الجمعة 29ابريل 2016
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Iraqi Airways to launch 4 new routes Iraqi Airways announced that it will be launching 4 new routes early May 2016 to enhance its network. The airline plans to start operating flights between Erbil and Cairo on 3 May, between Basra and Cairo on 4 May, between Erbil and Baku on 8 May, and between Basra and Mashad on 9 May. انخؽىغ انجىيت انعزاليت حفخخخ أربعت خؽىغ ؼيزاٌ جذيذة 2016 أبريل28 ًٍ أربعت خؽىغ ؼيزاٌ جذيذة ظ2016 حفخخ انخؽىغ انجىيت انعزاليت يؽهع يبيى .خؽؽهب انزاييت انً حىسيع َؽبق ردالحهب انمبهزة- يبيى وخػ بصزة3 سخفخخخ انخؽىغ انجىيت انعزاليت خػ اربيم – انمبهزة في . يبيى9 يبيى وخػ بصزة – يشهذ في8 يبيى وخػ اربيم – ببكى في4 يىو انخؽىغ انجىيت انعزاليت:انًصذر
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Royal Jordanian losses in Q1 2016 decline by JOD 1 million compared to Q1 in 2015 Royal Jordanian losses dropped by JOD 1 million (USD 1.41 million) in the first quarter of 2016, from JOD 8.3 million (USD 11.71 million) in the first quarter of 2015 to JOD 7.3 million (USD 10.3 million) for the same period of 2016. The results improved by 13%. The decrease in losses happened even though revenues during the first quarter of the current year also went down 5% in the first three months of this year, to JOD 140.4 million (USD 198.03 million) from JOD 148.4 million (USD 209.31 million) in the first three months of 2015. Royal Jordanian looks forward to achieving net profits by improving its services and continuing the implementation of the five-year business plan it started in 2015. The plan is based on a number of pillars that involve controlling costs, increasing revenues, reassessing the route network by studying the profitability of the routes and considering new markets. حزاجع خسبرة انًهكيت األردَيت نهزبع األول يٍ عبو 2016بىالع يهيىٌ ديُبر أردَي 28أبريل 2016 اَخفعج خسبئز شزكت انخؽىغ انجىيت انًهكيت األردَيت خالل فخزة انزبع األول يٍ عبو 2016 بىالع يهيىٌ ديُبر ( 1.41يهيىٌ دوالر أييزكي) ،نخخزاجع انخسبرة انًسجهت يٍ 8.3يهيىٌ ديُبر ( 1.41يهيىٌ دوالر أييزكي) كًب كبَج عهيه في انزبع األول يٍ عبو 2015إنً 7.3يهيىٌ ديُبر ( 1.41يهيىٌ دوالر أييزكي) في َفس انفخزة يٍ انعبو ،2016وبُسبت حذسٍ بهغج 13ببنًئت. وأوظذج انًهكيت األردَيت في بيبٌ صذفي أٌ حزاجع انخسبئز دصم ببنزغى يٍ اَخفبض اإليزاداث انخي دممخهب انشزكت خالل انزبع األول يٍ انعبو انذبني وانخي حزاجعج يٍ 148.4يهيىٌ ديُبر ( 198.03يهيىٌ دوالر أييزكي) في انشهىر انثالثت األونً يٍ عبو 2015إنً 140.4يهيىٌ ديُبر ( 209.31يهيىٌ دوالر أييزكي) في فخزة انًمبرَت خالل انعبو 2016وبًعذل إَخفبض بهغ 5ببنًئت. وأكذث انًهكيت األردَيت أَهب حخؽهع إنً أٌ حىاصم حذميك األرببح انصبفيت عبز اإلسخًزار في حذسيٍ انخذيبث انخي حمذيهب نًسبفزيهب ويىاصهت حُفيذ خؽت األعًبل انخًسيت انخي بذأث بخؽبيمهب عبو 2015 وحخعًٍ انعذيذ يٍ انًذبور انعًهيت نخفط انُفمبث وسيبدة اإليزاداث وإعبدة انُظز بشبكت انخؽىغ انجىيت يٍ خالل دراست انجذوي اإللخصبديت نهًذؽبث انعبيهت وانبذث عٍ أسىاق جذيذة.
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Delta continues narrowbody overhaul with order for 37 more A321s Delta Air Lines has agreed to acquire 37 additional Airbus A321s valued at $4.2 billion at list prices. The announcement of an additional order for CFM International CFM56-powered A321s comes a day after Atlanta-based Delta placed a firm order for 75 Bombardier CS100s, and will allow the carrier to “cost-effectively accelerate the retirement” of its fleet of 116 MD-88s, incoming Delta CEO Ed Bastian said in a statement. Delta took delivery of its first A321 in March and plans to put it into service between Atlanta and Orlando on May 2. The additional 37 Sharklet-equipped A321s bring Delta‟s total orders for A321s to 82 aircraft, all of which are scheduled to be delivered by the end of 2019. Delta has 126 A320 family aircraft in its fleet currently. Bastian called the new A321 order an “opportunistic fleet move.” Delta added: “These transactions are part of Delta‟s broader fleet strategy allowing the company to achieve its long-term financial targets … while replacing 20% of its mainline narrowbody fleet over the next five years.”
http://www.atn.aero/ China Eastern Airlines orders 20 Airbus A350 XWB China Eastern Airlines has signed a purchase agreement with Airbus for 20 A350-900 aircraft, making the airline the latest customer for the aircraft. “The introduction of the latest generation A350 XWB aircraft demonstrates that the partnership between China Eastern Airlines and Airbus has embarked on a new phase. The introduction of A350 XWB will play a very important role in promoting our operational capability, profitability and service brand on our international long haul routes and opening a new chapter in the international development of China Eastern Airlines,” said Liu Shaoyong, Chairman of China Eastern Airlines. “We are proud to welcome China Eastern Airlines, a long time and loyal Airbus partner, to become the latest airline to select the A350 XWB,” said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer – Customers. “The outstanding A350‟s long haul performance, fuel efficiency and passenger comfort with its extra wide cabin and wider-seats, will allow China Eastern Airlines to achieve its ambitions to develop and efficiently expand its international route network.” China Eastern Airlines operates one of the largest Airbus fleet in the world with nearly 300 Airbus aircraft in service, comprising A320 Family and A330 Family. The A350 XWB is the world‟s latest generation airliner and the newest member of Airbus‟ modern, comfortable & efficient wide-body product family. It features the latest aerodynamic design, carbon fiber fuselage and wings, plus new fuel-efficient Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. Together, these latest technologies translate into unrivalled levels of operational efficiency, with a 25 per cent reduction in fuel burn and emissions, and significantly lower maintenance costs. For passengers the extra-wide cabin offers more personal space in all classes, including 18-inch wide seats as standard in economy class. With this latest order, Airbus has recorded 803 firm orders for the A350 XWB from 43 customers worldwide, making it one of the most successful wide-body aircraft ever. So far 20 A350 XWBs have been delivered to five customers worldwide.
http://www.atn.aero/ NEW QANTAS PILOT UNIFORMS TAKE TO THE SKIES Qantas today unveiled the latest pilot uniform for its almost 3,000 domestic, international and regional pilots. Created by Australian fashion designer Martin Grant, the navy suit is modern and sleek, with nostalgic design features linking back to the first Qantas pilot uniforms from the 1930s. Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce said he was proud to unveil the new uniform at a time when the national carrier was continuing to invest in its people. “Every Qantas uniform reflects its times and this version marks an exciting period for our pilots as we create new job opportunities and look forward to the delivery of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner next year,” Mr Joyce said. “The uniform was developed in collaboration with our pilots to make sure that it meets their needs on the job, as well as perfectly capturing the power and history of the Qantas brand.” Qantas Chief Pilot Captain Richard Tobiano said pilots took great pride in wearing their uniform. “Qantas pilots, along with cabin crew, are ambassadors for our airline at airports around the world, and I‟m looking forward to wearing a new uniform that is modern, comfortable and pays tribute to the history of our airline and profession,” said Captain Tobiano. The new look is a modern, single-breasted, navy suit in a streamlined cut with a narrow trouser for males, and a more feminine version for women, including a specific female tie. The fabric is lighter, the shirt is more fitted and the gold stripes used to define rank are finer to give a more elegant look. The back of the jacket also features a red vent to add a splash of colour. .
http://www.atn.aero/ (Continue) Paying tribute to the quintessential nautical-style uniform, the hat is navy with a waterproof white top – important for conducting the pre-flight aircraft walk around in all weather. The gold embroidered hat badge has been simplified using the Qantas Roo logo – the iconic symbol first introduced in 1947 to coincide with Qantas‟ first services through to London. The symbol also features on the new wing badge, which has been updated in gold embroidery. Based on the iconic Qantas trench, a water resistant trench coat in bonded lightweight wool for pilots has also been introduced – giving it the practical aspect whilst maintaining the chic, tailored quality. Martin Grant said the new design was inspired by the classic military and naval-style pilot uniforms and reflected feedback from pilots who wanted a uniform that was modern, wearable and recognisable. “Pilots have one of the most respected professions in the world. I decided it was very important to keep the classic base of the military and naval styles as it maintains and commands this respect,” said Mr Grant. “Feedback from pilots was that they wanted to keep the traditional image but give it a fresh makeover to be more elegant and wearable. With an increase of female pilots in the ranks, it was also important to design more feminine suiting for women. “I strived for a design that is traditional yet modern. I wanted to create a uniform that reflected the glamour of flying and suit the unique pilot office environment.
http://www.atn.aero/ (Continue) “The hat is what makes a pilot so recognisable. I wanted to go back to the essence of the naval uniform and bring back the white top. It gives a nostalgic element, reminding us of the glamour of air travel. “The embroidery on the Captain‟s hat, commonly referred to in pilot circles as „scrambled eggs,‟ has become a generic design over the years, so I transformed it into golden wattle, Australia‟s national flower, which felt appropriate for the national carrier,” added Mr Grant. Only Australian fabrics have been used, including Australian Merino wool for the suits and cotton blends for the shirts, designed for high levels of comfort and different climates. The new uniform also features the Australian Coat of Arms on the tie pin. As part of the comprehensive development process, Martin hosted focus groups with pilots to get their feedback on what they would like to wear in terms of design, practicalities and comfort. He travelled across Qantas‟ domestic and international network for inspiration and joined Qantas pilots in flight simulators to understand the dynamics and physical demands of their working environment. New uniform fittings will begin in July, with all pilots wearing the new design by the end of 2016. More than 50 Qantas pilots along with cabin crew walked the fashion runway today to showcase the new uniforms to 400 guests. A special thank you to sponsors R.M. Williams, Christian Louboutin, Breitling, Kevin Murphy, Napoleon Perdis, Byron Bay Cookies and Santa Vittoria.
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(Continue) “KEY FACTS AND FIGURES · Approximately 80,000 garments will be produced · Approximately 30,000 metres of suiting and 30,000 metres of shirting fabrics will be produced · The suit is made from Pure Australian Merino Wool and Australian cotton in the shirting · Manufactured in Paris, approximately 5,000 metres of gold braid will be used for the epaulettes, hat and stripes · Approximately 4 kilograms of gold bullion thread will be used on the hat and wing badge · Qantas pilots first wore a navy hat with a white top from 1935-1974 · This is the first time in 13 years Qantas Pilots have worn a new uniform · It follows the all-new cabin crew uniform, which was introduced in 2013. · In February 2016, Qantas announced it would recruit 170 additional pilots as part of preparations for the arrival of the B7879 Dreamliner from late 2017
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