British Airways is to axe its Luanda service in June.
The IAG-owned carrier says it is ending flights to the Angolan capital from London Heathrow on 7 June, having deemed them "not commercially viable".
FlightGlobal schedules data indicates that BA is the only airline flying on the route, which is being operated with Boeing 787 equipment.
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Two months after receiving the necessary export approval from Washington, Bucharest has signed a formal letter of offer and acceptance with military airframer Lockheed Martin covering 32 of the company’s F-35As, making Romania 20th country to adopt to prolific stealth fighter
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Paola Velasco became the first female pilot in command for a Bolivian airline. Currently expecting her first child, she is hoping to overcome a medical condition that has kept her out of the cockpit.
US start-up carrier Avelo Airlines plans to soon launch its first-ever international flights, to Mexico and the Caribbean, as it establishes new operational bases in Connecticut and Florida.
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has tentatively awarded 10 hotly contested slots for long-distance domestic flights out of Ronald Reagan National airport in Washington, DC.
British Airways has pushed back its planned return to Kuala Lumpur until April as part of a trimming of its winter long-haul flight programme due to delivery delays particularly impacting its Rolls-Royce Trent 1000-powered Boeing 787s.
