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ch-aviation interview: Trade Air

Founded in 1994, Trade Air has become a well-known player within the European charter market. Currently the Croatian airline operates two Fokker 100 aircraft and has recently begun scheduled domestic services with a wet-leased Embraer 120. Max…

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ch-aviation interview: Ewan Smith, CEO Air Rarotonga

Air Rarotonga is operating on some of the most beautiful islands in Oceania. The Cook Islands. The small airline is active since 1978 and currently operates four aircraft. Three Embraer 110 and one Saab 340A. ch-aviation talked with CEO Ewan…

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ch-aviation interview: Peter Davies, CEO Air Malta

Air Malta, the sole Maltese airline offering scheduled flights, has made major losses in the recent years. The fully state-owned carrier is currently undergoing a big restructuring process. ch-aviation had the possibility to meet Peter Davies,…

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ch-aviation interview: Transaero – Dimitriy Stolyarov

An interview with Transaero Deputy General Director Dimitriy Stolyarov. Transaero is the second largest airline in Russia. Privately owned the airline currently operates 95 aircraft with orders in place for the Airbus A380 and the Boeing Dreamliner.…

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ch-aviation interview: U Htoo Thet Htwe, Air Bagan

An interview with Air Bagan Chairman U Htoo Thet Htwe. Air Bagan is the first fully privately owned airline of Myanmar and one of the major domestic carriers. The airline commenced operations in 2004 and is a subsidiary of Htoo Trading. Air…

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Europe’s regional airline market grounds to a halt

An in-depth analysis of the European regional airline market and its development within the last five years, 33% of all regional carriers in Europe went out of business between 2008 and today, nearly one fourth of the employees lost their jobs. ... __________________________________________________________________________________________ Authors:…

Worldwide deliveries in March 2021 have increased by 88% compared to March 2020

With our new Aircraft Order, Aircraft Delivery and Aircraft Retirement Data, you can now look into the future.

Overview of worldwide airports by most aircraft grounded – April 2021

April 2021 sees the highest capacity numbers since the outbreak of COVID-19

The number of worldwide active fleets continue to stagnate in April

ch-aviation interview: Trade Air

ch-aviation interview: Ewan Smith, CEO Air Rarotonga

ch-aviation interview: Peter Davies, CEO Air Malta

ch-aviation interview: Transaero – Dimitriy Stolyarov

ch-aviation interview: U Htoo Thet Htwe, Air Bagan

Europe’s regional airline market grounds to a halt

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