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Thursday, 4 June 2020

AVIATION NEWS and JOBS June 4






London City Airport To Be Operational By The End Of June
The small central London airport has been closed since March 25th due to a massive drop in demand.
It would be up to individual airlines to announce if and when they are resuming services.  One obvious candidate for returning to London City would be LoganAir.  The airline operates a flight between London and The Isle of Man for BA CityFlyer.  The only other airline operating domestic flights is BA CityFlyer itself. It makes sense for the airline to resume some London City flights.  Potentially, Aer Lingus could also be included with Dublin being in the Common Travel Area.
Like many other airports, the reopening of London City will come with some new rules attached. The airport is asking passengers to observe social distancing.  All passengers will have their temperature taken on arrival and departure from the airport.
https://simpleflying.com/london-city-airport-reopening
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40 Destinations: Austrian Airlines flies again 
Good news from AUA: the Lufthansa subsidiary will take off again from 15 June after almost 90 days of grounding.  Forty European destinations will be served for the time being. Numerous regulations and restrictions will be imposed on passengers.
Destinations will be Amsterdam, Athens, Basel, Berlin, Brussels, Bucharest, Dubrovnik, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Larnaca, London, Munich, Paris, Prishtina, Sarajevo, Skopje, Sofia, Stockholm, Stuttgart, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki, Tirana, Varna and Zurich.  Belgrade, Graz, Innsbruck, Kiev, Kosice, Milan, Nice, Prague, Split and Warsaw will follow.
New: mouth-and-nose protection is mandatory and boarding will in the future take place by groups.
https://www.meinbezirk.at/c-wirtschaft/aua-fliegt-wieder-ab-15-juni_a4085022
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Electric Aircraft Breaks World Record
It is not the first passenger plane that flew fully electric, but it is the largest. A Cessna 208 Caravan flew purely electrically for 30 minutes.
The world premiere took place on December 10, 2019. At that time a converted De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver took off from Harbor Air for its maiden flight in electric mode. It was the first fully electric flight of a passenger aircraft. The Canadian airline wants to convert its entire fleet to electric propulsion. It is relying on technology from Magnix.
Magnix is also on board the latest record. The American company has developed the Magni 500 electric motor, which is 560 kilowatts strong. It powered a Cessna 208 caravan on Thursday (May 28). With a capacity of nine passengers, the passenger aircraft is larger than the DHC-2.
https://www.aerotelegraph.com/cessna-caravan-magnix-elektroflugzeug-bricht-weltrekord
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Smart move! 
Emirates Airline Begins Conducting Rapid COVID-19 Tests For Boarding Passengers
If this would have been done by ALL AIRLINES (and busses or trains) around the world it would have prevented a lot of sick or dead people
https://lnkd.in/g_YEMsT
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VIDEO
Soon to be back?  The beauty of Los Angeles International Airport
Airplanes Landing and Taking Off at LAX
https://lnkd.in/ggb4YAi
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Lufthansa Board Approves Giving Up Slots For A Bailout
On 25th May, the airline agreed to a $9.88bn economic recovery package under the Economic Stabilization Fund. However,  the package was anything but free help.  The board agreed for the airline to release 24 take-off and landing slots at both airports to competitors.
https://simpleflying.com/lufthansa-approves-bailout-package/
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Air Canada Uses its VIP A319 for Scheduled Flights
Air Canada Jetz actually flies for musicians or athletes. Due to the pandemic, the three VIP A319s are now available to all passengers.
Bruce Springsteen, U2, the Spice Girls or even ice hockey teams such as the Edmonton Oilers: anyone who boards an Air Canada Jetz plane must have fame or the necessary change.  Now even ordinary mortals can take a seat on board the VIP plane. Air Canada announced last week (May 21) that they will be using Air Canada Jetz aircraft on regularly scheduled flights. From June 1, they will be used on some domestic flights, such as from Toronto to Montreal or Ottawa.
https://www.aerotelegraph.com/
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Lufthansa flies from Munich to the USA again
Lufthansa has resumed flights from Munich to the USA. On Wednesday (June 3), it flew non-stop to Los Angeles for the first time since March 13, 2020.  Lufthansa had already flown an A350 from Munich to Chicago the day before. From now on, both destinations in the USA will initially be served three times a week from the Bavarian capital.
https://www.aerotelegraph.com/
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Why Is Wizz Air So Cheap?
Wizz Air is a European low-cost carrier based out of Budapest, Hungary with operations rapidly expanding across the region and even as far away as Abu Dhabi in the UAE.
A ‘relentless focus on costs’
- A single-type fleet - the Airbus A320 family
- Fleet leases - it has a young collection of fuel-efficient and reliable aircraft
- Wizz Air’s cheapest tickets are usually for flights that depart or land at less-than-ideal times: very early in the morning or late at night
- The airline has one of the densest configurations on the market. Its Airbus A321s have 230 seats in a single class configuration - Wizz’s seat pitch is a meager 28 inches
- Tight turnaround times at airports, making the boarding and deplaning process as quick as possible.
- The passenger experience is basic - no checked baggage, no carry-on’s
Conclusion: They leave out the ‘extras’ and leave customers to pay additional fees for them. Employees won’t be paid well either..
https://simpleflying.com/
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AVIATION JOBS:

Pilot in Command, Global 6000 – Executive Jet Management -Teterboro, NJ
Requirements:
- Airman Certificate ATP
- Appropriate PIC Type Rating
- 3500 hrs Total Flight Time
- 2000 hrs Pilot in Command
- 1,500 hrs Multi-Engine Land
- 500 hrs Multi-Engine PIC
- 300 hrs Instrument
- 500 hrs Turbine Engine
- 500 hrs Jet
https://career4.successfactors.com/careers

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Pilot in Command Global 6000 Vision - Executive Jet Management - Teterboro, NJ
Requirements:
- FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP)
- 4-6 years of experience
- Strong customer service skills
- 3,500 hrs Total flight time:
- 1,500 hrs Multi-Engine Land (MEL)
- 2,000 hrs Pilot in Command
- 500 hrs PIC MEL
- 300 hrs Instrument
- 500 hrs Jet
- Global 6000 Vision type rating and currency required
https://careers.netjets.com/ejm/job/Teterboro-Pilot-in-Command-Global-6000-Vision-NJ-07608/652361900/


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Learjet 45 Type Rated First Officers Hyperion Aviation Malta
Requirements:
- Languages: English
- JAR/EASA CPL License with IR and Type Rating
- JAR/EASA Class 1 Medical certificate
- 1,000 flight hrs total time
- 500 hrs on Jet
- Worldwide Experience
https://www.aviationjobs.me/jobs/learjet-45-type-rated-first-officers-hyperion-aviation-malta/
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MD-80 First Officers Everts Air Cargo US
to be based in Laredo, TX
Requirements:
- Type required: No
- Languages: English
- FAA ATP and Class 1 flight crew medical certificate
- Valid Driver’s License
- The unrestricted right to live and work in the US
https://www.aviationjobs.me/jobs/md-80-non-type-rated-first-officers-everts-air-cargo-us/
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B767 First Officers Amerijet International US
Requirements:
- FAA ATP
- 1500 hrs of total flying experience
- airplane category multi-engine class rating
- English proficiency endorsement
- FAA Class 1 flight crew medical certificate
- The unrestricted right to live and work in the US
https://www.aviationjobs.me/jobs/b767-non-type-rated-first-officers-amerijet-international-us/
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R22/44 CFII – Texas
CFII Flap-Air Helicopter Service
Requirements:
- Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
- Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII).
- Robinson Safety School required.
- Flight hours: 300 min. Total Time
- R22 & R44 Instruction Endorsements
- Weight Restrictions due to Aircraft operating.
- Must be US Citizen
https://helijobs.net/2020/05/r22-44-cfii-texas-2/
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Thursday, 17 January 2019

Aviation News from Vienna, Teheran, Kuala Lumpur




Vienna: Austrian Airlines to spend $228 M, expanding the Airbus fleet
Austrian Airlines will expand its Airbus fleet from the current 36 planes to a total of 46 over the next three years. At the same time, 18 turboprop aircraft with 76 seats will be phased out.  On balance, the flight offering from Vienna will be expanded by more than ten percent.
“This should also be considered as a clear challenge to the increasingly tough competition in Vienna, and we are prepared to take further steps to defend our position at our flight hub in Vienna”, says Austrian Airlines CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech.
Vienna Airport (VIEV.VI), one of Europe’s main hubs for eastern European destinations, introduced an incentive scheme after the collapse of Air Berlin to attract new carriers, which has proved particularly successful with low-cost airlines.


Letzte Passagierflüge mit der Boeing 727
TEHERAN - Iran Aseman Airlines hat ihre letzte aktive Boeing 727 außer Dienst gestellt. Das betagte Muster wurde von keiner anderen Airline länger für Linienflüge mit Passagieren eingesetzt.
Die 727-200 L/N 1603 gehörte bei ihrer Auslieferung im April 1980 an Air France bereits zu den späten Vertretern ihrer Art: Boeing stellte die Produktion der seit 1963 gebauten 727 nach 1.831 Auslieferungen 1984 ein.
https://www.aero.de/news-30741/Letzte-Passagierfluege-mit-der-Boeing-727.html


Cargolux: Feuer und Rauch im Cockpit
Eine Boeing 747-8 von Cargolux hat einen Flug Minuten nach dem Start in Kuala Lumpur abgebrochen.  Die Piloten meldeten Feuer und Rauch im Cockpit.  Die Boeing setzte 35 Minuten nach dem Start wieder sicher in Kuala Lumpur auf, blockierte aber rund zwei Stunden die Start- und Landebahn 32R.
http://avherald.com/

Wednesday, 16 January 2019

Austrian Airlines: Route Expansion in Canada






Austrian Airlines expands their Air Canada - Montreal codeshare routes from April 2019 on. 

Austrian Airlines has announced a new, year-round daily flight to Montréal (YUL).  It will launch from its base in Vienna.  This new flight to YUL means that the Lufthansa Group, to which Austrian Airlines belong, offers numerous flights to the Quebec region.
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Planned codeshare routes from 29 April 2019:
Montreal – Calgary 
Montreal – Halifax 
Montreal – Ottawa
Montreal – Vancouver
Montreal – Winnipeg

The service will be operated by the carrier’s Boeing 767-300(ER) aircraft on a daily basis throughout the Summer, and then five times per week during the Winter season.




With this change, Austrian, Lufthansa, and Swiss will all be flying to Montreal, from Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, and Zurich.  Austrian has a fairly small long-haul fleet, so not surprisingly, this new route is coming at the expense of another destination.  Austrian will discontinue flights between Vienna and Toronto as of April 2019.

Austrian Airlines AG, sometimes shortened to Austrian, is the flag carrier of Austria and a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group.

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