long-haul routes. To date, 11 customers from five continents have placed orders for a total of 169 A350-1000s.



Follow the A350-1000 tour live on Twitter: @Airbus and #A350XWBTour

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Los Angeles - USA

QANTAS ANNOUNCES SPECIAL INDIGENOUS AIRCRAFT LIVERY

Qantas will honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with a special livery on its newest Dreamliner to enter the fleet.

This will be the fifth design in Qantas’ flying art series, which started more than 20 years ago, and will be unveiled when the Boeing 787-9 is completed next month. It will be the second flying art aircraft currently in service with the national carrier and the only one dedicated to international flights.

The unique livery reflects the long, rich history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and is in keeping with the airline’s commitment to championing reconciliation and promoting the best of Australia to the world.

The latest design has been conceptualised by leading Indigenous owned design studio Balarinji, which has developed all of the flying art aircraft.

The new Dreamliner carrying the special livery (registration VH-ZND) is the fourth to enter the fleet, and will be welcomed into Australia with a special arrival event in Alice Springs in early March 2018 before entering service on routes like Melbourne-Los Angeles and Perth-London.

KEY FACTS

To date, five Qantas aircraft have been painted in Indigenous designs, with Wunala Dreaming carried on two separate aircraft (see summary of each below).
Each livery has been designed in collaboration with Balarinji design studio.
Qantas has worked with Balarinji for three decades on aircraft livery projects and other design work, including the Peter Morrissey uniform of 2003.

Wunala Dreaming

Inspired by the natural colours of Australia, Wunala Dreaming of the Yanyuwa people from the Gulf of Carpentaria, celebrated the reproduction of all living things in the continuing harmony of nature’s seasons.
This artwork was carried on two different B747-400 aircraft (VH-OJB 1994-2003, and VH-OEJ 2003 – 2011).

Nalanji Dreaming Nalanji, meaning ‘Our Place’, was a celebration of the balance and harmony of nature in Australia and reflected the lush colour palette of tropical Australia.
This artwork appeared on a Qantas 747-300 (VH-EBU) from 1995 until the aircraft was retired in 2005.

Yananyi Dreaming Using vibrant colours, Yananyi Dreaming by Rene Kulitja depicted the dramatic landscape surrounding Uluru. Pathways lead to the symbol of Uluru which was illustrated as both a physical form, and as an abstract representation of concentric circles.
Yananyi Dreaming was illustrated on a 737aircraft (VH-VXB) in 2002.

Mendoowoorrji
Inspired by the work of late West Australian Aboriginal painter, Paddy Bedford, Mendoowoorrji is an interpretation of the 2005 painting ‘Medicine Pocket’ which captures the essence of Mendoowoorrji, Bedford’s mother’s country in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Mendoowoorrji was delivered to Qantas in 2013, taking over 950-man hours to complete over a five-day period. The 737-800 (VH-XZJ) remains in service with Qantas. 

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ATR: Firm 113 Aircraft Sold in Outstanding 2017

• ATR brings book-to-bill ratio to 1.45
• The turboprop manufacturer stabilises turnover at historical US$ 1.8 billion level

Toulouse, January 22, 2018 – ATR achieved outstanding commercial results in 2017, booking firm orders for 113 aircraft, along with 40 options (see table below). The level of firm sales in 2017 tripled the number of orders received in 2016 (36). In 2017, the ATR turboprops once again ranked first among all the sales of regional aircraft below 90 seats.

The turboprop manufacturer delivered 80 aircraft (70 new ATR 72-600s, 8 new ATR 42-600s and 2 second hand ATRs), and reached a book-to-bill ratio of 1.45. ATR secured a solid backlog representing three years of production. ATR also stabilised its annual turnover at US$ 1.8 billon, among the best performing financial results of its over-35-years history.
In 2017, ATR has sold aircraft in every region of the world and in particular has invested substantially in growing markets. In the last year, ATR has developed its support capabilities with the introduction of two new training simulators, while two additional simulators will be introduced soon. Last year, ATR achieved also the milestone of having 300 of its aircraft covered by the comprehensive total care support Global Maintenance Agreement (GMA).

                                           FIRM ORDERS - 2017

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AIRLINE	COUNTRY	AIRCRAFT
IndiGo	India	50 ATR 72-600
FedEx	USA	30 ATR 72-600F
Iran Air	Iran	20 ATR 72-600
Mandarin Airlines	Taiwan	6 ATR 72-600
Air Senegal	Senegal	2 ATR 72-600
Air Tahiti	France	1 ATR 72-600
Bahamasair	Bahamas	1 ATR 72-600
BRA	Sweden	1 ATR 72-600
Japan Air Commuter	Japan	1 ATR 42-600
Undisclosed	Undisclosed	1 ATR 72-600

ATR

Taliban attack claims Kam Air expat crew lives; suspends ops

Kam Air (RQ, Kabul) has partially suspended operations after nine of its crew were shot dead during a Taliban attack on the Intercontinental Hotel in the in Bagh-e-Bala area of Kabul this past weekend that killed over twenty people.
The Afghan carrier's chief executive, Samadi Osman Samadi, told Deutsche Welle on Monday that 40 Kam Air staff were present in the hotel at the time the attack took place, many of them crew.
"Of the employees that were crew, nine of them were killed, including seven from Ukraine and the other two from Venezuela," he said.
Samadi said that given the psychological impact of the attack, the carrier has had to partially suspend operations with 15 of its usual 30 daily flights having been cancelled as of Monday, January 22.
"All of this is not good psychologically. A large number of them [those killed] were flight attendants, so a number of our flights will be cancelled," he said adding that it would take a long time for things to return to normal.
Kam Air operates an active fleet of one A340-300, one MD-83, two MD-87s, one B737-300 and two B737-500s (wet-leased from Ukrainian Wings), and two Saab 340Bs (wet-leased from Ukrainian operator Air Urga).
Volodymyr Kostenko, a director of Ukrainian Wings, told Reuters in a statement that four of its staff, two women and two men, were among those killed and that it would recall all of its remaining personnel still in Afghanistan.

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Qatar Airways maiden A350-1000 delayed to mid-1Q18

Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad Int'l) Chief Executive Officer (COE) Akbar al Baker has
confirmed the carrier has delayed delivery of its first A350-1000 until February.

As the A350-1000's launch operator, the Qatari airline had been expected to add its first aircraft of the type by the end of 2017. However, speaking in Doha, al Baker said the current delay was caused by the installation of the ‘Qsuite' in business class which was taking longer than expected. The “complex seat configuration” has had also had implications on the certification of the aircraft, he added.
“We will be taking delivery of this aircraft next month,” he was quoted by Reuters.

Qatar Airways has thirty-seven A350-1000s on order from Airbus (AIB, Toulouse Blagnac). It already operates twenty-two A350-900s.

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LOT Polish Airlines S18 737 MAX 8 operations as of 22JAN18

LOT Polish Airlines last week gradually updated planned Boeing 737 MAX 8 operations for summer 2018 season, effective from 25MAR18. Planned 737 MAX 8 operational network as of 22JAN18 as follows.
Gdansk – Tel Aviv eff 04AUG18 1 weekly
Lublin – Tel Aviv eff 28SEP18 1 weekly (Also scheduled on 01AUG18)
Poznan – Tel Aviv eff 31JUL18 1 weekly
Rzeszow – Tel Aviv 01JUL18 – 30JUL18 1 weekly
Warsaw – Astana eff 30JUN18 1 weekly
Warsaw – Barcelona 05JUL18 – 27OCT18 2 weekly (4 weekly from 03AUG18, 6 from 30SEP18)
Warsaw – Brussels eff 26SEP18 1 weekly
Warsaw – Frankfurt eff 03JUL18 up to 7 weekly
Warsaw – Kiev Borispil eff 07JUL18 1 weekly (2 weekly in Aug/Sep)
Warsaw – Kiev Zhulyany 01AUG18 – 21SEP18 2 weekly
Warsaw – Larnaca One-time 737 MAX 8 service on 27JUL18 from WAW
Warsaw – London Heathrow 20 weekly
Warsaw – Madrid 7 weekly
Warsaw – Moscow Sheremetyevo 04JUL18 – 25SEP18 1 weekly
Warsaw – Paris CDG eff 01AUG18 up to 8 weekly
Warsaw – Rzeszow 04JUL18 – 25SEP18 1 weekly
Warsaw – Tbilisi eff 03JUL18 2 weekly (3 weekly 26AUG18 – 30SEP18, 1 from 07OCT18; Also scheduled from WAW on 02JUL18)
Warsaw – Tel Aviv Multiple weekly frequencies
Warsaw – Vienna 05JUL18 – 29SEP18 2 weekly
Warsaw – Yerevan eff 26SEP18 1 weekly (737 MAX 8 also scheduled from WAW on 23JUN18 / 30JUN18)
Wroclaw – Tel Aviv eff 02JUL18 1 weekly
By Jim Liu

Uzbekistan Airways plans Barcelona launch in May 2018

Uzbekistan Airways in summer 2018 season plans to launch new nonstop service to Spain, which sees the airline operating Tashkent – Barcelona route. Operating once a week, first flight is scheduled on 24MAY18, on board Boeing 787-8 aircraft.


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By Jim Liu

BASEL TRIP 2018

Paul Bannwarth