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Geographically, this audience is concentrated in key high-value markets such as California, Florida, and New York, making Prime Properties Daily the ideal platform for brands seeking to engage with the elite real estate community. | | | | | New Airline Set to Transform European Routes | | | | Lufthansa Group Launches Lufthansa City Airlines Lufthansa Group's newest venture, Lufthansa City Airlines, is set to take flight, marking the beginning of its operations with an Airbus A320neo on the Munich to Birmingham route.
A New Player in the European Skies The new airline has been created to enhance Lufthansa's existing network by offering feeder flights from Munich and Frankfurt. Initially, Lufthansa City Airlines will focus on domestic routes, including Bremen, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Hannover, along with Birmingham as its first international destination.
Expansion Plans Already in Motion Following its debut, the airline is set to expand its service with the introduction of a second aircraft, an Airbus A319. This will bring new flights to Berlin, Bordeaux, and Hamburg. The airline plans to add more destinations and significantly grow its fleet.
Ambitious Growth Strategy The airline's long-term vision includes the introduction of 40 Airbus A220-300s, alongside an initial fleet of five A320 family jets. These new aircraft will be part of an expansion that will not only enhance Lufthansa’s regional network but also create significant job opportunities. The airline has also earmarked several additional routes, with Manchester, Barcelona, and numerous other cities being potential destinations in the near future.
A Successor to Lufthansa CityLine The airline will essentially replace Lufthansa CityLine, offering greater capacity and flexibility. With a focus on feeding Lufthansa’s growing network of long-haul flights, Lufthansa City Airlines is poised to become an essential player in Europe’s short and medium-haul flight sector. | | | | Bangkok Airways Boosts International Capacity with Wet Lease Deal | | | | Bangkok Airways has secured a deal to wet lease two Airbus narrowbody aircraft from the French operator Amelia to enhance its international operations.
Increased Capacity for Key Routes The wet lease agreement includes an Airbus A319 and an A320, both of which will be stationed in Bangkok. These aircraft will be deployed on popular international routes, including Luang Prabang in Laos and Phnom Penh and Siem Reap in Cambodia.
Expanding International Reach With a fleet already consisting of two A320s and 11 A319s, the airline is responding to growing demand for its international services. The wet leased aircraft will allow the carrier to better meet this demand, further strengthening its presence in Southeast Asia.
Amelia’s Role in the Expansion Amelia’s fleet, which includes four A320s and two A319s, will play a crucial role in supporting Bangkok Airways’ operations as it seeks to expand its international reach.
Fleet Strategy for Future Growth Looking ahead, Bangkok Airways is considering additional aircraft to support its growth strategy. Plans are underway to issue a request for proposals for new jets to replace its current Airbus A320 family fleet, which includes 11 A319s and two A320s, by the end of the year. | | | | | | | | | | Allegiant to Close Austin Crew Base | | | | Allegiant Air to Close Austin Crew Base Amid Terminal Transition Allegiant Air has announced the closure of its crew base at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, a move prompted by the planned shutdown of the South Terminal.
Shifting Operations to Main Terminal Despite this closure, Allegiant will continue its operations in Austin. However, the airline will no longer base crews or aircraft at the airport. The airline plans to relocate to the main terminal once the South Terminal ceases operations. Unfortunately, limited gate space at the main terminal will not allow for the continuation of the crew base.
No Impact on Flight Service Allegiant will continue to operate flights to and from Austin, though these will now be managed as turns from other bases. This shift will not disrupt the availability of services to over 20 destinations across the USA, including routes to and from cities like Las Vegas, Bozeman, Eugene, and Provo.
South Terminal to Close for Expansion The South Terminal, which is not connected to the main terminal, is slated for closure as part of an expansion project to accommodate new airfield infrastructure. This is part of Austin-Bergstrom International’s broader plans to improve the airport’s capacity and facilities.
A Long-Term Commitment to Austin Allegiant has been serving Austin for several years and invested $75 million into its local base with the goal of increasing operational efficiency and creating high-wage jobs. While the crew base is closing, Allegiant remains committed to its services in the region and continues to explore opportunities to support its leisure-focused network. | | | | Breeze Airways Poised for International Expansion | | | | Breeze Airways, the young airline founded by serial entrepreneur David Neeleman, has received preliminary approval to launch international flights, signaling a new chapter in its rapid growth.
Strategic Plans for International Service Primarily operating Airbus A220 aircraft, Breeze Airways is preparing to extend its reach beyond the United States. The A220, with its impressive range of 3,800 nautical miles, will enable the airline to serve international destinations, particularly focusing on “warm weather” locations.
Expansion to Include New Destinations The airline, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, anticipates ending the year with a fleet of around 45 aircraft, including 33 A220s. Breeze Airways is on track to secure full approval as an international carrier, with plans to begin selling tickets for winter season international routes.
Caribbean and Latin America First Initial international routes will focus on the Caribbean and Latin America, with plans for European and Hawaiian destinations following later. Breeze Airways will use its expanding base in Providence, Rhode Island, as a key launch point for these new routes.
A Growing Fleet and Strong Demand In addition to its growing fleet of A220s, Breeze will also operate 10-13 Embraer E190s, which are mainly used for sports charter services. The A220 aircraft, with its three-class configuration, will be capable of reaching markets such as Iceland, Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, and beyond.
Positive Reception and Growth Since its launch, Breeze Airways has already posted its first operating profit and experienced strong customer satisfaction, particularly for its premium service offering. With impressive Net Promoter Scores and increasing ancillary revenue, Breeze Airways is making a significant mark in the aviation industry. | | | | Air Serbia Expands with New Chinese Route | | | | Air Serbia to Launch Flights to Guangzhou Air Serbia will launch twice-weekly flights to Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, marking its second long-haul destination in China. The new route will begin with the addition of a third Airbus A330-200 to the airline’s fleet.
New Route to Strengthen Asia Connections This expansion follows Air Serbia's re-entry into long-haul flights with services to New York JFK. The carrier has since added flights to Tianjin and Chicago. The new Guangzhou route will further strengthen Air Serbia’s presence in Asia and its growing network of international connections.
A Growing Global Reach The new Guangzhou service is a strategic move to enhance Air Serbia’s reach, particularly in China, a region of increasing importance for both tourism and trade. Guangzhou Baiyun, a major hub for China Southern Airlines, was the busiest airport in China by passenger numbers, underscoring the significance of this new route.
Strategic Partnerships Drive Expansion The launch of this service comes on the heels of a strategic partnership between Belgrade and Beijing, which is expected to foster deeper cooperation between the two nations. This partnership is set to fuel growth in tourism, trade relations, and cultural exchange, making the Guangzhou route an integral part of Air Serbia's expansion strategy. |
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