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Cranky on the Web (October 22 – 26)

In the Trenches: Finally, a Full-Time Employee – Intuit Small Business Blog After a very long time, I finally was able to hire a full time employee. Read More...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Sat, Oct 27 2012

Filed under: Miscellaneous
Italian air force stands up new Eurofighter unit

The Eurofighte r combat aircraft has entered service with the Italian air force's 18 Sqn at Trapani-Birgi air base in Sicily, with the unit having been reformed following the phasing-out of its last Lockheed Martin F-16s in May. Part of the air force's...

Posted to The Italian corner by MikeAlphaTango on Sat, Oct 27 2012

Filed under: ami, eurofigther, italian air force, typhoon
EUROPEAN AIRLINE SCENE - WEEK ENDING 27-10-12

The information in this blog comes from a variety of sources, though particular credit must be given to the following sites, which are very highly recommended. Chris Witt/Skyliner http://www.skyliner-aviation.de/ Jethro/UK & Ireland Airline Fleet...

Posted to European Airline Scene by John Dyer on Fri, Oct 26 2012
Topic of the Week: Why is American Going to Seoul?

American announced a bunch of new routes this week, but one caught my eye. The airline, which flies only to Beijing, Shanghai, and Tokyo in Asia, will now start a flight from Dallas/Ft Worth to Seoul. American doesn’t have a Korean partner, so it...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Fri, Oct 26 2012

Filed under: American
The end of the monopoly on the Linate-Fiumicino route: Easyjet gets 7 slots

Easyjet will be the competitor of Alitalia on the Milan Linate – Rome Fiumicino route. U2 has won the tender for the acquisition of seven slots that the Antitrust Authority imposed to Alitalia to sell. Alitalia was the unique company which operated...

Posted to The Italian corner by MikeAlphaTango on Fri, Oct 26 2012

Filed under: alitalia, easyjet, meridiana, milan, rome
Singapore Ditches the A340-500, An Airplane That Was Destined for Mediocrity at Best

Singapore Airlines has announced a big order for a slew of new aircraft from Airbus including more A380s and some new A350s. But buried in the release is the news that Airbus will take back the five A340-500 aircraft in the Singapore fleet. That means...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Thu, Oct 25 2012

Filed under: Singapore Airlines, Airbus
ENAC suspends Blue Panorama Airline's licence

(AGI) Rome - ENAC ( Italian Civil Aviation Authority ) has suspended the airline Blue Panorama's licence and given it a temporary one following a request presented by the company and in compliance with the Development Decree. "Providing a temporary...

Posted to The Italian corner by MikeAlphaTango on Thu, Oct 25 2012

Filed under: Blue Panorama, enac
"WINGSPREAD". # 17. More mind-numbing drivel from New Zealand.

Tally-Ho. Contains Part Two of the ANT-25 Polar flights and details of the Junkers G.31 cargo ops. in New Guinea.

Posted to Tales from the South Pacific by dakota67 on Wed, Oct 24 2012
About Canadian Pacific Airlines

In the early 1940s, Canadian Pacific purchased ten bush airlines in a short time span, finishing with the purchase of Canadian Airways in 1942, to form Canadian Pacific Air Lines. Early management were largely bush flying pioneers including president...

Posted to Canadian Aviation Blog by flyvertosset on Tue, Oct 23 2012

Filed under: Bristol Britannia Aircraft, Canadian Pacific, Canadian Pacific Air Lines, CP Air History, DC-4s and DC-6, DC-8s, Pacific Western Airlines
The Next North American Battleground… Small Canadian Cities

North America is a big place. When you think about where the next big airline battle is likely to be, you probably aren’t going to guess it’s in small town Canada. You’d be wrong. The battle is brewing, and Air Canada is on the defensive...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Tue, Oct 23 2012

Filed under: Air Canada, Westjet
Volotea to open a new base at Palermo

Volotea will open a new base in Italy after Venice. The city chosen is Palermo . These are the cities that will be linked to Palermo (PMO) and the frequencies: PMO-AOI from 1/06 –3–6- PMO-BOD from 26/04 to 31/05 -2–5–, from 2/06...

Posted to The Italian corner by MikeAlphaTango on Tue, Oct 23 2012

Filed under: palermo, volotea
Airlines Should Not Bend the Rules for Those With Family Emergencies

One of the more contentious customer service issues in the airline industry has long been around how airlines deal with people who have family emergencies. This comes in a lot of different forms. Some people may need to buy a ticket at the last minute...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Oct 22 2012

Filed under: Customer Service
Cranky on the Web (October 15 – 19)

Tips for Booking Holiday Travel – Travora This one actually went up awhile ago, but I just got around to posting the link. I’m not writing a couple times a month for the new travel site Travora. Travora was the old Travel Ad Network and it...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Sat, Oct 20 2012

Filed under: American
EUROPEAN AIRLINE SCENE - WEEK ENDING 20-10-12

The information in this blog comes from a variety of sources, though particular credit must be given to the following sites, which are very highly recommended. Chris Witt/Skyliner http://www.skyliner-aviation.de/ Jethro/UK & Ireland Airline Fleet...

Posted to European Airline Scene by John Dyer on Fri, Oct 19 2012
Topic of the Week: Finding a Stranded Boat

Let’s end the week with a little bit of awesome. An Air Canada flight into Sydney went out of its way to descend down to 4,000 feet in order to look for a missing boater. Incredibly, they found him. Would you have had an issue with the diversion...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Fri, Oct 19 2012

Filed under: Air Canada

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