hold its plans to increase the number of overall daily flights it operates
from the airport: it is cancelling Dallas Love Field to San Diego & San
Jose from 05Nov19.
05Nov19 onwards Paine Field PAE Palm Springs PSP Daily E75
Alaska Airlines plans to increase services on a number of sun and
ski destinations in the winter 2019/20 season. The planned service
changes are as follows:- Paine Field – Palm Springs eff 05Nov19: 1 daily, new route
(Previously reported) - Portland OR – Orlando eff 07Jan20: Increase from 7 to 10 weekly
- Portland OR – Palm Springs eff 07Jan20: Increase from 2 to 3 daily
- Seattle – Bozeman eff 07Jan20: Increase from 20 to 24 weekly
- Seattle – Fort Lauderdale eff 21Nov19: Increase from 1 to 2 daily
- Seattle – Kahului eff 21Nov19: Increase from 2 to 3 daily
- Seattle – Orlando eff 07Jan20: Increase from 2 to 3 daily
- Seattle – Tampa eff 19Dec19: Increase from 1 to 2 daily
Alaska Airlines has adjusted planned operations at Dallas Love Field,
with service reductions scheduled from 27Aug19. Planned changes are
as follows: - Dallas Love Field – Los Angeles eff 27Aug19: Reduce from 4 to 3
daily - Dallas Love Field – Portland OR eff 27Aug19: Reduce from 3 to 2
daily - Dallas Love Field – San Diego eff 27Aug19: Reduce from 2 to 1
daily (Service cancelled from 05Nov19) - Dallas Love Field – San Francisco eff 27Aug19: Reduce from 4 to 2
daily (3 daily from 05Nov19) - Dallas Love Field – San Jose CA eff 27Aug19: Reduce from 3 to 2
daily (Service cancelled from 05Nov19) - Dallas Love Field – Seattle 27Aug19 – 04Nov19: Reduce from 4 to
3 daily
Alaska Airlines has announced service changes for Bellingham, where
it is downsizing operations. The following seasonal routes will not be
resumed in the autumn season: - Bellingham – Kahului: Seasonal service from Nov 2019 cancelled
- Bellingham – Kona: Seasonal service from Nov 2019 cancelled
Alaska Airlines will continue to operate up to five daily Bellingham –
Seattle flights on/after 05Nov19.
Alba Wings [Albania]
13Jun19 onwards Tirana TIA LondoN STN Tu,Th,Su 737
02Jun19 onwards Tirana TIA Dusseldorf DUS Tu,Th,Su 734
08Jun19 onwards Tirana TIA Irakleion HER Sa 734AlbaStar [Spain] is operating a Sunday Durham Tees Valley – Palma
from 29Jul19 for 10 weeks using a B737.
AlbaStar has been granted a foreign air carrier permit, an
exemption, with service to begin between the EU and US with three
B737‑800s.
Alba Star plans to introduce various sectors in the summer 2019
season, including services from Milan and Verona. Planned operations
are as follows:- Milan Bergamo – Catania: 26Jul19 – 10Sep19 2 weekly
- Milan Bergamo – Crotone: 01Jun19 – 21Sep19 1 weekly
- Milan Bergamo – Marsa Alam: 02Jun19 – 27Oct19 1 weekly
- Milan Bergamo – Olbia: 01Jun19 – 21Sep19 1 weekly
- Milan Malpensa – Marsa Alam: 13Jul19 – 26Oct19 1 weekly
- Verona – Crotone: 01Jun19 – 21Sep19 1 weekly
- Verona – Fuerteventura: 25May19 – 04Nov19 1 weekly
Alitalia [AZ/AZA] [Italy] will be rescued by Atlantia (Italy), as the firm
was chosen by Ferrovie dello Stato (Italy) to join the consortium of
investors, which includes the government and Delta (US). The carrier
will be relaunched with an overall capital injection of around US$1.1
billion. The Alitalia rescue plan would involve the loss of 1,000 jobs, out
of the 11,000 workforce.
08Jun19‑31Aug19 Milan MXP Edinburgh EDI Sa 320
27Oct19 onwards Rome FCO Washington IAD M,Th,Sa (‑2 flights) 330
21Nov19 onwards Milan MXP Male MLE Th,Sa (*) 330
27Jul19 onwards Milan MXP Moscow SCO Sa 32S
27Jul19 onwards Milan MXP St Petersburg LED Sa 32SAirAsia Indonesia [Indonesia] will add five aircraft to its fleet by 2019
end, rising to 29 A320s, as it expands its domestic network.
AirAsia Japan [DJ/WAJ] [Japan]
08Aug19 onwards Nagoya NGO Sendai SDJ 2× Daily 320
AirAsia Philippines [PQ/APG] [Philippines]
01Aug19 onwards Cebu CEB Kaohsiung KHH Tu,Th,Sa 320
01Aug19 onwards Clark CRK Cebu CEB 10× Weekly 320
01Aug19 onwards Clark CRK Kaohsiung KHH Tu,TH,Sa 320
01Aug19 onwards Cebu CEB Davao DVO 10× Weekly 320
02Aug19 onwards Cebu CEB Kuala Lumpur KUL W,Sa (‑2 flights) 320
AirAsia Thailand [FD/AIQ] [Thailand]
15Jun19 onwards Chiang Mai CNX Shenzhen SZX M,W,F,Su 320
16Jun19 onwards Chiang Rai CEI Shenzhen SZX Tu,Th,Sa (‑4 flights) 320
02Jul19 onwards Phuket HKT Jakarta CGK Tu,Th,Sa 320
06Jul19 onwards Phuket HKT Guiyang KWE Tu,Th,Sa 320
AirAsia X Thailand [Thailand]
05Aug19 onwards Bangkok DMK Brisbane BNE Tu<F,Sa (*) 333
Airblue [Pakistan] has added two more A320s, serial numbers 4393
and 4394, on lease from GECAS (US).
AirBaltic [BT/BTI] [Latvia] welcomed its 19th A220‑300, serial 55054,
the fifth A220‑300 received this year. Three more new aircraft will join
the airline’s fleet by the end of 2019.
AirBaltic is evaluating the A321XLR, should the carrier launch
transatlantic flights from Riga.
The carrier is now basing two of its A220‑300s in Tallinn due to
strong demand in the Estonian market.
03Jun19‑26Aug19 Riga RIX Reykjavik KEF M,W,Sa CS3
27Oct19 onwards Riga RIX Dublin DUB M,W,F,Su CS3
27Oct19 onwards Riga RIX Palanga PLQ 2× Daily DH4
01Nov19‑30Nov19
01Mar20‑31Mar20 Riga RIX Athens ATh W,Sa CS3
airBaltic will be adding Airbus A220‑300 aircraft on various routes
from Vilnius, effective from 27Oct19. These will see A220s operating,
in addition to current Vilnius – Riga route.
- Vilnius – Amsterdam
- Vilnius – Berlin Tegel
- Vilnius – Munich
- Vilnius – Paris CDG
airBaltic has temporarily filed its last Boeing 737 scheduled operation,
currently listed in November 2019. The airline’s 737‑300 aircraft is
tentatively scheduled until 26Oct19, while 737‑500 scheduled until
29Nov19. As of 22May19, 737‑500 operations for November 2019 are
as follows:
- Riga – Copenhagen: 28Oct19 – 29Nov19 BT131/132 Day 15
- Riga – Dusseldorf: 27Oct19 – 29Nov19 BT233/234 Day x246
- Riga – Stockholm Arlanda: 29Oct19 – 28Nov19 BT101/102 Day 24
Additional changes remain highly possible in the next few weeks.
airBaltic plans to resume codeshare services with SAS from June 2019,
as the codeshare agreement becomes bilateral once again since March
- Initially from 01Jun19, airBaltic displayed BT‑coded flight
numbers on following SAS operating services:
airBaltic operated by SAS:
- Copenhagen – Bergen, Copenhagen – Stavanger, Copenhagen –
Trondheim, Oslo – Alesund, Oslo – Bergen, Oslo – Stavanger, Oslo- Tromso, Oslo – Trondheim
AIS Airlines [Netherlands]
02Sep19 onwards
Muenster FMO‑
Groningen GRQ Copenhagen CPH Daily xSa,Su J32Alaska Airlines [AS/ASA] [US] has decided to cut two of its current
routes from Dallas Love over slot availability and is also putting on