NAS Daily 27 FEB 24

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News

Exploring new routes and keeping costs low at Warsaw Modlin Airport
Tomasz Szymczak, of Lotnisko Warszawa/Modlin Airport, gave us an insight into how the low-cost, regional airport operates.
Link (International Airport Review)

Federal Aviation Administration finalises rule to reduce carbon pollution from New Jets and Turboprops
FAA grants Monterey airportThe rule requires incorporating improved fuel-efficient technologies for airplanes manufactured after January 01, 2028.
Link (International Airport Review)

Report finds pilots to blame for Marathon Airlines E195 Belgrade runway overrun
A preliminary report has been published into the incident on February 22, 2024, involving a Marathon Airlines Embraer…
Link (AeroTime)

Qatar Airways to join strategic partners at newer Indian airport for Goa flights
Qatar Airways will move its operations for Goa in India from Dabolim Airport (GOI) to the newer Manohar…
Link (AeroTime)

Ryanair to increase services from Stockholm and Gothenburg
Swedish airport operator, Swedavia, today revealed that Ryanair will launch four new routes at Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Göteborg Landvetter Airport respectively this summer. Ryanair is to expand at both Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Göteborg Landvetter Airport ahead of the summer programme 2024 and will launch four new routes. From Stockholm Arlanda, the Irish airline ...
Link (Airport World)

Work to start on ‘sustainable’ car park expansion at Brisbane Airport
Construction is set to commence on an expanded car park at Brisbane Airport’s Domestic Terminal as part of the ongoing $5 billion Future BNE transformation. Future BNE encompasses more than 150 projects including upgrades to the Domestic and International Terminals, the construction of Terminal 3’s first stage, and additional commercial, industrial, and retail developments. The ...
Link (Airport World)

Qantas Airbus A380 engine found with two-month missing tool inside at LAX
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has launched an investigation after a tool was found inside a Qantas…
Link (AeroTime)

Warsaw Chopin Airport enhances valet passenger experience
The Valet Parking service allows travellers to seamlessly hand over their vehicles to a professional Valet Parking driver just before entering the terminal.
Link (International Airport Review)

AIRPORT WORLD 2024, ISSUE 01
VIEW THE ISSUE HERE DOWNLOAD THE ISSUE HERE Airport profile: Santiago de Chile Design & Build: Bengaluru-Kempegowda & Jackson Hole Plus: Sustainability; IT Innovation; People Matters; and ACI news Growth trajectory Editor, Joe Bates, reflects on the continued upturn in global traffic and the ‘connectivity’ theme of this issue of Airport World. While it is, ...
Link (Airport World)

Making history: Aberdeen International Airport celebrates 90th year
Passengers and former colleagues are being asked to share their stories of Aberdeen International Airport as it prepares for its 90th anniversary. The largest transport hub in northern Scotland has been at the heart of the community since it began operations in July 1934, when Lord Arbuthnott officially opened it. Several celebrations are planned for ...
Link (Airport World)

Jammu Airport’s new terminal building inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
The new terminal building is being developed at a cost of rs. 865 Crore and will boost the local economy, trade and tourism.
Link (International Airport Review)

Brisbane to get new Delta Air Lines service to Los Angeles
In another big win for Queensland, Delta Air Lines is set to spread its wings by commencing services to Brisbane from December this year. The announcement heralds another leap forward in connectivity and, according to Brisbane Airport (BNE), is poised to further invigorate Queensland’s tourism and export sector. Delta Air Lines will launch with three ...
Link (Airport World)

London Luton Airport invests £70 million in local economy
More than half of London Luton Airport’s (LLA) supply chain spend went to businesses within a 25-mile radius last year.
Link (International Airport Review)

easyJet celebrates carrying five million passengers from Birmingham Airport
Low-cost carrier easyJet has just celebrated flying five million passengers to and from Birmingham Airport ahead of the…
Link (AeroTime)

First French Rafale F4.1 fighter reaches initial operational capability
The first Dassault Rafale fighter to be upgraded to the F4.1 standard for the French Air and Space…
Link (AeroTime)

Aviation Quote

Captain: Got any ideas?
F/O: Actually not.

- Captain Chesley B 'Sully' Sullenberger III and F/O Jeff Skiles, flying an unpowered A320 over New York after suffering a bird strike that disabled both engines, they glided perfectly into the Hudson river with no loss of life. US Airways flight 1549, 15 January 2009.