Aviation news on the 23rd of September

SAS and Delta Launch Enhanced Partnership as SAS Joins SkyTeam
SAS has signed a codeshare agreement with Delta, strengthening their partnership as SAS becomes a member of the SkyTeam alliance. This move is expected to boost connectivity and offer more travel options for customers. Read more.

Other Highlights:

  • Mandate of Tilman Reinshagen, COO Brussels Airlines, Extended by Five Years
    Brussels Airlines has extended the mandate of its COO, Tilman Reinshagen, for an additional five years. This extension reflects the airline’s confidence in his leadership as they navigate through a challenging aviation landscape. Read more.
  • Alaska Airlines Expands Cargo Division and Establishes New Leadership
    Alaska Airlines has announced an expansion of its cargo division and new leadership roles following its merger with Hawaiian Airlines. This move aims to strengthen its logistics capabilities and operational efficiency. Read more.
  • Emirates Adds Fourth Daily Flight to Johannesburg
    Emirates has announced a new fourth daily flight to Johannesburg, further increasing its presence in South Africa. This addition is part of the airline’s strategy to boost connectivity and meet growing demand in the region. Read more.
  • Delta Signs Codeshare Agreement with Scandinavian Airlines System
    Delta has signed a codeshare agreement with SAS, launching an enhanced partnership. This deal will improve connectivity between the U.S. and Scandinavia, offering passengers more travel options and streamlined connections. Read more.
  • AirAsia Expands Domestic Connectivity in Malaysia with 2,000 Weekly Flights
    AirAsia has announced an expansion of its domestic flight operations in Malaysia, adding 2,000 weekly flights and 150,000 additional seats. This move is aimed at boosting connectivity and supporting tourism growth in the region. Read more.
  • Air New Zealand Invites Flybuys Members to Take Off on a New Journey with Airpoints
    Air New Zealand is offering Flybuys members the opportunity to earn Airpoints, enhancing customer benefits and loyalty options. This initiative aims to provide more rewarding travel experiences for frequent flyers. Read more.
  • Air New Zealand Launches Huge International Sale
    Air New Zealand has launched a significant international sale, offering discounted fares across a variety of routes. This sale is part of the airline’s effort to boost travel demand and encourage customers to explore new destinations. Read more.
  • British Airways Becomes Largest Purchaser of Carbon Removals in the UK
    British Airways has announced plans to become the largest purchaser of carbon removals in the UK as part of its 2030 environmental drive. This initiative underscores the airline’s commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint. Read more.
  • airBaltic and RTX’s Pratt & Whitney Sign Long-Term Engine Maintenance Deal
    airBaltic has signed a long-term engine maintenance agreement with RTX’s Pratt & Whitney to support its fleet of Airbus A220-300 aircraft. This partnership will ensure continued operational efficiency and cost-effective maintenance solutions. Read more.
  • SATA Group Maintains Revenue Growth but Faces Challenges from Operating Costs
    SATA Group has reported continued revenue growth, but high operating costs remain a challenge. The airline is focusing on cost management strategies to maintain profitability. Read more.
  • Southwest Airlines Takes Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival to New Heights
    Southwest Airlines has partnered with the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival, offering enhanced travel options and promotional activities. The collaboration aims to provide a seamless travel experience for festival-goers. Read more.
  • AirAsia’s Shareholders to Vote on Aviation Business Disposal
    AirAsia’s shareholders are set to vote on the disposal of its aviation business at an extraordinary general meeting on October 14. This move is part of the company’s broader restructuring strategy. Read more.
  • AirAsia Cambodia Adds The Lion City to Its International Network
    AirAsia Cambodia is expanding its international network by adding flights to Singapore, enhancing connectivity and offering more travel options between the two countries. Read more.
  • Swiss Provides Middle East Flight Operations Update
    Swiss has provided updates on its flight operations in the Middle East, including route adjustments and schedule changes in response to regional developments. Read more.
  • Southwest Airlines Brings Back Its Limited-Time Companion Pass Promotion
    Southwest Airlines has reintroduced its popular Companion Pass promotion, allowing travelers to bring a companion for free on qualifying flights. The promotion is available for a limited time. Read more.
  • Embraer Regains Investment Grade Status from Fitch
    Embraer has regained its investment-grade status from Fitch, reflecting improved financial stability and market confidence in the company’s growth prospects. Read more.
  • Textron Aviation News Update on Negotiation with Trade Unions
    Textron Aviation has released an update on its ongoing negotiations with trade unions, addressing employee concerns and outlining steps towards reaching a mutual agreement. Read more.

That’s all for today! Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow.


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