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Send us a textNach dem tödlichen Vorfall auf Swiss-Flug LX1885 mit einem Airbus A220 – bei dem ein 23-jähriger Flugbegleiter nach Rauch in der Kabine verstarb – übergibt Österreich die Ermittlungen nun an die Schweizer Behörde SUST. Hintergrund sind schwere Vorwürfe gegen die österreichische Flugunfallstelle SUB. Swiss fordert lückenlose Aufklärung – und das Vertrauen in die Ermittlungsarbeit steht auf dem Spiel.#SwissAirlines, #LX1885, #A220, #Flugunfall, #Notlandung, #SUB, #SUST, #LufthansaGroup, #Flugsicherheit, #Rauchentwicklung, #Mayday, #Graz, #Untersuchung, #LuftfahrtNews00:00 Willkommen zu Frequent Traveller TV01:17 Tragischer Vorfall bei Swiss Airlines04:41 Alaska Airlines geht nach Europa08:44 Ein Blick auf Emirates Airlines13:31 Schnell zum GHA Gold Status18:00 Fragen des TagesTake-OFF 12.05.2025 – Folge 097-2025Stammtisch Termine: https://FQTWorld.as.me/meetupKanalmitglied werden und exklusive Vorteile erhalten:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQyWcZxP3MpuQ54foJ_IsgQ/joinHier geht es zu eurem kostenlosen Consulting Link - https://FTCircle.as.me/Damit Du von unserem Wissen profitieren kannst, kannst du ein mindestens 60 minütiges und vor allem auf dich zugeschnittenes Punkte, Meilen, Status Coaching buchen. Nach dem Call bekommst du ein Jahr Zugang zu dieser Gruppe und zahlst so nur 10 Euro pro Monat und kannst sofort profitieren. Hier ist nun der Link zu deinem neuen Punkte, Meilen und Status Deals.MY SOCIALSWhatsApp - https://wa.me/message/54V7X7VO3WOVF1FACEBOOK | Lars F Corsten - https://www.facebook.com/LFCorsten/FACEBOOK | FQT.TV - https://www.facebook.com/FQTTVFACEBOOK | FTCircle - https://www.facebook.com/FTCircleTWITTER | Lars F Corsten - https://twitter.com/LFCorstenINSTAGRAM | Lars F Corsten - https://www.instagram.com/lfcorsten/LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lfcorsten/Clubhouse - @LFCorsten

In this episode, we speak with Martin Gauss, former CEO of airBaltic, who transformed the Latvian flag carrier into one of Europe's most innovative airlines while connecting the entire Baltic region.Gauss discusses:The benefits of operating a single-fleet airline with the highly efficient Airbus A220-300, resulting in 30% lower fuel consumption than older generation aircraft and contributing to airBaltic's path to carbon neutrality by 2050.airBaltic's innovative dual business model that combines scheduled operations with wet lease services for major carriers like Lufthansa Group, creating flexibility and financial resilience.The airline's commitment to sustainability through fleet modernisation, gradually increasing SAF usage, and partnerships with innovative manufacturers like Fokker NextGen for hydrogen-powered aircraft.How airBaltic established itself as an industry leader in adopting new technologies, from becoming the first airline to accept Bitcoin in 2014 to pioneering Starlink internet service in Europe.His perspective on balancing growth with sustainability, emphasising that connectivity is essential for economic development while working toward emission-free aviation.The Baltic states' capacity for innovation, demonstrating how a small country like Latvia can lead the way in aviation technology and sustainability.As an airline pilot-turned-CEO, Gauss offers valuable insights into how smaller airlines can lead industry change through bold technology choices and business model innovation.If you LOVED this episode, you'll also love the conversation we had with Anko van der Werff, President & CEO of Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), who shares the airline's ambitious sustainability initiatives. Check it out here. Learn more about the innovators who are navigating the industry's challenges to make sustainable aviation a reality, in our new book ‘Sustainability in the Air'. Click here to learn more.Feel free to reach out via email to podcast@simpliflying.com. For more content on sustainable aviation, visit our website green.simpliflying.com and join the movement. It's about time.Links & More:ESG - airBaltic Fokker Next Gen partners with airBaltic on new liquid hydrogen powered commercial aircraft – GreenAir News airBaltic achieves one-Year milestone in increased SAF implementation - Travel And Tour World airBaltic to Expand Training Fleet With All-Electric eD40 - FLYING Magazine 

We talk to a youngster who sells the Polish Ekolot Special Light-Sport Aircraft. In the news, the Spirit Airlines CEO gets a retention bonus, an FAA review board will look at smoke in the cockpit after bird strikes, JetBlue plans to reduce the number of pilots, and a United Airlines captain delights passengers with pizza. In listener mail, we look at jet emissions and what the industry is doing. Guest Ethan Lin is a 13-year-old who sells the Polish Ekolot Special Light-Sport Aircraft. His family purchased an Ekolot Topaz (N717KM) S-LSA in December 2022 after his father decided to switch careers and become an Air Transport Pilot. Ethan and his father started flying the Ekolot together, and because Ethan loved the plane so much, he contacted the distributor in December 2023 and asked about becoming a dealer. He's been selling Ekolots ever since. Because he is only 13 years old, his father has a role in the dealership, but Ethan handles customer service, selling the airplane, and coordinating meeting times. His father does the test flights with people who are interested in buying Ekolots, and he handles the financial side, including filing taxes. Ekolot Special Light-Sport Aircraft We discuss the difference between LSAs and S-LSAs and the proposed Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) rule, which would redefine the light sport aircraft category. Ethan explains why his family bought the plane and what he likes about it. He markets the plane with the Ekolot Texas Instagram. Also, Ethan and his father attend aviation events, such as Airplanes and Coffee, a monthly fly-in in the Dallas, Texas area at Addison Airport (KADS). Ethan tells us how he learned the Ekolot's specs, and about his plans to fly for an airline and sell planes “on the side.” He also offers his advice to other youngsters who have a passion. Video: Ekolot Topaz Walkaround https://youtu.be/ryNPVaMcBuY?si=VVIGcAXhFC63wreQ Aviation News Spirit Airlines CEO Gets $3.8 Million Bonus 1 Week Before Company Files Bankruptcy An SEC filing says Spirit Airlines, Inc. paid CEO Ted Christie a $3.8 million retention bonus the week before the airline filed for bankruptcy. The bonus is effective if Christie stays with Spirit for another year. Under the restructuring plan, Spirit bondholders would take a $350 million ownership position, erase $795 million of debt, and provide $300 million of debt-in-possession financing. The New York Stock Exchange delisted Spirit stock which now trades in the over-the-counter marketplace.  FAA plans to review 737 MAX engine issue after bird strike incidents Two bird strike events in 2023 with Southwest Airlines aircraft (one in March and one in December) have caused the FAA to assemble a review board that will evaluate the safety of the CFM LEAP-1B engines. After the bird strikes, smoke entered the cockpit although the pilots landed the planes safely. The review board will assess safety data and suggest fixes for manufacturers or airlines. These might lead to mandates. A Seattle Times article suggests that any mandated modifications could delay further the certification of the MAX 7 and MAX 10 models. JetBlue Looks to Trim Pilot Workforce Captain downgrades and base displacements are coming to JetBlue late next year. The airline says it will cut 343 captain positions out of the airline's roughly 4,500 pilots. JetBlue lost $60 million in the third quarter and plans to ground more Airbus A220 and A321neo aircraft in 2024 as a result of ongoing Pratt & Whitney engine troubles. The airline is talking with the Air Line Pilots Association to offer early retirements. United Pilot Orders 30 Pizzas to Feed Passengers After Emergency Landing for Medical Care Pilot Scott Wardle was flying a United Airlines plane to Phoenix via Houston, but partway into the flight, a patient fell unconscious. By coincidence, three medical professionals were on board but Wardle felt it best to mak...

This episode was recorded on 18th October 2024 on location in Paarl, Western Cape during the AASA AGA.  Together, Miguel Carneiro, TAAG CCO and I unpack the following: Miguel's background and experience  How the Airbus A220-300 will be utilised and why it was selected How the 4 new Boeing 787s will be configured, when they will be delivered and how they will be deployed The New Luanda Airport. When will TAAG be relocating and what is the opening process What long haul destinations can we expect to be opened over the coming years TAAG and Angola's view of SAATM and how implementation will support the airline's ambitions. If you enjoyed the episode, please share it with someone in your network who will benefit from listening and please subscribe/ leave us a review so more people can find us.  Find out more about AviaDev, www.aviadev.com 

La huelga de Boeing promete afectar de forma crítica a todas las aerolíneas, que necesitan nuevos aviones para mejorar sus flotas ante la mayor demanda. Ryanair ya ha anunciado que tendrá que revisar a la baja sus estimaciones de tráfico de pasajeros para el próximo año. Air France-KLM también se ha visto afectada por los problemas de los motores Pratt&Whitney en sus pedidos de Airbus A220 mientras que Lufthansa reconoce que nunca había visto retrasos como los del Boeing 777X. LVMH se hunde en bolsa por debajo de los 600 euros por acción después de publicar unas ventas del tercer trimestre por debajo de lo previsto y que contagia al sector del lujo. Italia reforzará su impuesto a los servicios digitales como parte de los planes para recaudar más ingresos en los Presupuestos de 2025. Y Reino Unido consigue que la inflación se coloque por debajo del objetivo del 2% por primera vez en tres años y medio. Hablaremos del perfil de la mujer en la inversión: menos riesgo, más planificación con Patricia Laplana, directora del área de clientes de Norz Patrimonia. Los temas de la actualidad los debatiremos en la Tertulia de Cierre de Mercados con Javier Domínguez, de aurigabonos.es, y Jaime Gil Delgado, Consultor independiente de Asset Management y Alterntivos.

Trudie Mason is joined by Jonathan Kalles, Senior Director at McMillan Vantage and former advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. and Political analyst Karim Boulos. The OQLF is keeping a close eye on hospitals. They want to make sure that Bill 96 is being respected in hospitals The Quebec government has invested another $413 million into Airbus A220 commercial jet program Head of US Secret Service steps down Cows flee enclosure after fireworks scare Canadian soccer officials caught cheating in Paris 

In this action-packed episode, we head to LAX, however, all three take a different route including Justin going to the NBA Finals. Adama flies on all 3 American-based airlines that fly the Airbus A220 and he also flies on Avelo. Paige takes her first 757 ever. Paige also chats on Airline Videos during their 24 Hour Live Stream. We talk about how we saw Air Force One. We discuss how we left LAX and Adama continued his crazy travels with Boutique Air and fiasco to get back to Omaha.

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This week on the CEO Series, Karl sits down with Robert Dewar, Senior VP of Customer Satisfaction, Customers Services, and Product Policy at Airbus Canada. Tune into learn more about Canada's aerospace industry, the strategy behind Airbus operations, and why Robert is considered the Father of the Airbus A220.

We're celebrating Lara's birthday! Same day as a great aircraft…Airbus A220!  The podcast group chat termed the LAX meet up #LarAAfest!Lara has been flying with the singing Capt Pete a lot! He's such a nice man!Naked man in ORD! Did you see the videos?Airports are stressful for a lot of peopleWhen did LaGuardia become such a nice airport?Tyler on his great Chase Lounge Tour!Tyler got a facial!!

Episode Notes A volcano in Iceland that erupted on Monday, December 18th, is not currently posing any direct danger to either residents or tourism, according to officials.  The capital of Reykjavik and much of the rest of the country remain unaffected, and major tour operators are still running trips as planned, writes Dawit Habtemariam, Skift's global tourism reporter. Flights are operating through Keflavik International Airport on schedule. Answering a list of frequently asked questions about the Icelandic volcano's impact, Habtemariam said that the eruption has been shrinking. However, areas near the eruption, like the town of Grindavik, have been evacuated as a precaution. The nearby Blue Lagoon spa expects to stay closed through December 27th. Next, Uber has partnered with expense management companies Brex and Ramp to automatically match Uber rides and Uber Eats meal receipts to corporate expense reports. This new integration eliminates the need for business travelers to manually submit receipts, writes Skift Executive Editor Dennis Schaal.  Uber stated that this automated receipt matching is seeing “strong adoption” from corporate clients so far.  The deal is part of a larger wave of companies attempting to streamline the business travel expense process for workers and travel managers. Finally, Lufthansa Group has ordered aircraft from both Airbus and Boeing to modernize and expand its fleet. The group ordered 40 Airbus A220-300 jets. Lufthansa also ordered 40 Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft, marking the return of the 737 to Lufthansa's fleet for the first time since 1995. In a separate deal, EasyJet confirmed an order for 157 additional Airbus A320neo family aircraft to be delivered between 2029 and 2034. The orders support both Lufthansa's and EasyJet's plans to make their fleets more fuel-efficient overall by replacing older jets with newer ones.

Breeze Airways began its new nonstop service between Richmond International Airport and Fort Myers, Florida Nov. 15. The service will run twice weekly seasonally. Fares on the new nonstop flights start from one-way, if purchased by Nov. 21 for travel between Jan. 8 and Feb. 7, 2024. “This marks our 12th destination out of Richmond,” said Breeze Airways' President Tom Doxey. “Our expanded service will give guests in Richmond an easy and affordable way to travel to Southwest Florida and enjoy the beautiful beaches there.” Breeze flights use an Airbus A220-300. The airline doesn't charge change or cancellation fees...Article LinkSupport the show

Das ist der erste von drei Teilen zum A220 der Swiss. Die Schweizer Lufthansa-Tochter verfügt über 30 Airbus A220. Ich konnte eine Crew auf ihrem Flug nach Vilnius begleiten. In dieser Folge spreche ich erst einmal mit dem Flottenchef der Kurzstrecke bei Swiss. Gute Unterhaltung. #Airbus #Swiss #Lufthansa #Luftfahrt

Breeze Airways is celebrating its two years of service to Richmond International Airport by putting select one-way fares from RIC on sale through May 8. The sale prices expire at 11:59 p.m. and are valid for travel from May 31 through June 20. They include routes from Richmond to: • Charleston, South Carolina (from ); • Cincinnati, Ohio (from ); • New Orleans, Louisiana (from ); • Providence, Rhode Island (from ) Breeze flies both short distance and transcontinental flights within the U.S. on a fleet of Embraer 190/195 and Airbus A220-300. Breeze doesn't charge change or cancellation fees up...Article LinkSupport the show

De eerste Luchtvaartnieuws Podcast van 2023 is er! Deze keer blikken we terug op de Vakantiebeurs, praten we over de effecten van de vliegtaks en de chaos op Schiphol, duiken we in de order- en leveringscijfers van Airbus en Boeing, gaan we nader in op de motorproblemen met de Embraer E2 en Airbus A220 en vertellen we meer over de Boeing 747-special in Luchtvaartnieuws Magazine.

In episode 147 of the Simple Flying podcast, your hosts Jo and Tom discuss, Lufthansa's A380 is back, but China Southern says farewell IATA calls airports out over fare increases Croatia Airlines' Airbus A220 order Why Ryanair won't fly to Heathrow 30 grams of Boeing 747 for $800+

Hei, og velkommen til Flypoddens flight 220. Det er i dag tirsdag 20 september, og med meg Espen Næss, hører du som vanlig, Christian Kamhaug. Og denne gangen også direkte ikke fra Sverige: Per Christian Reithe. Naturligvis blir det snakk om Airbus A220 i denne episoden, men vi har også annet aktuelt som et helt nytt elfly fra Sverige, Lufthansa er privateid igjen, WizzAir har fløyet en A320 ut av Ukraina og BRA flyr A319 i Sverige. Velkommen om bord på flight 220.

Experience full flights with all of it's sounds including passenger announcements, service and of course the engines.In this episode we are taking off in the afternoon with a A220-300 of airBaltic. airBaltic was operating this route for Eurowings. We are flying from London Heathrow to Düsseldorf with a flight time of about 1,5 hours.

Daniel hat es in Rekordzeit zum Kapitän gebracht, obwohl er als Kind nicht viel mit der Fliegerei am Hut hatte. Im Podcast spricht er darüber, wer seine Mentoren waren und was wichtig ist, wenn man ein CRP (Cruise Relief Pilot) ist. 

Airlines are sparring over Newark Liberty International Airport, as United claims the FAA is allowing low-cost-carriers to go over the 79 flight operations per hour cap. But Spirit and JetBlue refute that claim and say United should reduce its own operations if it wants fewer delays. Who's right? That's what Madhu Unnikrishnan and Edward "Ned" Russell discuss, before turning to how the lack of spare Airbus A220 parts is forcing AirBaltic to wet-lease a Boeing 737 from Ukraine International Airlines. 

What was my experience like flying onboard Air Canada? From their 737 MAX product to the Airbus A220, tune in as I fly them medium-haul and give you the rundown of the experience. Dj's Transport - www.youtube.com/channel/UCXYRdWd9a1rrKpIKYrwt5UA Join the Official Discord Server - discord.gg/aviation​ Support Dj's Aviation on Patreon - www.patreon.com/djsaviation​ Dj's Aviation Merchandise Store - bit.ly/DjsMerchandise​ Social Media: Twitter - twitter.com/DjsAviation​ TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@djsaviation​ Facebook - www.facebook.com/djsaviation​ Instagram - www.instagram.com/djsaviation/​ Flight Radar - my.flightradar24.com/DjsAviation​ Flickr - bit.ly/DjsAviationFlickr

In episode 122 of the Simple Flying podcast, your hosts Jo and Tom discuss, What's happening with Eastern Airlines British Airways resumes short-haul international flights at London Gatwick How airBaltic's Airbus A220 gamble paid off Tom's African adventure St Helena is back on the flight schedule

In episode 107 of the Simple Flying podcast, your hosts Jo and Tom discuss, Ryanair shifts to Hahn Airport Bonza reveals its initial route network The Airbus A220 is still gaining altitude The FAA updates on Boeing 787 certification Emirates A380 tags are coming!

The successor to the popular Airbus A320 has been finalized with Airbus officials saying it is not a question of "If" but "When" the smaller Airbus A220 (Bombardier C Series) is stretched for a likely A220-500 variant to replace the A320. Have you flown the Airbus A220, or experienced it as a passenger? What are your thoughts on the aircraft? Please do tell us through Twitter (/KatsSquawk). 

Новости на радио «Русские Эмираты» в Дубае: - Латвийская авиакомпания Эйр Балтик начала выполнять прямые рейсы по маршруту Рига – Дубай – Рига. Полеты будут выполняться на самолетах Airbus A220-300 четыре раза в неделю, стоимость билетов в один конец – от 339 евро. - Филиал информационного агентства ОАЭ ВАМ может появиться в России. Об этом сообщила второй секретарь посольства страны, глава медиа и культурного сектора и общественной дипломатии Наима Сухейл Альмушаррах.

Welcome to the news episode of Squawk 7000. On this week's podcast – Aer Lingus return to Toronto, the Airbus A220 demonstrator visits Ireland, and Dublin Aerospace celebrates its 12th birthday and we speak with Jason Phelan from the IAA took to the air last week on the wing of an AeroSuperBatics Boeing Stearman in aid of the Red Panda Network. Contribute to Jason's fund-raising here https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wingwalking4redpandanetwork See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Breeze Airways will soon get its first Airbus A220-300, and has ordered 20 more of the type, British Airways commits to sustainable aviation with its Better World A320, and Air New Zealand and Airbus chart an MoU towards hydrogen aircraft for the next decade. You can reach us on Twitter (/KatsSquawk) for your suggestions and thought! 

The past week has seen the launch of a new airline in Europe, who will operate an all Airbus fleet and fly only to leisure destinations, and two airlines are all set to fly the latest Airbus A220 in the coming weeks. One of these airlines will operate the longest A220 route in the world! We hope you like Episode 3, and if you have not, please do check out Episode 2 which has also gone live simultaneously. As always, you can reach us via Twitter/KatsSquawk or email us: SquawkKats at gmail dot com.

Publicado em 22 de jul. de 2021 No Fly Safe Letter, um bate-papo com o comandante Eduardo Berensztejn, do National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), que comenta sobre o incidente com o Airbus A220, que apagou os motores logo após o pouso. Também apresentamos as últimas notícias sobre o acidente com o Boeing 737-200 cargueiro no Havaí, e a emergência com o Boeing 747-8 da UPS, que retornou a Hong Kong com fogo no motor. Por solicitação da VAS Aviation, retiramos do ar a nossa "live" do episódio 348, que trazia um bate-papo com o comandante Eduardo Berensztejn sobre o caso do Boeing 777-200 da United Airlines em Denver, EUA. O pedido surgiu porque utilizamos um vídeo do canal mostrando a imagem de radar e comunicações ATC envolvendo o voo 328, no dia 20 de fevereiro de 2021. Por isso, estamos publicando a gravação da "live", sem a imagem da VAS Aviation. Aproveitem o material!

In this podcast I talk about the Airbus a220 and a little bit about the Boeing 737 max. Some of my info about the 737 max may be wrong so forgive me and I'll have a podcast out about the max --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our fearless co-host Michelle is back, and we have a lot to talk about! This week on The Austin Approach, we're talking about professional development training at AUS, Texas wildflowers, the Earth's magnetic poles, kids in the air traffic control tower, R2-D2, and windows in airplane lavatories - and chat with airport duty manager Christopher Rankin - trust us, it'll all make sense in the end.

Surprise! Southwest goes with the 737 for an order for up to 300 planes. This time they choose the 737-7Max over the Airbus A220. Doug and Drew start the transition from Winter Ops talk to Summer and thunderstorms preparation. We take time to think about what we, including our listeners, have been through over the last year, and our ups and downs with COVID19 ravaging the aviation world. Other topics in this episode:Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr shuts down the A380New York lifts travel restrictionsAmerican and United cancel 27,000 furloughs thanks to stimulus packageWhy does the Antonov An-225 have some many landing gear tires?Our Anchorage spotting trip, Northern fLights, is on, departing on May 8 on the Alaska Airlines Milk Run!Join the conversation at:http://www.nexttripnetwork.com

Heute geht es wieder weiter mit den Flugzeugtypen und es ist der A220 (CSeries) dran. Viel Spaß!

In episode 55 of the Simple Flying Podcast, your hosts Jo and Tom discuss, A weekend of aviation incidents Boeing 777s with a certain engine get grounded British Airways sends its A318 on a one-way trip Airbus releases full year results Air Canada's latest retro jet, an Airbus A220

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! In this first episode of 2020, Rohan, Vinay, and Enrique jump right into three very interesting topics:  • JetBlue unveils the interiors of its brand-new Airbus A220-300. • The Boeing 737 MAX flies back into service. • Analyzing President Biden's new PCR testing and Quarantine order for international travelers flying into the USA. Stay tuned, The Airways Podcast is here! 

Godt nytt år! I årets første episode skal vi innom Widerøes "nye" eiere, merkelige nyttårsskader på fly og første tur i konkurshjørnet. Dessuten oppsummerer vi luftfartsåret 2020Ulykkesflight 139:Sudan Airways 139 8. juli 2003Kapringsflight 139:Braathens SAFE BU 139 21. juni 2985Air France AF 139 27. juni 1976AKTUELT:Widerøe på egne vingerNordica kjøper ut LOT i xFlyFørste Airbus A220 levert til JetBlueAmazon Air fortsetter vekstenFire, nesten nye MEA-maskiner skadet av fallende kuler nyttårsaftenAvianca-fly fløy inn i ballongerKonkurshjørnet:Montenegro AirlinesUKENS TEMA: Luftfartsåret 2020The Good737MAX tilbake i luftenVirgin Australia ut av konkursTre nye flyselskaper i SkandinaviaBoeing 777X første flightThe BadCoronaDe største flyene - A380, 747 og 777 classic - tatt ut av drift (for godt?)FlyBe konkursThe UglyNedskytingen av Ukraine International PS752PIA-krasj i KarachiBoeing+EMBRAER = ikke santChuck Yeager dørUKENS ANBEFALING: 7 Days in EntebbeSpennende film om kapringen av Air France 139https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuTBea8_-LY Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/flypodden. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Transmitido ao vivo em 22 de out. de 2020 A Jet Blue recebe seu primeiro Airbus A220 e a Ibéria volta ao Brasil, operando o A330. Essas entre outras notícias da aviação em debate nesta nova edição do ASA News. Participam da "live", Peter Biondi, jornalista, analista e consultor em aviation & airport management; Sérgio Gonçalves, empresário, advogado e editor responsável no portal 727datacenter.net; Lucas Ulhoa, jornalista e editor chefe do portal de notícias "Contato Radar"; e ainda Eduardo Berenstein, comandante de Airbus A320 e membro do NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) dos Estados Unidos.

Join Carlos, Matt, Nev and Paul from the Layovers Podcast for this week's episode of the Number One UK Aviation Podcast, PTUK! In this week's show we say a fond farewell to BA's last two Boeing 747's "but there may be good news", The A220 turns into the next new biz jet, and a woman is caught trying to take rather a lot of money into Dubai. In the military news Russia's new fighter jet goes topless, Canada receives their first CC-295 Kingfisher Search and Rescue Aircraft and we have some exciting Red Arrows news. We also learn more about Dan Holley's love of storm chasing in part 2 of Captain Al and Matt's chat with him. Chris Marsh shares with us his thoughts on Aviation in his life. Search social media for 'PlaneTalkingUK' Whatsapp Number - +44 757 22 491 66 Email - podcast@planetalkinguk.com Website - www.planetalkinguk.com Dan Holley - Twitter @DanHolley_ Captain Al - Twitter @Airbus_Al We often feature pictures from our friend Jonathan Warner and his INCREDIBLE pictures can be found here - https://www.flickr.com/photos/54998417@N02/ Here are the links to the stories we featured this week : COMMERCIAL BA's 'Queen of the Skies' jumbos bid farewell to rainy London https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-british-airways-idUKKBN26S3LM The aircraft could have life somewhere else too https://onemileatatime.com/avatar-airlines-british-airways-747/ Popular plane-tracking websites hacked in spate of mystery cyber attacks https://www.getreading.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/popular-plane-tracking-websites-hacked-19016045 Airbus A220-100 to evolve as ‘TwoTwenty’ corporate jet https://www.flightglobal.com/air-transport/airbus-a220-100-to-evolve-as-twotwenty-corporate-jet/140475.article Airlines hope Covid-19 health pass will have passengers flying again https://www.ft.com/content/8d603248-6884-4081-9256-8c5b2f2827ba UK Supreme Court hears climate case on Heathrow airport expansion https://www.climatechangenews.com/2020/10/08/uk-supreme-court-hears-climate-case-heathrow-airport-expansion/ https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/civils/heathrow-heads-to-supreme-court-for-third-runway-appeal-07-10-2020/ https://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/18783135.heathrow-airport-third-runway-will-not-open-2030/ https://www.ashurst.com/en/news-and-insights/legal-updates/the-heathrow-decision---what-does-it-mean-for-infrastructure/ Emirates Fined by the US for Flying Over Iranian Controlled Airspace https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/air-transport/2020-10-02/us-fines-emirates-overflying-tehran-fir Korean Air to secure new facilities to help transport COVID Vaccine http://koreabizwire.com/korean-air-to-secure-additional-storage-for-coronavirus-vaccine/171338 https://simpleflying.com/how-airlines-are-preparing-to-ship-the-covid-19-vaccine/ Leeds woman found with almost £2-million in cash in suitcase https://www.itv.com/news/calendar/2020-10-08/leeds-woman-found-with-almost-2-million-in-cash-in-suitcase MILITARY Watch Russia Fly Its New Fighter Jet with the Top Down, As a Flex https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a34289018/watch-russia-fly-new-fighter-jet-with-top-down/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm2odB-tp4s&feature=youtu.be F-35 Crash Blamed on Tired Pilot, Fancy Helmet, Other Issues https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a34290250/f-35-crash-blamed-on-tired-pilot-autopilot-helmet-other-issues/ Canada Has Received The First CC-295 Kingfisher Search And Rescue Aircraft https://theaviationist.com/2020/10/06/canada-has-received-the-first-cc-295-kingfisher-search-and-rescue-aircraft/ New Red 1 announced by Red Arrows https://ukaviation.news/new-red-1-announced-by-red-arrows/ https://www.raf.mod.uk/display-teams/red-arrows/news/new-red-arrows-team-leader-aims-to-inspire-with-dynamic-air-display/

Episode 38Video of my Concorde trip I mentioned in this episode.In this episode:Airlines2:05 - United and American Airlines furlough more than 30,000 staff in one dayCheck out https://www.passrider.com/jobs as referenced6:40 - United gets very creative in enticing more leisure traffic on its flightsLaunched Map Search to help the shopping process; it's in beta now14:18 - Is United's on-again, off-again service at New York JFK on again?17:45 - What is going on with Delta Air Lines and the Airbus A220?19:57 - Airlines pile on to the rapid COVID testing bandwagonLufthansa, Swiss are the latest, American, JetBlue and Alaska are others24: 45 - Think a business class meal on an A380 is a distant dream?  Not so in October 2020Taiwanese carriers adding more flights to nowhere and also South Korean airlines Where To Find UsApple PodcastDeezerGoogle PodcastiHeart RadioListen NotesPodcast AddictPodchaserSpotifySupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/passrider)

Chronique économique avec Yves Daoust, directeur de la section Argent du Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec et animateur du balado « Mêlez-vous de vos affaires » : La pandémie et les écueils du programme d’avions Airbus A220 ont fait dégringoler de 2,2 milliards $ la valeur des investissements du gouvernement dans des entreprises québécoises, un résultat sans précédent. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Le billet de Richard Martineau : le mauvais traitement des autochtones est le péché originel du Québec et du Canada. Un débat américain cacophonique et odieux. Un père incestueux condamné à 12 ans de prison. Le CHUM accorde un contrat sans appel d’offre à un membre de son CA. Chronique Crime et Société avec Félix Séguin, journaliste au Bureau d’enquête de Québecor : les derniers développements dans l'affaire de la mort de Joyce Echaquan. Le « Luka Rocco Magnotta » japonais. Le commentaire de Richard Martineau à LCN : c’est la culture qui écope des nouvelles mesures arbitraires. Chronique économique avec Yves Daoust, directeur de la section Argent du Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec et animateur du balado « Mêlez-vous de vos affaires » : La pandémie et les écueils du programme d’avions Airbus A220 ont fait dégringoler de 2,2 milliards $ la valeur des investissements du gouvernement dans des entreprises québécoises, un résultat sans précédent. Commentaire de Gilles Proulx, chroniqueur au Journal de Montréal et au Journal de Québec : Trump et Biden, c’est du pareil au même. Discussion avec Normand Lester, blogueur au Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec, animateur du balado « Normand Lester raconte » sur QUB radio et auteur du livre « Stupides et Dangereux - les États-Unis à l’ère de Trump » (les Éditions du Journal) : Retour sur le premier débat Trump-Biden. Commentaire de Steve E. Fortin, chroniqueur et blogueur au Journal de Montréal et au Journal de Québec : le débat des candidats à la présidence américaine était-il le pire débat politique depuis l'invention des débats politiques ? Entrevue avec Philippe Lorange, étudiant en Science politique et philosophie à l’Université de Montréal : La censure perturbe les universités, s’inquiète un groupe de travail. La censure perturbe le débat libre dans les universités, conclut le scientifique en chef du Québec, Rémi Quirion. Chronique de l’essayiste et journaliste Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel : la déculturation des autochtones est bouleversante. Un débat gênant pour la nation américaine. Commentaire de Mathieu Bock-Côté, chroniqueur blogueur au Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec et animateur du balado « Les idées mènent le monde » à QUB radio : un débat à l’image de l’empire décadent que sont les États-Unis. Chronique de Vincent Dessureault : retour sur le débat Trump-Biden. La couleur la plus réconfortante. La fertilité. Une production QUB radio Septembre 2020 Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Episode 32In this episode:AirlinesUpdate: Virgin Australia further shrinks its fleetAir New Zealand plans no Boeing 777 flights until September 2021Finnair and SAS announce disappointing traffic results for August 2020TigerAir Australia shuts down after 13 yearsLufthansa updates the status of its COVID 19 testing station at FRA airportLufthansa close to retiring almost 27% of its long-haul fleetThe oneworld alliance becomes the first airline grouping to commit to net zero emissions by 2050Customer cancelation, Airlines not giving people back their moneyEmirates processing their refunds finallyBritish Airways Highlife magazine will no longer be printedAircraftUpdate: Boeing's problematic 737 Max aircraft continues its march towards redemptionUpdate: Could Boeing's revolutionary – but beleaguered – 787 have yet more quality control problemsTaiwan's newest airline validates the struggling Airbus A330 NeoCan rain really cause Airbus A220 engine shutdowns?Airbus reaches a landmark milestone almost 20 years faster than BoeingReports: Royal Air Maroc 763 and easyJet 320 were both seconds from disaster due to pilot errorCheck out ASRS CallBack - Aviation Safety Reporting System Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/passrider)

Egyre többen kezdik felfedezni az Airbus A220 pilótából lett influenszert, aki rövid idő alatt robbant be a YouTube-videóival, valamint már TikTok-on és más közösségi média felületeken is egyre népszerűbb lesz. Hogyan került egy francia-magyar származású srác a Baltikumba, hogy Airbus A220 típusra szerezzen jogosítást? Illetve miért szeretett volna pilótaként influenszer lenni az interneten? Hogyan néz ki egy utasszállító pilóta reggele az első járatának indulásáig?  Erről és még több más izgalmas témáról beszélgettünk aboveHorizont-tal, a Hetes Terminál e heti vendégével. Ne felejtsétek követni őt az alábbi közösségi média profilokon: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTv-VXxSCZOIRDsp5fedj8Q Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aboveHorizont Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abovehorizont TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@abovehorizont _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Osszátok meg kommentben a véleményeiteket az adással kapcsolatosan. Valamint, továbbra is nagy örömmel fogadjuk az észrevételeket a podcast-tel  kapcsolatosan. Facebook: https://facebook.com/hetesterminal Instagram: https://instagram.com/hetesterminal Weboldal: https://hetesterminal.com

Join Carlos, Nev, Matt and Paul from the Layovers Podcast for this weeks latest episode of the UK's Number One Aviation Podcast. In this week's show we learn that Amazon are leasing some new aircraft as business continues to boom, The first A220 rolls off its dedicated Alabama assembly line and we learn that Lion air stops its passenger services just days after restarting them as people fail to follow the rules. In the military the A400M is cleared to drop more Paratroopers from it's side doors and there's good news for the iconic B52 as the contest gets underway to replace it's engines. Armando to talks to Bob Mills about his commercial flying career and Chris Marsh tells us all about his passenger experience flying with 'La Compagnie'. To get in touch, send us an email via podcast@planetalkinguk.com, via the website via https://www.planetalkinguk.com/ or send us a WhatsApp using +447572249166. Here are the links to the stories we featured this week : COMMERCIAL Amazon expands fleet with 12 leased freighters from ATSG https://www.aircargonews.net/sectors/e-commerce-logistics/amazon-expands-fleet-with-12-leased-aircraft-from-atsg/ GCAA investigation into DA62 crash at Dubai https://www.arabianaerospace.aero/gcaa-investigation-into-da62-crash-at-dubai.html British Airways Boeing 787 Pushed Off Of The Taxiway In Edmonton https://simpleflying.com/british-airways-boeing-787-pushed-off-of-the-taxiway-in-edmonton/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=daily&utm_campaign=04062020 U.S. scraps plans to ban Chinese airlines after Beijing permits foreign carriers, will limit flights to two a week https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/05/us-scraps-plan-to-ban-chinese-airlines-after-beijing-permits-foreign-carriers.html Pilot positive, Air India recalls plane to Moscow from midway http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/76104853.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst Microsoft Flight Simulator gets into the nitty-gritty of navigation in a new video https://www.pcgamer.com/microsoft-flight-simulator-gets-into-the-nitty-gritty-of-navigation-in-a-new-video/ First Alabama made Airbus A220 takes flight https://ukaviation.news/first-alabama-made-airbus-a220-takes-flight/ New Japan LCC Zipair makes aviation debut with only cargo on first flight https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/06/04/business/new-lcc-zipair/#.XttjFTdKjiy Airline restarts flights, cancels them again when passengers can't follow Covid-19 regulations https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/lion-air-cancel-flights-coronavirus-intl-hnk/index.html Furious Ryanair passenger blasts airline after being stopped from boarding flight https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8388119/Furious-Ryanair-passenger-blasts-airline-stopped-boarding-flight.html Turkish Airlines Introduces Hygiene Experts on Flights https://airlinegeeks.com/2020/06/04/turkish-airlines-introduces-hygiene-experts-on-flights/ MILITARY Airbus A400M cleared to drop more paratroopers through its side doors https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2020/06/03/airbus-a400m-cleared-to-drop-more-paratroopers-through-its-side-doors/ US Air Force launches contest to replace the B-52 bomber’s engine https://www.defensenews.com/air/2020/05/20/the-air-force-launches-a-contest-to-replace-the-b-52s-engine/

  On this episode of the Global Connected Aircraft Podcast, we caught up with Jean-François Parent, head of engineering and chief engineer for the Airbus Canada Limited Partnership’s A220 program. The chief engineer explains how the A220 and all Airbus airliners are designed to prevent air contamination under normal operating conditions. When at cruising altitudes, the cabin air is a mix of fresh air drawn from the outside of the aircraft and passed through High-Efficiency-Particulate Arrestors (HEPA) filters designed to remove particles in the air down to the size of microscopic bacteria and virus clusters. The air that is supplied to aircraft lavatories and cargo compartment is evacuated overboard, preventing any return of contaminated air in the cabin. The forward and aft cabin air is distributed from the top of the cabin through airflow channels integral to the passenger baggage overhead bins. It is extracted at floor level. There is no flow forward or rearward along the cabin. As airline passengers begin to slowly get back on aircraft, this discussion can help explain how a modern airplane keeps their cabin air clean and refreshed. New and innovative technologies featured on the A220 are also discussed in this episode. Airbus recently opened its first A220 final assembly line at its Mobile Alabama production site, the second assembly site for the A220 in addition to its program headquarters in Mirabel, Canada. Have suggestions or topics we should focus on in the next episode? Email the host, Woodrow Bellamy at wbellamy@accessintel.com, or drop him a line on Twitter @WbellamyIIIAC. Listen to this episode below, or check it out on iTunes or Google Play If you like the show, subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get new episodes as soon as they're released.

La popularidad del Airbus A220 ha sacudido el mundo de la aviación. Desde la adquisición y el cambio de marca del producto Bombardier en 2018, los pedidos han seguido llegando.Nuevos episodios de Lunes a Viernes 9 AM MEX. Descarga nuestra revista completamente gratis en la página de internet https://www.oleanadvisors.com/revistaSíguenos en nuestras redes sociales@oleanadvisors en Facebook, Twitter, e Instagram.Contenido exclusivo para PATREONS en patreon.com/oleanmxNegocios: contacto@oleanadvisors.com

#319 - Einige der Boeing 737MAX-Bestellungen werden storniert und aufgrund der langen Wartezeiten ist die Airbus A320-Serie keine Option. Auch ist die 737MAX ist ein größeres Flugzeug und würde eher mit dem A320 als mit dem A220 mithalten können. Aber Airbus investiert 500 Millionen und mehr in die Entwicklung längerer Versionen.Beim Vergleich der 737 Max 8 und der A220 gewinnt fast immer die Boeing-Option. Es können bis zu 210 Passagiere in der 737MAX mitgenommen werden, fliegt auch ca. 1000 km weiter als die A220, benötigt dafür jedoch 7.000 Liter mehr Kraftstoff. In der 737MAX steht auch mehr Laderaum zur Verfügung. Die A220 ist billiger zu operieren, aber die neuere Boeing 737MAX 8 hat die Möglichkeit an Bord zu nehmen, um den zusätzlichen Kraftstoff zu rechtfertigen.Was ist deine Meinung? Welches Flugzeug magst du mehr 737 oder die A220?Bei Fragen kannst du uns auch direkt auf WhatsApp anschreiben.Abonniere uns, damit du keine Folge verpasst!Vereinbare noch heute Deine kostenlose Beratung. Verbinden Sie sich mit anderen Vielfliegern in unserer Facebook-Gruppe & folgen Sie uns auf Facebook.

#67 - Some of the Boeing 737MAX orders are getting canceled and due to the long waiting times the Airbus A320 series is no option. It’s a bigger plane and would be more appropriate to rival the A320 rather than the A220. Airbus is investing 500 million and more into the development of longer versions. When comparing the 737 Max 8 and the A220 the Boeing option is winning. It can hold up to 210 passengers, flies a little further approx. 1000km in range than the A220 but requires 7,000 more liters of fuel to do so. More cargo space is also available in the 737MAX. The A22 0 is cheaper to run… but the newer Boeing 737 max 8 may have enough extra passengers on board to justify the extra fuel.What is your opinion? Which plane is your favorite 737 or the A220? Write us anytime on WhatsApp and we are happy to answer your questions.Subscribe to our podcast. So you will not miss any episode.You do need a free consulting? We will help you to get More Miles | More Points | More Status. Sign up here.Get connected with other frequent traveller in our Facebook group & follow us on Facebook.

Det har blitt 2 .mars og Texas Independence Day og denne gangen skal vi innom SAS’ nye regionalselskap, Norwegians børsfall, oneworld-partnerne American og Qatar har funnet kjærligheten igjen, og vi skal innom både Konkurshjørnet og «Coronasvingen». Christian har vært på frokostseminar og lært om bærekraftig luftfart.I anledning Texas Independence Day – Southwest Airlines’ Lone Star One(foto: Southwest Airlines)Ulykkesflight 99: Aeroflot flight 99Aeroflot Tupolev TU-124AktueltSAS’ nye planlagte regional selskap Airstar 4 AS skaper storm …. …men minner om SAS CommuterNordic Aviation Capital har bestilt 20 Airbus A220 – skal de fly for SAS?Verdien av Norwegian-aksjen ble halvert på noen dager – hva skjer?American Airlines og Qatar Airways blir venner igjenAir New Zealand innoverer igjen – nå «Skynest» senger i Economy ClassFlyselskapet Regional Jet bytter navn til XflyEspens konkurshjørne:Air Cargo GlobalCargoLogic AirCoronasvingen:Finnair med profit-warningeasyjet med profit-warningRyanair kutter 25% i ItaliaLufthansa Group kutter kapasiteten med 25 %Cathay Pacific parkerer halve flåtenKule farger for Xfly – som vi neppe kommer til å se på noe fly…(foto: xFly)Ukens tema: Sustainable AviationChristian har vært på frokostseminar om bærekraftig luftfart i regi av Gambit Hill+Knowlton og SASUkens anbefaling: Gambit Transportation ForumFølg Gambit H+K på Facebook, så får du med mdeg neste gang de arrangerer luftfartsmøte See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 3 of our podcast we discuss: Airbus looks to invest €1 billion in the Airbus A220 program; Air France retires its first Airbus A380; Foreign object debris found inside Boeing 737 MAX fuel tanks; A look at Aeroflot's 1st Airbus A350; A dog manages to claim compensation for a canceled flight.

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! The 46th episode kicks off with Vinay, Enrique, and Rohan chatting about Enrique's recent experience at the TWA Hotel, which he liked so much he's going back to it very soon. Then, the first analysis segment covers Air Canada's Inauguration of its brand-new Airbus A220-300, which the airline deployed on the Montreal-Calgary route on January 16. Our team analyzes how the plane will transform the Canadian carrier's domestic and regional network. The second analysis segment covers Delta's clever move into the Miami market by adding several flights to key destinations in support of its newest partner, LATAM Airlines. Our hosts also mention American Airlines' activities in Boston and Austin. As a bonus of this episode, an interview between Rohan Anand Chris Sloan will be published as a stand-alone, full-length discussion about the first flight of the Boeing 777X. Stay tuned, this bonus episode will be available shortly. Tune in, The Airways Podcast is here!

Hoy en nuestro segundo aniversario de Aeropuerto Podcast encontrarás noticias de Global Training Aviation que recibe certificación de la Dirección General de Aviación Civil de Costa Rica, sobre Delta y su nuevo servicio 'Delta One' en la ruta Atlanta - Bogotá y sobre Nordic Aviation que realiza pedido por 20 Airbus A220.

Join Carlos, Nev, Armando and Matt for this end-of-year special.  First up we share with you part one of a special series of 'In conversation with' as Nick Anderson chats to John Hutchinson about his incredible aviation career.  Back in November Matt spoke to Captain Nick and Armando about their personal memories involving Remembrance and Veterans Day.  Then we share with you our favourite segments from 2019 :  Armando's choice was from when he and Megan attended Oshkosh and he chatted to Barry and Sandra as they were about to embark on an incredible adventure around the world.  Carlos takes us back to Dubai when he spoke to Jason Sutcliffe from Rolls Royce and their plans for the future of engines.  We go back to Biggin Hill for Nev's choice and Tony De Bruyn about the Bronco Demo Team.  Our favourite feedback from 2019 was sent in to us by Chris Griggs as he give us his review of the Airbus A220.  Matt's favourite segment was when he talked to Captain Nick at our Duxford meetup at about this time flying the F4. Our 300th episode is fast approaching and we'd love you to be there. To get yourself on the guest list for this event on Satuday 11th January 2020, simply send an email to podcast@planetalkinguk.com.  Happy New Year to you all from everyone who works on the show! 

Bienvenido al Podcast de Aviacol.net, en este episodio encontrarás noticias de Air France y su pedido por 60 Airbus A220, sobre JetSmart y el inicio de operaciones en Colombia desde Chile y sobre Wingo y sus primeros Boeing 737-800. Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como @Aviacol y si quieres contactarte con nosotros lo puedes hacer a través del correo electrónico info@aviacol.net

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Bienvenido al Podcast de Aviacol.net, en este episodio encontrarás noticias de Air Austral y su compra de tres Airbus A220, sobre Easyfly y su nueva ruta entre Cali y medellín y sobre JetSmart y su dos primeros destinos a Colombia. Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como @Aviacol y si quieres contactarte con nosotros lo puedes hacer a través del correo electrónico info@aviacol.net

Les manchettes de Mario et Vincent : Analyse des élections fédérales qui approche de la fin, les Airbus A220 de Bombardier cloués au sol par Swiss, Legault se prononce sur la Catalogne, le ministre de l’Économie du gouvernement Legault prévient le promoteur du projet GNL Québec et Hunter Biden se prononce. Entrevue avec Pierre Desrochers, professeur associé au département de géographie de l’Université de Toronto et auteur de l’article "The Myths of Local Food Policy: Lessons from the economic and social history of the food system" : Les mythes de l’économie locale dans le monde de la nourriture. Segment Sports avec Jean-Charles Lajoie : Le CH affronte l'équipe imposante qu'est le Lightning Tampa Bay et l'arbitrage difficile dans la NFL. Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : Dévoilement de l'actrice qui jouera le rôle de Catwoman dans le nouveau Batman, une nouvelle série des auteurs de Like-Moi ! et le Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame. L’actualité vue par Mario et Vincent : Débordement chez Urgences-Santé, le jeu Fortnite de retour, les crèmes hydratantes, nouvelles procédures chez les Taxis et un débat à douze pour les démocrates. Entrevue avec François Choquette, député sortant et candidat de la circonscription de Drummond pour le NPD : Actualités de campagne, de circonscription et remontée du parti dans les sondages. Chronique politique avec Emmanuelle Latraverse : Les appels au vote stratégique. Master Bougaricci pose une colle à Mario : saurez-vous répondre avant notre animateur ? Le Buzz de Vincent Dessureault : La NASA aurait-elle trouvé de la vie extraterrestre dans les années 70, un étrange lien entre une grossesse stressante et le sexe du bébé et les avantages d’être en couple stable chez les animaux. Une production QUB radio Octobre 2019

Les manchettes de Mario et Vincent : Analyse des élections fédérales qui approche de la fin, les Airbus A220 de Bombardier cloués au sol par Swiss, Legault se prononce sur la Catalogne, le ministre de l’Économie du gouvernement Legault prévient le promoteur du projet GNL Québec et Hunter Biden se prononce.

A name established from the Japanese term for craftsman or artisan, ‘Takumi’ Precision Engineering has been delivering both in abundance to the shores of Ireland for over 20 years. The Limerick based company has invested heavily in recent years with a recent factory expansion that has taken floor space to 50,000 ft2 and over €5m Euros invested in new machine tools and CAM software to further extend its market leading position on the Emerald Isle. Takumi Precision is a prominent figure in the medical device, pharmaceutical, aerospace and precision engineering sectors in Ireland. The company manufactures orthopaedic implants and instruments, cardiovascular assembly aids, medical grade rasps, balloon moulds and delivery system components as well as aluminium wing, brackets and fuselage components for the aero industry and electrical, electronic, mechanical and optical engineering parts for the industrial precision machining sector. Down the years, Takumi has invested in turning centres from Tornos, Doosan and Miyano with 3 and 5-axis machining centres from Doosan, Spinner and most recently Matsuura adding to the plant list. One of the company’s core investments has been hyperMILL CAM software from OPEN MIND Technologies, and this was driven by the onset of barrel tool technology, an influx of 5-axis machines and challenges with previous CAM systems. Commenting on the changes at Takumi, Managing Director Mr Gerry Reynolds says: “Only five years ago, 90% of our work was in the medical industry with the remaining work being across a number of sectors including the aerospace market. We had an opportunity to enter the aerospace market in a more positive way, increasing volumes from 1 to 3-offs to continuous batches of 10-15-off on the Airbus A220, previously known as the Bombardier C-Series. We had to invest in 5-axis technology to accomodate the ramping-up of complex aerospace work and we have bought 13 5-axis machines in the last five years to support this.“ The investment has paid dividends with aerospace work increasing from 5% of turnover to almost 60% in less than five years. However, this is not to the detriment of the medical business, As Gerry continues: “Our business has doubled in size in the last three years due to the increased aerospace work, but the medical sector remains crucially important to our business. Medical components are now 40% of our business, the volume of work has not reduced, it just hasn’t grown at the level of aerospace work. We now have 87 staff and are targeting a monthly turnover of €1m Euros.“ The Influence of CAM “Ten years ago, I didn’t understand CAM and would have argued against it. However, there was a necessity for CAM to run our machines and at the time I called it ‘finger CAM‘, as we were programming at the machine. We progressed to a more comprehensive CAM system and eventually installed eight seats of software. However, a visit to the AMRC introduced us to Ceratizit’s barrel tools and OPEN MIND’s hyperMILL CAM system – this changed the game for Takumi.” After investing heavily in CAM software, Gerry was apprehensive at the prospect of changing CAM systems. “Over the last 5-6 years, we had spent a lot on CAM packages and what we had, worked relatively well; but there were a few issues with processing speed, occasional crashes and some feature limitations. It was the barrel tool machining features within the hyperMILL MAXX High Performance Strategy that appealed to me, but I wanted my team to take the lead, as they would be the ones using the software.” It’s on its way.. “The team did their due diligence, taking in hyperMILL demos and then asking our existing CAM vendor if the barrel tool feature and the mirroring package were available. Our CAM supplier and other vendors all said ‘it’s on its way’ or ‘it’s in development’ regarding more than just these two features in hyperMILL That told us all we needed to know about the various vendors in the market, but it told us a lot more about hyperMILL. They are clearly streets ahead of the other CAM developers. We have rapidly moved to hyperMILL. We bought our first seat 18 months ago and now we have 6 seats of hyperMILL. We are now phasing out our previous CAM system,” continues Gerry. The benefits of hyperMILL The primary reason Takumi Precision invested in hyperMILL was the potential of barrel tools to significantly improve productivity. Commenting on this, Gerry says: “The hyperMILL MAXX Machining High Performance Package and the respective barrel tools with their innovative geometry allow us to step-down 5 to 10mm as opposed to 0.4 to 0.8mm when finishing pockets, walls or profiling features. This has instantly reduced finishing cycles by at least 70%, giving us a minimum overall cycle time improvement of 30% on every component.” However, the benefit is not just the cycle time improvement. “We have historically had a number of staff undertaking finish polishing of parts to ensure our surface finishes exceed customer expectations. Despite the increased speed and step-over rate with hyperMILL MAXX High Performance Machining, the surface finishes are much better than before. This is because the barrel tool has a higher engagement rate that keeps the tool in constant contact with the workpiece.” Another feature that persuaded Takumi Precision to invest in OPEN MIND was the mirroring feature. As Gerry continues: “In the aerospace industry, almost everything is manufactured with a left and right hand component. The mirroring feature in hyperMILL is remarkably comprehensive and with just a touch of a button, we are reducing our programming times on most components by 50%. We have 8 programming staff and the mirroring feature in hyperMILL is effectively doubling the productivity of this team.” Better overall CAM system Whilst hyperMILL has reduced cycle times on the shop floor by over 20% and reduced programming times by upwards of 50% in the office, the benefits reach much further. “hyperMILL is much faster than previous CAM systems and it handles ‘big data’ much better than we have previously witnessed. This has eliminated unforeseen PC crashes and massively improved the reliability, processing and delivery of our data to the shop-floor. Furthermore, hyperMILL has so many ‘obvious’ features and short-cuts that generate savings for the end-user; these ‘obvious’ features don’t appear on other CAM platforms. One feature that simplifies the throughput of programs and parts is hyperCAD. The OPEN MIND CAD system that is integrated into hyperMILL is an excellent platform that has now eliminated our reliance on CAD packages like Inventor. We can now expedite jobs through hyperCAD to hyperMILL with seamless ease – yet another feature that is making life easier for our programming team,” concludes Gerry.

This is about the Airbus A220.

AirBaltic was an early adopter of the Airbus A220, back when it was the Bombardier CSeries. The aircraft is perfectly designed for the Baltic carrier's missions, and CEO Martin Gauss is enthusiastic about the model. He took a few minutes to talk to Skift Airline Weekly editor Madhu Unnikrishnan and Skift Senior Aviation Business Editor Brian Sumers at the IATA Annual General Meeting in Seoul in June.Gauss said for now AirBaltic's focus is on its region of Latvia and neighboring countries, and the airline has no plans to establish bases in Western Europe. Gauss, however, pointed to the example of Finnair, which, like AirBaltic, has a small home population but outsize international traffic. This is the kind of operation he thinks AirBaltic can grow into.Listen for the full interview with AirBaltic CEO Martin Gauss:

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Fresh from the Airbus Innovation Days in Toulouse, aviation journalist and storyteller Howard Slutsken joins RGN deputy editor John Walton to talk about what’s new in the world of Airbus, from new faces at the top of the business to new options for the A321neo, new seating for the A350 and much more. Will Airbus launch the A321XLR, YLR or ZLR at the Paris Air Show next month? Just how rocky is the “rock” and how hard is the “hard place” in the middle of the market? What’s new with the Airbus A220, né Bombardier C Series, and how did Airbus put some Canadian backs up at the Innovation Days? Will Airbus fold yacht technology back into aviation? What other innovations is the airframer looking at? And will the new ten-abreast A350 configuration with sculpted sidewalls live up to the promises Airbus’ sales supremo Christian Scherer is making? Listen here, or every episode of In Conversation is also available on iTunes. A transcript of this podcast will also be published on this page shortly: please email john@runwaygirlnetwork.com with any feedback on formatting or with any recommendations for increasing its accessibility to the widest possible audience.

As more Airbus A220-300s join its fleet, airBaltic is continuing to expand its footprint and open up new markets. Wolfgang Reuss, SVP network management, discusses the Latvian airline’s growth strategy.

During the MRO Americas Conference, Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian provided his opinion on a range of issues—from Delta’s investment in new MRO capabilities to the Airbus A220’s performance and Boeing’s new midsize airplane (NMA)—with Aviation Week Network Editor-in-Chief Joe Anselmo.

Welcome to Episode 064 of the #PaxEx Podcast, which tracks how the airline passenger experience is evolving in a mobile, social, vocal world.

En el programa de hoy, hablamos sobre el último vuelo comercial del Boeing 727, los datos de tránsito en aeropuertos o de la certificación ETOPS 180 del Airbus A220. Nuestro Twitter:@despegamosovdNuestro Instagram:@despegamos_podcast¡Síguenos!

Празднование 100-летия образования Латвийского государства проходит под красно-бело-красным флагом. В юбилейный для страны год были найдены новые возможности использования этого официального символа. Он развевается не только на флагштоках, но и в увеличенном масштабе на высоких мачтах в разных городах страны, в праздничную неделю - на 20 башнях Латвии, а самый большой будет поднят 18 ноября на телебашне Закюсалы. Но выше и дальше всех, на тысячи километров, его несет национальная авиакомпания airBaltic - она выкрасила в цвета латвийского флага свой новый самолет. Об истории государственного флага и отношении к нему слушайте в расширенной версии программы «100 символов культуры». В уменьшенном стилизованном варианте в качестве логотипа государственный флаг Латвии сопровождает каждое мероприятие юбилейной программы. В том числе стоит он и на домашней странице общества Latvijas karogs. Целью организации было к столетию образования государства установить монументальные латвийские флаги в столице и региональных центрах, чтобы жители Латвии могли видеть этот символ государства не только в праздничные даты и проникались патриотизмом каждый день. {module widgetid="50" id="media" action="singlepic" imgid="181160" layoutid="0" layout="" static=""} Вот уже год в Риге на AB дамбе на 60-метровой мачте развевается государственный флаг размером 20 на 10 метров. Затем на 35-метровую высоту латвийский флаг площадью 50 квадратных метров подняла Лиепая. Следом монументальные флаги появились в  других городах  – и не только больших. Поскольку  это частная инициатива, флаги на мачтах шили и устанавливались на пожертвования. Самоуправления помогали с выбором места. Важно, что это долгосрочный проект – крупноформатные государственные флаги останутся в латвийских городах и после празднования столетия обретения независимости как наследие потомкам. В дополнение к этому в праздничную неделю большие государственные флаги будут подняты на 20 башнях Латвии, а самый большой - на телебашне Закюсалы 18 ноября. Размер полотнища – 40 на 20 метров! В Латвии отношение к красно-бело-красному стягу – уважительное, даже консервативное. В отличие от США он не стал частью культа массового потребления.  - Все дело в европейских ценностях, - объясняет один из создателей общества Latvijas karogs директор Института истории Латвии Латвийского университета, доктор исторических наук Гунтис Земитис. Официальным символом государства латвийский флаг стал в 1921 году – решением  Satversmes sapulce (Законодательного собрания). Основной закон Латвийской Республики закрепил цвета флага и их пропорции. После восстановления независимости на смену алому флагу Латвийской ССР вернулся красно-бело-красный флаг Латвии. Первым делом он был поднят над Президентским замком по народной инициативе. Латвийский государственный флаг считается одним из самых древних не только в Европе, но и в мире, поскольку Европа – родина флагов. И уступает первенство разве что датскому флагу. Первое упоминание о "флаге земли Letten" относится к 13 веку. Цесис (в прошлом Венден) до сих пор считает себя родиной Латвийского флага. По легенде основой флага стало белое полотнище, в котором вынесли с поля боя смертельно раненого вождя латышского племени. Воины подняли пропитанное кровью с двух концов полотнище как знамя, и оно привело их к победе. Впрочем, похожая легенда существует и насчёт флага Австрии. {module widgetid="50" id="media" action="singlepic" imgid="181162" layoutid="0" layout="" static=""} В оригинале немецкой Рифмованной хроники указано, что флаг этот — красный, разрезанный белым — «по вендскому обычаю». Изображений, как он выглядел тогда, не сохранилось. И это дало почву для дискуссий. Есть версия, что отряд вендов был под знаменем своего города Вендена (ныне Цесиса), который поныне сохранил свой старинный флаг: красное поле рассечено белым крестом. Дискуссии о национальном символе возобновились в 1917 году после Февральской революции, когда зашла речь об объединении губерний Российской империи, на которых проживали латыши: Лифляндской, Курляндской и частично Витебской, к которой относилась Латгалия. Это был первый шаг на пути к автономии. - Темный тон красного цвета – кармин – больше соответствует менталитету латышского народа, - считает историк Гунтис Земитис. Этот тон в наши дни получил еще одно, неофициальное, название: "латвийский красный". Его узнаваемости способствуют спортсмены в форме цветов государственного флага.  Cмелой идеей было сделать объектом дизайна самолет и покрасить новый Airbus A220-300 в цвета государственного флага. Такой подарок к 100-летию образования Латвии преподнесла национальная авиакомпания airBaltic. {module widgetid="50" id="media" action="singlepic" imgid="181161" layoutid="0" layout="" static=""} Теперь этот самолет можно в шутку называть"бортом номер 1". Символично, что президент Латвии Раймонд Вейонис оказался среди первых пассажиров, которых красно-бело-красный лайнер поднял в небо.

Vi er tilbake med vanlig besetning – Thomas Lone, Espen Næss og Christian Kamhaug sammen i «Elvebredden Studios». I flight 38 snakker vi om kvartalstallene til Norwegian og Lufthansa, vi ser på nye flykonkurser, ny storflyplass og nytt fly til Delta. Dagens hovedtema er luftens friheter.Vi sender en ekstra takk til alle som har støttet oss via Patreon. Vi har brukt litt penger på nytt utstyr, men ønsker oss en ekstra mikrofon (så Christian og Espen ikke trenger å dele) Klikk her for å støtte oss via Patreon!AktueltLion Air har bestilt en «hel haug» Boeing 737MAX i flere størrelserFoto: BoeingNorwegians Q3-resultaterLufthansa Groups Q3-resultaterLion Air styrt – selskapets  13. ulykke eller uhell siden 2002Cobolt Air konkursSmall Planet Airlines i trøbbelNye Istanbul International Airport har åpnetKrangel i oneworldHeathrow dropper landingsavgiftrer i et år for det første selskaper som kommer med hybridflyDelta har fått sin første Airbus A220 (aka CSeries) Espen og Christian feirer Halloween!Ukens hovedtema:  Luftens friheterLes mer om:Luftens friheterChicago-konvensjonenFlypodden anbefaler:For å lære mer om reguleringer og friheter (og ufriheter) i luften, anbefaler Christian denne gang boken Airspace Closure and Civil Aviation See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fresh from the Farnborough Air Show 2018, aviation journalist Bernie Baldwin is in conversation with RGN deputy editor John Walton, analysing the big passenger experience news from this year’s pivotal airshow. What was the Embraer E190-E2 like inside, and how has it changed from previous versions of the E-Jet family? How will the new staggered first class seating change the game? What’s up with the new Bombardier CRJ Atmosphère regional jet cabin, and what will be different for passengers on board? With the Bombardier C Series now seeing orders as the Airbus A220, what’s new for this segment? What’s new with the Mitsubishi MRJ? Why is Airbus pulling out the cabin of the A330neo, and what’s insider HiFly’s first second-hand A380? And just how many times can Bernie and John enthuse about overhead bins?

This week our episode kicks off with Seth from PaxEx.Aero who joins Ed in doing a deeper dive on the new Airbus A220. Jen from Deals We Like fills us in all about Wyndham’s Free Night After 2 Stays Promotion (and how to best prepare if they cut it short again). If you are flying within Europe or on a flight departing from Europe, you want to tune in to our interview this week with Becky from sightDOING. She shares everything you need to know about EC 261 - the European Union’s Flight Compensation Regulation. Knowing these passenger rights will ensure that you get paid for applicable delays or cancellations. Thanks to our Sponsors! Gogo In-Flight Internet BookYourAward.com Timestamps 04:16 - Trivia Time! What was JetBlue’s original name? 08:00 - Airbus’ “Air Space” Design 18:13 - What happens if Wyndham pulls their promo early (again)? 20:50 - What is EC 261? 24:00 - What IS and IS NOT covered by EC 261… 26:00 - Available resources to help you get your maximum compensation Show Notes & Links Seth’s posts on the new A220 Jen’s post on Wyndham’s latest Free Night promo Becky’s Blogpost

Bienvenue dans le dix-septième épisode de ce podcast !Aujourd'hui, nous allons discuter d'un sujet plus orienté vers les voyages mais pas n'importe lesquels. Nous allons parler de voyages transatlantiques en Cessna avec notre invitée Virginie.En introduction, je présente notre invitée Virginie. Nous nous intéresserons à son parcours de pilote professionnelle mais aussi de ce qui l'a amenée à être impliquée dans de telles aventures. Nous irons en détail sur les différents aspects de préparations de ce voyage ainsi que des difficultés associées au survol de régions aussi peu hospitalières.ActualitésLa première actualité de la semaine est le premier vol imminent du Beluga XL. Le Beluga XL est une nouvelle version du Beluga déjà en service chez Airbus. Le Beluga original était basé sur la cellule de l'A300-600 alors que la version est basée sur l'A330-200F.Image : Le Beluga XL avec une jolie livrée !Cette nouvelle version dispose d'un large baie cargo d'une largeur de 8 mètres et d'une longueur de 43 mètres. Il est capable de transporter 53 tonnes de cargo sur 4000km. L'ouverture de la baie se fait par l'avant de manière similaire aux Boeing 747 cargo.Image : Un Beluga qui engloutit des fuselages d'A320Cet avion est une composante majeur de la stratégie industrielle d'Airbus car elle leur permet de répartir la production de ses avions en Europe.La seconde actualité de la semaine est la concrétisation de la prise du contrôle du programme C-Series par Airbus. Nous avions déjà évoqué les difficultés de ce programme lors de l'épisode 6 avec notamment le litige initié par Boeing auprès de la commission fédérale du commerce américaine.Image : Un avion magnifique !Cette prise de contrôle a été actée récemment avec le renommage du CS100 en Airbus A220-100 et du CS300 en Airbus A220-300. Suite à cette annonce par Airbus, JetBlue a annoncé son intention d'acheter 60 A220-300 avec 60 options supplémentaires.Image : Toujours aussi magnifique en livrée AirbusEspérons que cette alliance entre Bombardier et Airbus permettra à ce programme de prospérer et de dépasser ces difficultés financières initiales.Rubrique thématiqueVirginie nous présente son parcours qui l'a amené à se reconvertir dans l'aviation suite à un parcours professionnel initial totalement différent. Nous discuterons avec elle de son choix de formation entre l'Europe, les États-Unis et le Canada.Images du voyage : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5Elle nous décrira ensuite son expérience lors de deux vols de convoyages transatlantiques ayant eu lieu récemment. Nous parlerons des divers préparatifs incluant le matériel de survie, la gestion de l'avitaillement en carburant, la gestion des tracas mécaniques mais aussi de l'hébergement lors des différentes étapes.Pour conclure, Virginie donnera quelques conseils pour les personnes qui seraient intéressées pour se lancer dans une telle aventure transatlantique.Vidéo de la semaineLa vidéo de la semaine est une vidéo proposée par la chaîne de Matthew Guthmiller. Elle présente le récit des deux étapes d'une traversée Ouest-Est de l'Atlantique Nord en Cessna 210 Centurion. Le voyage débute sur la côte Ouest du Groenland et finit à Reykjavik en passant par Nuuk sur la cote est du Groenland.A la fin de la vidéo, on peut également voir une visite du centre de contrôle océanique islandais.Lien vers la vidéoConclusionAinsi se conclut donc le dix-septième épisode. J’espère qu’il vous a plu et je vous invite à vous abonner sur votre application de podcast favoris. Également, n’hésitez pas à laisser un avis 5 étoiles sur iTunes ce qui permettra à d’autres personnes de découvrir ce podcast.Si vous avez des questions, des remarques ou des suggestions, n’hésitez pas à utiliser le formulaire de contact.Si vous voulez recevoir des notifications lors de la sortie des nouveaux épisodes, vous pouvez vous inscrire à la newsletter dans la barre latérale droite de notre site. Vous pouvez également nous suivre sur Twitter sur @ParlonsAviation et sur Facebook sur notre page « Parlons Aviation. »CréditsPhotos C-Series & A220 : AirbusPhotos Beluga : AirbusPhotos transatlantiques : VirginieCe podcast est proposé sous licence Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0.

Have you heard about #PlaneBae? Mike from Coworkaholic chats with Ed about this trending topic as well as the new Airbus A220 and how to score crazy cheap prices on private flights. Trevor from Tagging Miles talks all about “Retail Arbitrage” and all the ways you can earn miles without having to travel. Interested in learning more? He’s hosting the 7th #ResellingDo this fall in Maryland! Jen from Deals we Like has found a few short cuts to scoring faster status at Hyatt. Gilbert from God Save the Points teaches us about how airlines are starting to post secret low prices, but only on their apps. This week’s The Final Two Pennies is all about BoardingArea’s newest podcast, NowBoarding! There’s three episodes live this week...tune in to learn more about your favorite travel bloggers! Thanks to our Sponsors! Gogo In-Flight Internet BookYourAward.com Timestamps 1:30 - News & Notes: #PlaneBae 5:00 - JetBlue orders a slew of the new Airbus A220 10:30 - Free membership offer for JetSmarter 14:14 - Earning points through “Retail Arbitrage” 19:45 - What is #ResellingDo 25:00 - Short cuts to higher status at Hyatt 30:00 - Scoring secret flight deals on airline apps 37:35 - TF2P: BoardingArea has a new podcast! Show Notes & Links The 411 on #PlaneBae from TPG Info on the new Airbus A220 from Wandering Aramean Mike’s post on getting free membership to JetSmarter Trevor’s podcast: Observation Deck Info on #ResellingDo Jen’s post on short cuts to higher status at Hyatt Gilbert’s post on secret prices on airline apps

A little shorter episode this time around. This is episode 5 where we talk about how the partnership between Airbus and bombardier came about, a surprising order announcement for the new aircraft from a US carrier, and what this means for the future of Airbus and Bombardier. Don't forget, I will be flying out to EAA Airventure Oshkosh in our schools awarded brand-new Top Hawk Cessna 172s. The aircraft will be on display at the AOPA booth so come stop by and say hi! Also, send me an email if you're going to be there! Instagram: @thenickherring If you like the show, be sure to rate and comment in the Apple Podcast app and tell your friends! Thanks!

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Thomas og Christian har fremdeles sommerferie, men avbryter ferien for å spille inn Flight 023. Denne gang snakker vi om NMA (igjen), CSeries (igjen), verdens mest lukrative flyruter og Widerøe som har fått nok en ny venn. Denne vennen fører til at Christian mimrer tilbake til tiden i SAS der han blant annet jobbet med revenue management. Christian har også vært på joggetur og klart å linke canadisk folkemusikk med flysikkerhet og Thomas har en anbefaling som kan være crack for hjernen din…  Vi sender en ekstra takk til alle som har støttet oss via Patreon. Klikk her for å støtte oss via Patreon!AktueltSlik vil jetBlues Airbus A220-300 kunne se ut når de leveres om to år.Foto: AirbusBoeing kan ha dårlig tid med NMABoeing har søkt om merkevarebeskyttelse av «797»CSeries blir Airbus A220JetBlue bestiller 60 Airbus A220-300 som erstatning for E-190Verdens ti mest innbringende flyruterWiderøe begynner codeshare med Air FranceAir Belgium vurderer rene fraktflyTabellen viser verdens ti mest innbringende flyruter. Kilde: OAGUkens hovedtema – Air Canada flight 797Om Air Canada 797Stan Rogers Flypodden anbefalerOnlinespillet Airlinesim.aero – bygg ditt egent flyselskap. Men – du er herved advart. Dette er som crack på en flynerdhjerne See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.