Latest Air transport News
Transport aérien / Intempéries : Air Algérie annonce des perturbations sur son réseau national et international
De fortes perturbations du programme des vols internationaux et domestiques de la compagnie nationale Air Algérie ont été enregistrées samedi à la suite des intempéries qui sévissent sur l’ensemble du nord du pays, a-t-on appris auprès de la Direction de la communication de la compagnie.
French air transport unions call for strikes
Unions for pilots, cabin attendants and ground workers in France have called for strike action from Feb. 6 through Feb. 9 to protest a bill going before the French senate that would obligate each employee planning to strike to give 48 hrs.’ notice. The new bill was voted by the national assembly Jan. 25 and aims to secure a minimum service by the air transport sector during strikes.
Air Guard wing in St. Joe getting newer transport planes
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. | The 139th Airlift Wing of the Air National Guard , based at Rosecrans Memorial Airport, heard about changes late Friday from Air Force brass.
Airline passenger demand grows
The International Air Transport Association says passenger demand grew 5.9 per cent last year.
Airlines: Passenger demand grew 6 percent in 2011
The International Air Transport Association says passenger demand grew 5.9 percent last year but lagged behind capacity increases.
Zimbabwe: New Levy for Air Travellers Unveiled
The Herald (Harare)-PASSENGERS using air transport now have to pay more after the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe introduced an Aviation Infrastructure Development Fund levy to raise money to rehabilitate infrastructure.
Air France keeps long-haul flights during strike
Air France says it expects to maintain more than 85 percent of its long-haul flights and 80 percent of European flights when pilots, cabin crew and other personnel begin a four-day walkout Monday to protest a government labor reform.
Air Nostrum receives its 75th Bombardier Commercial Aircraft
TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - Bombardier Aerospace and Air Nostrum of Valencia, Spain yesterday celebrated the delivery of the airline's 75th Bombardier commercial aircraft at Bombardier's Mirabel facility in Quebec, ...
Airlines group says passenger demand rose 6 per cent in 2011, but lagged capacity increase
GENEVA - The International Air Transport Association says passenger demand grew 5.9 per cent last year but lagged behind capacity increases.
Airline passenger traffic up nearly 6% in 2011: IATA
Global airline passenger traffic rose 5.9 percent last year despite weak conditions, the International Air Transport Association said Wednesday, with 2012 likely to be difficult for the industry.
