Aviation Daily Roundup: August 8, 2022

August 09, 2022

Allegiant Remains Cautious About Growth Despite Strong Demand

Allegiant Travel Company will keep its growth plans relatively muted through 2023, as the normally fast-growing ULCC navigates industry-wide challenges ranging from staffing and operational performance to inflation and rising fuel costs. Credit: Joe Pries View the full article

FAA Warns Of Collision-System Alert Issues At Denver

The FAA is urging operators that fly into Denver International Airport (DEN) to review policies around onboard collision-avoidance system usage as the agency continues to grapple with a nagging nuisance-alert problem at the airport. Credit: Denver International Airport View the full article

UK Regional Launches Task Force To Retrieve Missing Baggage

Continued baggage-handling problems at UK airports have prompted the country’s largest regional airline to dispatch staff to affected locations to find missing luggage. Credit: Loganair View the full article

Air Serbia Says Tourism Focus Behind Passenger Numbers Boost

Air Serbia believes that its increased focus on services to leisure destinations, together with a leap in its charter operations, is behind the significant growth in its passenger traffic. Credit: Nigel Howarth / Aviation Week View the full article

Swiss To Wet-Lease AirBaltic A220s For Winter Demand

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) plans to lease Airbus A220s from airBaltic over the European winter schedule period to help provide increased resilience for its schedules. Credit: Alan Dron View the full article

Daily Memo: WestJet Strategy Shift Could Benefit Air Canada, ULCCs In Eastern Canada

Changes are underway in Canada’s aviation market as ULCCs Flair and Lynx continue to expand, and Porter prepares to launch service with its new Embraer E195-E2 aircraft. Credit: Dave Pattinson / Alamy Stock Photo View the full article

China Raises Bar For Suspending Flights Under COVID Rules

China has adjusted its rules for temporarily halting flights upon which COVID-19 cases are discovered; the official change will make it less likely international routes will be suspended. Credit: Tyrone Siu/Reuters/Alamy Stock Photo View the full article

Embraer’s 175 Gets Confidence Boost As Future Looks Steady

As airline pilot contractual scope clauses show no signs of changing in the critical North American market, a future for Embraer’s popular 76-seat E175 is all but assured. Credit: Alaska Air Group View the full article

Allegiant remains cautious about growth despite strong demand, FAA warns of collision-system alert issues at Denver, and more. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news. These are some of the top stories from AWIN.

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