Right as the c919 gets added
Let’s hope this gets added too
Because why not
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They were doing that so quick.
I was assuming that would take few years under supply chain issues.
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Surely they didn’t think it was normal that 30 of their passengers were missing? That can’t possibly happen often (missing almost 15% of your expected tickets), at least on a smaller flight like an A21N/B738? Wierd…
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Manchester airport out here being the backrooms 
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IndiGo has commenced its first A321XLR operations, launching new nonstop services from Mumbai and New Delhi to Athens. The airline will operate three weekly flights from each city. Athens International Airport marked the arrival of the inaugural flight with a special welcome ceremony.
: Shyam VimalKumar/ Airways
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Isn’t India the reason Aegean is acquiring those 2 A21NY’s? Wonder if this has anything to do with that?
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Think their a new market now between India and Greece.
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One I didn’t have on my bingo card, Wizz Air wanting to fly to US.
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Ah yes, I’ve always fancied the feeling of being a sardine in a tin
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Yeah 239 seats gonna be cramped for 7 hours.
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UPS announces retirement of all their MD11s, now we have to see how they fly to their graveyard airports
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Well that’s sad. Rip tri-jet. And then there were 2.
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BAE Systems welcomes first ERJ 135 
BAE Systems Corporate Air Travel has taken delivery of its first Embraer ERJ 135, joining the two ERJ 145s already operating in the fleet. The aircraft—formerly with Loganair and withdrawn from service in 2023—has now been repainted in the company’s new livery, matching the scheme introduced on their 737 800F. Despite the change of ownership the aircraft has also retained its original registration G-SAJT.
Image by Alex Rankin
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That’s just unfortunate… I guess the ups crash that killed the md11 will be looked back on in the same regard as the Air France crash that killed the Concorde.
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Nothing beats a Jet2Holiday
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With Concorde it was a mix of that ruining it’s reputation and fuel prices going up, also they were very expensive to operate. Wasn’t really profitable anymore.
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Are they going to operate passenger flights? Though they were an aircraft manufacturer not an airline xd
No it’s for BAe workers, they ferry them about. Why you see one land at RAF Consingby from Warton carrying BAe workers.
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