JetBlue Airways to fly to Provo from JFK and Boston
JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-232 N562JB (msn 1948) (8th-Blueberries) FLL (Wade DeNero), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
JetBlue Airways (New York-JFK) today announced its plans to serve Providenciales (PLS), in the Turks and Caicos Islands, subject to receipt of government operating authority. Effective Presidents Day weekend 2011, the carrier intends to launch daily service from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) commencing February 17 and seasonal (November – April) Saturday only service beginning February 19 from Boston Logan International (BOS).
Providenciales will be JetBlue’s 64th destination and its 17th destination in the Caribbean. With the addition of the Turks and Caicos Islands, the carrier will serve 40 nonstop destinations from Boston.
JetBlue intends to operate its Providenciales service with 150-seat Airbus A320 aircraft.
Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero. Airbus A320-232 N562JB (msn 1948) climbs away from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood.
World Airways to lease two Boeing 747-400 freighters
World Airways Cargo Boeing 747-4H6 (F) N740WA (msn 25700) MIA (Wade DeNero), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
World Airways (Atlanta), a subsidiary of Global Aviation Holdings Inc., has entered into an agreement to add two leased Boeing 747-400 freighters to its fleet. The aircraft, scheduled for delivery in December 2010 and February 2011, will grow World’s B747-400 freighter fleet to four aircraft.
World is also in the process of reactivating a MD-11 freighter that it had placed into storage in 2009. This aircraft will enter revenue service in September 2010, and will return World’s fuel efficient MD-11 freighter fleet to nine active aircraft.
Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero. Boeing 747-4H6 (F) N740WA (msn 25700) lands at Miami.
Sun Country Airlines leases Boeing 737-7Q8 PR-GOU
Sun Country Airlines (Minneapolis/St. Paul) has leased this former Gol Transportes Aereos Boeing 737-7Q8 (msn 28219) from ILFC. The aircraft is now fully painted but passed through Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood on June 9 with the PR-GOU registration and Brazilian flag!
Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero.
AIRES adds ex-Flyglobespan Boeing 737-7Q8 HK-4695
AIRES Colombia (Bogota) has added ex-Flyglobespan Boeing 737-7Q8 as HK-4695 (msn 30710, ex N225LF/G-MSJF). The new addition is still wearing a hybrid livery.
Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero. HK-4695 departs from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood in the basic Flyglobespan color scheme.
Help JetBlue Airways pick its next tail design
JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-232 N562JB (msn 1948) (8th-Blueberries) FLL
Originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery
JetBlue Airways (New York-JFK) is now seeking votes from the public to select its next tail design to help the company celebrate its 10th Anniversary. Five finalist designs (designed by employees) are now available for selection. The contest ends on January 29, 2010 and the decision will be announced on February 11, 2010.
Vote here:
Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero.
AIRES starts Bogota-Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood service

Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero. Ex-Sterling Boeing 737-73S HK-4623 (msn 29081) flies over Port Everglades to land on runway 27R at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood.
AIRES Colombia (Aerovías de Integración Regional) (Bogota) started its first route to the United States when it added the Bogota-Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood route on November 25.
Virgin America adds Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood
TAM Airlines’ Brazilian football logojet
TAM Airlines (TAM Linhas Aereas) (Sao Paulo) in June 2009 introduced this new logojet in support of Brazilian football team.
American aims for BA/IB alliance OK by October

American's Boeing 777-223 ER N791AN (msn 30254) in the Oneworld Alliance livery pounds back to the runway at the Miami hub. Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero.
News link:
finance.yahoo.com/news/American-Air-aims-for-rb-2347117994.html?x=0&.v=1
Omni Air International adds 767s and new livery

Omni's new ex-Air France/Air Holland/Zoom Boeing 767-328 is now registered N225LF (msn 27136) at Miami in the new livery. It should become N342AX. Copyright Photo: Wade DeNero.
Omni Air International-OAI (Tulsa) is adding Boeing 767-300 ERs to its fleet. It is also taking the opportunity to update its livery.











