ATWOnline

Connect With Us
Home > Aircraft & Engines > Gallery: This Week in Aviation-Dec. 4-8, 2017

Gallery: This Week in Aviation-Dec. 4-8, 2017

Dec 4, 2017
Comments 0
  • A350-XWB-China-Airlines-first-flight-with-Sustainable-Fuel-2-.jpg

    China Airlines takes delivery of biofuel-powered A350 XWB

    Taiwan’s China Airlines has taken delivery of an Airbus A350 XWB powered with a biofuel mix, joining the sustainable fuel initiative for Airbus delivery flights.

    Photo:
    Airbus
    More
  • ALLEGIANT-MD80-LAS-RF.jpg

    Allegiant to add Airbus aircraft as MD-80s retire

    Las Vegas-based LCC Allegiant Air will focus on adding 30 Airbus aircraft between the end of 2017 and 2018 as it works under an accelerated schedule to retire its MD-80s.

    Photo:
    Rob Finlayson
    More
  • Goodbye-Fokker-KH.jpg

    Alliance stays committed to Fokker fleet

    Alliance Airlines MD Scott McMillan in front of an Austrian Airlines Fokker aircraft being transferred to the Australian carrier, which is the world's largest operator of Fokker aircraft.

    Photo:
    Kurt Hofmann
    More
  • Malaysia-Airlines-takes-delivery-of-its-first-A350-XWB-.jpg

    Malaysia Airlines takes first A350

    Malaysia Airlines took delivery of its first of six Airbus A350-900s leased from Air Lease Corp.

    Photo:
    Airbus
    More
  • SkyLights being used at the SkyTeam Lounge at DXB.jpg

    Dubai lounge is virtual movie theater

    SkyTeam is teaming up with high-tech startup SkyLights to transform its Dubai International Airport lounge into a virtual movie theater. For a limited time, customers can watch multimedia content on immersive Bravo headsets and enjoy the latest cinematic VR technology before they fly. The two-month Dubai ‘Virtual Cinema’ pilot is part of SkyTeam’s strategy to deliver an innovative and memorable experience each time customers visit one of the alliance’s seven branded lounges around the world.

    Photo:
    SkyTeam
    More
  • WEB.jpg

    EasyJet launches Immfly digital platform

    EasyJet launched Immfly’s digital platform, “Air Time” on the first of five easyJet aircraft equipped with the service. The high-performance digital platform, available in five languages (English, Spanish, French, Italian and German), enables high-speed IFE streaming on passengers’ own smart devices.

    Photo:
    EasyJet
    More

  • Related Galleries / Refresh Gallery

Please or Register to post comments.

Blogs & Commentary
Nov 22, 2017
blog

Will lie-flat seats become standard on US transcon flights?

Delta has just added lie-flat seats on at least one daily flight on six more domestic routes....More
Nov 16, 2017
blog

Alaska’s Cuba pullout signals death of US-Cuba air transport market

Alaska’s Los Angeles-Havana daily flight was a good litmus test for the viability of the US-Cuba market....More
Nov 14, 2017
blog

Dubai Air Show: Ode to the Missing Man

As they walked the line at Dubai’s Fair, They met a man who wasn’t there....More
View More Opinions
ATW On-Location
Nov 22, 2017
Article

Arab airlines issue resolutions on European competition, global security

Arab carriers have joined forces in calling on the European Commission (EC) to respect state sovereignty and prioritize passenger interests as it looks to repeal and replace legislation on airline fair competition....More
Nov 22, 2017
Article
ATW Plus

Pichler looks to deliver Royal Jordanian’s transformation  

Royal Jordanian has seen a financial improvement under its new leader, president and CEO Stefan Pichler, but much work lies ahead to modernize the airline....More
Nov 21, 2017
Article
ATW Plus

Latin American CEOs welcome Argentine air transport reforms  

Latin American airline CEOs gathered at the ALTA Airline Leaders Forum Nov. 21 in Buenos Aires praised the Argentine government’s plan to double the country’s domestic passenger traffic by 2019 to 21.3 million passengers....More

Click here to read event news from ATW On-Location

Stay Connected to Related News from ATW
Connect With Us
ATWOnline.com
Aviation Week Network

Copyright © 2017 Penton