Sometimes business can benefit from the less fortunate. In the case of easyJet, the French air strike this year has boosted its revenue by about £5m. Results released this week ...
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Ryanair to resume domestic UK flights
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Ryans Viva airline group in expansion
Viva, an airline venture backed by the family of Ryanairs founder, Dr. Tony Ryan, is embarking on a major expansion drive across South America. A new Panama based entity will mambge the expansion across Central America through the the Mexican carrier VivaAerobus and Columbian airline VivaColombia. Expansion is being facilited by a recent order of 52 […]

easyJet Profits from France’s Woes
Sometimes business can benefit from the less fortunate. In the case of easyJet, the French air strike this year has boosted its revenue by about £5m. Results released this week show a strong performance. easyJet added adding some £20 million ($32 million) to its pre-tax profit target and expects to profit for the year ending September […]

Throwback Thursday: Aer Lingus Iolar
Photo by Malcolm Nason at the Aer Lingus birthday celebrations, May 2011

Throwback Thursday: Aer Arann ATR42
Aer Arann ATR42 EI-CVR landing at Ronaldsway, 8 July 2005. Photo by joolsgriff

Throwback Thursday: British Airways Concorde
British Airways Concorde takes off from Heathrow airport in London November 7 2001. Picture by phil

Low Fares Airline of The Week: Air Asia
AirAsia is a Malaysian based low fares airline headquartered in Kuala Lumpur. An award winning airline, it is widely regarded as a pioneer of the low cost model in Asia and offers local & international flights to 100 destinations in 22 countries. AirAsia is applauded for its operating margins. It operates with the world’s lowest unit cost of US$0.023 […]

10 Facts about the next generation Boeing 737 Max
The Boeing 737 is the most popular amongst low fares airlines. Here are 10 things you may not have known about the next generation Boeing 737 Max due to arrive in 2017. Fuel burn per seat will be 8 percent per-seat lower than the future competitor aircraft The 737 MAX will be powered by CFM International […]