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As Atlanta’s airport grows, smaller airports lose passengers

Hartsfield Jackson-Atlanta International Airport Atlanta   ATLANTA (AP) — Airports in large cities are gaining passengers — and smaller towns are losing them, a new report shows. Some smaller airports are shrinking in passenger traffic as large airports grow even larger, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported , citing a new industry report by Airlines Council International. The

New Airline Routes Boost African Arrivals By 13.3 pct: report

New airline routes and fresh optimism on the continent have prompted robust growth in Africa’s international flight arrivals to 13.3 percent in early and mid-2017 compared to the equivalent period last year, an aviation report said Wednesday. The report was released by ForwardKeys, a global travel patterns firm, during Aviation Africa

Philippine Plane Veers Off Runway, Passengers Evacuated

Manila, Philippines (AP) - A Philippine plane carrying more than 180 passengers and crewmen veered off the runway after landing in a central province, prompting the pilot to order an evacuation of the aircraft, officials said Saturday. The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines said all passengers and crew of Cebu

Virgin Hands London-NYC Flight to Delta as Boeing 787s Need Engine Fix

A Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner passenger aircraft, operated by Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd., takes off from Heathrow. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg U.K. carrier moves service to ally so Dreamliners can be idled Jets recalled by Rolls-Royce are latest to suffer blade wear   Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. has transferred one of its daily trans-Atlantic flights

The Emergency Escape Slide on Your Airbus Jet Might Be Broken

That emergency slides on some Airbus planes may be broken   FRANKFURT - Pumps used to inflate the emergency slides on some of Airbus SE’s biggest aircraft, may be damaged due to improper folding by maintenance crews that caused cracks or leaks in shutoff valves, and might not be working, Europe’s aviation safety regulator warned Inspections found

Nigeria’s Aero Begins C-check Maintenance at Its Lagos Facility

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Aero Contractors aircraft at its C check maintenance facility   ... Aero to Save Nigerian Airlines N30b annually ... partners AJ Walters of UK for tooling and spares, South Africa Airways and other international maintenance organizations for Technical issues   Nigeria’s oldest airline, Aero Contractors has made history by conducting the first C-check on a Boeing B373. This

Bi-Courtney says FAAN’s operation of GAT halves its revenue

The management of Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two, Lagos, has said that the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria’s operation of the General Aviation Terminal is depriving it of over 50 percent of its revenue. The BASL, in a statement signed by its spokesperson, Mr.

The World’s Largest Cruise Ship Will Have Robot Bartenders, an En-Suite Slide

Symphony of the Seas, Royal Caribbean's newest Oasis-class ship, under construction at the STX shipyard in France. The ship is scheduled to be delivered in 2018. Source: Royal Caribbean   Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas will also feature a 10-story slide and new original entertainment.   It’s not enough to have the biggest boat—you have to

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