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Amazon Air | June 02, 2020

Amazon Air is one of the few airlines that has seen an uptick in demand amid the coronavirus pandemic as home orders for goods has increased from its namesake e-commerce website, leading analysts to debate how fast its fleet could grow through 2028. Amazon Air tells Cirium that by 2021 it “will have a portfolio of 70 aircraft flying in our dedicated air network”, on track with the goal it announced in 2019. The carrier, which began operating as Prime Air in 2016, has a fleet of 56 ai...

Air Transport

DENSO, Honeywell | May 25, 2021

DENSO, a main mobility supplier, has consented to a long-term arrangement with aerospace pioneer Honeywell, setting up a collusion zeroed in on electric propulsion units to meet new aerospace needs. Drawing from their automotive and aerospace backgrounds, the organizations will create and fabricate electric propulsion systems for aircraft, at first focusing on the urban air mobility (UAM) portion with an attention on air taxis and delivery vehicles. DENSO and Honeywell are in cutt...

Vietnam Airlines | July 06, 2020

Vietnam Airlines is stepping up its flying out of Da Lat in southern Vietnam. From July 2, the airline will begin flying to Can Tho from Da Lat. Shortly after, new routes between Da Lat and Hue and Da Lat and Thanh Hoa will begin. The new flights are aimed at improving connectivity and trade between Vietnams’ provinces and cities....

Business Aviation

Canada Jetlines | August 29, 2022

Canada Jetlines Operations Ltd. the new, all-Canadian, leisure airline announces that Margaret (Peggy) Gilmour has resigned from the Board of Directors of Canada Jetlines. Ms. Gilmour’s resignation will facilitate the appointment of a nominee of Roosheila Group Inc. in connection with the closing of the loan transaction that was originally announced on August 22, 2022. The Board would like to thank Ms. Gilmour for her contributions to Canada Jetlines over the past year. Read More