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quarta-feira, 29 de dezembro de 2021

1st A320 for Canada Jetlines - Latest Canadian start up rolled out of IAC Shannon 24/12/2021.To become C-GCJL.



The first A320 for start-up Canada Jetlines has rolled-out of the paintshop at Shannon. The aircraft, currently registered OE-IAV (4175) will be registered C-GCJL and is leased from Jackson Square Aviation.

Canada Jetlines will be a low-cost carrier based at Vancouver and plans to fly to destinations in the southern US, Mexico and the Caribbean. It plans to launch its flights at the start of the summer season of 2022 and hopes to operate a fleet of fifteen A320s by end 2025.
Scramble
Photo: Dave Corry

sexta-feira, 19 de novembro de 2021

SKY AIRLINES - A320-200 - EC-NOZ



LLC d/b/a Sky Atlantic US publicly known as Sky Atlantic US is a currently operating Caribbean passenger/charter airline with a base in Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Carrier's 3-character ICAO designator is HPP. Established 0 this year, the airline is a new carrier.

Delivery through Shannon 12/11/2021.Operated by Auro A/L.


Dave Corry

sábado, 9 de outubro de 2021

Norse Atlantic Airways and the British Airline Pilots Association announce partnership to bring hundreds of jobs to the UK 22 Sep



Norse Atlantic Airways (“Norse”) and the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) have entered into an agreement that will deliver hundreds of jobs in the UK.

Norse plans to commence affordable flights between Europe and North America in 2022, with a fleet of more environmentally friendly Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

Norse Atlantic Airways´ CEO Bjorn Tore Larsen said:

“We are thrilled to be collaborating with BALPA to offer pilots the opportunity to return to the cockpit and create hundreds of new jobs in the UK, especially following a tough time for the entire aviation industry.”

“The passion and professionalism demonstrated by the BALPA team are exactly what we are looking for at Norse as we build a Team Norse culture throughout the entire airline which will be our lasting competitive advantage.”

BALPA’s National Officer Terry Brandon, said:

“This is a glimmer of hope for the struggling UK aviation industry that is much needed. We are pleased to welcome Norse Atlantic to London and the new jobs they will deliver at this critical time.”

“Our negotiating team has been incredibly impressed with the company’s business plan as it will provide sustainable long-term careers for our members on its transatlantic route network. This collective agreement will facilitate a fruitful relationship between BALPA and Norse to ensure that Norse is a great place to work.”

“With some government restrictions now being lifted, we hope the newest member of the BALPA family flourishes, and our new agreement with Norse provides opportunities for hundreds of our members.”

Dave Corry
LN-LNO B787-9 Norse Atlantic
Under tow between hangars at Shannon 1/10/2021.