Scandinavian low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle is expanding its long-haul network with the addition of Boeing 787 services to Los Angeles, Oakland-San Francisco and Orlando, plus a new Copenhagen-New York route, from spring 2014.
British Airways is inviting GCC tourists to visit Britain with its special “Visit Britain” reduced fares and shopping discounts. The airline has slashed its fares from the GCC to several destinations in the UK in all its cabins, for bookings made during the month of September.
Qatar Airways Privilege Club members and British Airways Executive Club members are now able to earn miles, and can begin redeeming miles as of 1st October 2013 on each other's flights.
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is to unlock a number of non-aviation property assets in a bid to boost non-aeronautical revenue after reporting largely similar results two years in a row, according to Global Airport Cities.
Norwegian Air Shuttle has delayed the commercial debut of its second Boeing 787 by four days due to problems with warnings from its brake system. A Norwegian spokesman told ATW that the aircraft was due to enter service Sept. 2, operating flights from Stockholm to New York and Bangkok.
Italy’s air navigation services provider ENAV has reduced its terminal air navigation charges 25% for the last four months of this year, saving airlines an estimated €20 million ($26.4 million).
Germany’s airport investor Hochtief has sold its shares in Australia’s Sydney Airport to the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) of Canada.
LOT Polish Airlines has deferred its second tranche of public aid and detailed plans to cut a series of routes as part of its bid to achieve sustained profitability by 2015.