Condor will be taking off from Frankfurt to 12 destinations in the U.S. in summer 2022. Condor is thus offering more direct connections than ever before. As of February 14, flights to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston and New York can also be booked starting in May.
All destinations are served nonstop several times a week from Frankfurt.
In addition to the USA, Condor flies to four destinations in neighboring Canada: from Frankfurt there are direct flights to Vancouver, Whitehorse, Toronto and Halifax. Travel with Condor can be booked with all German tour operators and in travel agencies. Flight tickets are available as usual at http://www.condor.com and by phone.
In addition to Condor’s popular North American destinations, such as Anchorage, Halifax and Las Vegas, Germany’s most popular leisure airline is adding additional routes in the USA.
Overview of Condor destinations from Frankfurt, bookable now:
Anchorage (USA): Thursday, Saturday, Sunday
Baltimore (USA): Monday, Wednesday, Saturday
Boston (USA): Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Fairbanks (USA): Thursday
Halifax (Canada): Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Las Vegas (USA): Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday
Los Angeles (USA): Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
Minneapolis (USA): Monday, Wednesday, Friday
New York (USA): Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Phoenix (USA): Monday, Thursday, Saturday
Portland (USA): Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
San Francisco (USA): Monday, Thursday, Saturda
Seattle (USA): daily
Toronto (Canada): Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Vancouver (Canada): Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday
Air Lease Corporation (ALC) today announced long-term lease placements for 25 new Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 aircraft with Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), parent company of Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB).
The aircraft are scheduled to deliver to the airline starting in early 2023 through the beginning of 2026 from ALCโs order book with Boeing.
In addition to these 25 Boeing aircraft, Malaysia Airlines currently has six Airbus A350-900 aircraft on long-term lease from ALC.
Ensuring the full high level of air security is due to the coordinated work of the whole team.
Given the contradictory information and the general tense situation around Ukraine, the General Director of the airport Oleksiy Dubrevsky addressed his colleagues:
Dear employees of Boryspil International Airport!
There is a lot of different information around us, and it seems that things are happening that we are not able to influence.
But this is not the case! The airport continues to operate normally, ensuring the safety and comfort of our passengers and a standardized level of flight safety in accordance with all international requirements.
The management of the airport emphasizes that the uninterrupted work of our company is ensured by coordinated and highly professional work of the airport staff, for which – special thanks to all employees without exception!
We are the face of the country. Now the whole world is watching us. Temporary challenges encourage us to work even harder, because it’s not just about our country’s image in the world – it’s about people.
We are with you and Ukraine! Keep calm, support each other, work calmly and look to the future! No external destabilizing actions will affect our work and the belief that everything will be fine!
Aviation Capital Group (ACG), wholly owned by Tokyo Century Corporation, has signed a firm contract for 20 Airbus A220s following its order for 40 A320neo Family aircraft including five A321XLRs announced in December 2021.
Jazeera Airways, the Kuwaiti-based carrier, has firmed up an order with Airbus for 28 aircraft, including 20 A320neos and eight A321neos.
The order confirms the Memorandum of Understanding announced in November 2021.
The airline was established in April 2004.
Jazeera Airways is the first non-government owned airline in the Middle East, continuing to be one of the few Middle East-based private airlines to this day.
Jazeera Airways serves to 30 destinations operating a reliable fleet of Airbus A320 and A320neo aircraft โ all fitted with our signature leather seats and two or three class cabins. In June 2018, Jazeera was the first airline in the Middle East to introduce the A320neo into its fleet.
Jazeera Airways owns and operates its own terminal at Kuwait International Airport โ Terminal 5 (T5) ensuring an enhanced passenger experience with dedicated check-in, fast immigration and short transfer distances.
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Top Copyright Photo: Jazeera Airways Airbus A320-251N WL 9K-CBB (msn 9002) LGW (Robbie Shaw). Image: 948488.
National Airlines has announced it has operated its last military supply flight to eastern Europe as tensions rise due to Russian aggression against Ukraine.
The National Airlines name has been used five times in the United States. The latest version is expanding with more Boeing 747-400BCFs. It is also looking at new freighter versions by both Airbus and Boeing.
Murray Air commenced DC-8 operations in December 1986. In December 2008 the company changed its name to National Airlines.
National Airlines (5th) (formerly Murray Air) is now celebrating 30 years of flying. The airline issued this look back:
Since its inception, the group is focussed on offering niche solutions for its corporate, government, defense and humanitarian aid customers. The group expanded from being a domestic U.S logistics service provider into Europe in the late 90s. The begin of 2000s witnessed further expansion into the Middle East with the opening of offices in Dubai and Kuala Lumpur respectively. Later it further extended its footprint in the far east by opening offices in Tokyo, Japan, Hong Kong and Shanghai. National Air Cargo group is a prime transporter for the US Department of Defense, supporting the logistical requirements for missions in the Middle East (Iraq & Afghanistan).
Mid 2000s, the group took a bold step forward by acquiring airline operations and constantly focused on modernizing the aircraft fleet from DC-8Fs to Boeing 747-400Fs. With further business diversification, passenger operations commenced with the introduction of Boeing 757-200 and later adding the Airbus A330-200 passenger aircraft, offering premium charter services to its government, defense and commercial customers across the globe. Though the two main business division of the group National Air Cargo and National Airlines thrives on its individual growth, nevertheless they also complement each other in projects where the group offers the capability of an integrator.
Over the years, National Air Cargo division expanded its offerings from freight forwarding to 3rdย party logistics, multimodal movement, warehousing and ground handling support services. The airline division constantly expanded over the past 2 decades taking the freighter feet of six Boeing 747-400Fs and combination of Boeing 757-200 and Airbus 330-200 in the passenger fleet. With significant investment on infrastructure at the headquarter level in Orlando, the airline has round the clock operations team and crew supporting daily flights serving e-commerce conglomerates, oil & gas manufacturers, automobile industry leaders, electronic manufacturers, FMCG companies and governments everywhere in the world. The group has been a strategic partner to various governments and international aid organizations, including United Nation agencies, to airlift immediate relief supplies to disaster-struck regions. Notably, Nationalโs aircraft airlifted PPE kits, protective masks, oxygen cylinder and other medical supplies to U.S, Europe, Africa and Asia during the COVID-19 outbreak. Recently, the passenger fleet was instrumental in airlifting evacuees to Washington, after the Afghanistan drawdown.
โOver the years what has separated us, is our commitment to deliver the world to our partners and customers each time. A strong vision and adaptability towards the changes in customer and market demands has always been the core competency of the company. We have been creative in offering complete solutions to the business requirements of our customers. During any global emergency, our personnel and aircraft are ready to airlift immediate aid to crisis hit regions. The trust our customers bestowed upon us has been phenomenal and helped us grow over the years. We will continue to offer more effective and personalized cargo and passenger solutions to our customers in every possible region in the coming yearsโ,ย said Mr. Christopher J. Alf, Chairman, National Air Cargo group.
National Air Cargo group shares the gratitude of the 30thย anniversary momentous occasion with all its the customers across continents, government agencies, commercial partners and over 600 employees steering and implementing the groupโs missions worldwide.
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Top Copyright Photo: National Airlines (5th) Boeing 747-446 (F) N936CA (msn 25308) (30 Years) LAX (Michael B. Ing). Image: 956628.
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National Airlines โQueen of the Skiesโ N919CA & N936CA in both the original and 30 year special edition livery at Chubu Centrair International Airport, Nagoya
KLM stops flying to Ukraine. This decision follows the adjusted travel advice to code red and an extensive safety analysis. It is not yet clear when KLM will fly to Kiev again.
KLM has not been flying over the eastern regions of Ukraine and Crimea since 2014. There are now no more KLM flights through Ukrainian airspace until further notice.
KLM always puts the safety of passengers and employees first in the conduct of its operation. Choosing safe and optimal routes is a standard part of our daily practice. KLM uses a security management system to analyze risks in order to determine safe flight routes. This analysis also uses information that is shared within the Dutch expert group, which includes all Dutch airlines, the intelligence services, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NCTV and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management. The decision not to fly over or to a specific country is based on the most current analyzes at that time.
SkyUp Airlines of Ukraine has issued this message (translated):
On February 12, 2022, the world’s largest insurance companies informed Ukrainian air carriers that in 48 hours they would stop insuring aircraft for flights in Ukrainian airspace. This decision is associated with increased risks of military invasion.
Accordingly, aircraft owners โ lessors โ demand the return of aircraft to the EU as soon as possible. SkyUp Airlines flight PQ0902 Funchal โ Kyiv due to the requirements of the lessor was forced to land outside Ukraine. We managed to agree on boarding in Chisinau (Moldova) and transferring 175 passengers by bus to Kyiv.
Currently, we get similar requirements to return aircraft from other lessors. The situation is being discussed at the state level: in order for airlines to be able to continue flights to Ukraine, the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine is holding an urgent meeting to develop solutions.
“The current situation requires a solution at the state level. Now we are working together with state authorities to find solutions,” says Dmytro Seroukhov, CEO at SkyUp Airlines. “We are doing everything possible to continue to operate flights on a regular basis, but we cannot ignore the demands of lessors. We have temporarily stopped the sale of tickets for flights from February 14 to 16, 2022, and are waiting for a solution to the situation.”
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