Articles Tagged ‘Boeing’
Copa world’s top long-haul narrowbody operator
We look at the world’s top-10 long-haul narrowbody operators and routes, together with the most dominant aircraft and countries.
Condor jets off from Düsseldorf to Varadero
Condor launched Düsseldorf to Varadero on 6 November, replacing Eurowings. Düsseldorf had one-third of Germany’s total seats to Cuba in 2019.
Boeing 737-800s and 900s have 85% of all NG seats – we explore routes
With Melbourne – Sydney the Boeing 737-800’s thickest route + Anchorage – Seattle the 900’s, we explore the network and airlines of these two NG models.
Turkish Airlines has 80 widebody destinations in December
As Turkish Airlines receives first A350-900, we examine the carrier’s widebody network – with widebodies used on 1/3 of network in early December.
Boeing 737 NGs had 1.55 billion seats in 2019 – we explore routes
With the Boeing 737 MAX re-entry coming, we look at the crucial NGs. In this first part, it’s the -600 & -700; the -600 has just 0.30% of NG seats globally.
Boeing 747-400s: top airlines and routes in this decade
With multiple airlines retiring Boeing 747-400s, we look at the type’s top operators and routes globally this decade. Which are in and which aren’t?
Ukraine International to restart JFK via KEF using B737-900ERs; the world’s longest 737 route
We examine Ukraine International’s Kiev – JFK, which began in 2014. Last year, 73% of its JFK traffic transiting over Kiev, with Tel Aviv #1.
Bamboo Airways’ first flight to Melbourne as gears up for scheduled service next year
We look at Bamboo Airways’ plan for Melbourne – Hanoi, which is the largest unserved market between Australia and Vietnam and Hanoi’s #1 unserved market globally.
Boeing 737 Classic seats totalled 44 million last year, down 224 million since 2010
In 2010, Boeing’s 737 Classics had 268 million seats globally. Last year, they had 44 million. We look at the evolution of the type and top airlines and routes for each series.
Krasnodar first airport to welcome Pobeda’s B737-800 with livery for medical workers
During this crisis, a cake to celebrate the arrival of an aircraft with its nose covered by a mask sounds more than a good idea to the anna.aero team.
Delta to retire 777s this year; inevitable given small scale, age, & fuel-efficient replacement
Delta has never been a large user of 777s, and their earlier-than-planned end comes as no surprise. We look at why & at the type’s top operators.
Australia’s Rex considering 737s/320s for thick routes; clever move or risking everything?
As Rex, with 57 operational Saab 340s, considers acquiring narrowbodies, far beyond its comfort zone, we look at what it’s considering. Much is at stake.