Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Aviation News October 1




Adria Airways Files For Bankruptcy
In what has been a dreadful month for European airlines, September ended with a final victim: Adria Airways, the national airline of Slovenia. Adria Airways follows Thomas Cook Airlines, and two French carriers – XL Airways and Aigle Azur – into bankruptcy in September.
"Due to the opening of insolvency proceedings, all Adria Airways flights from Ljubljana airport were canceled: Amsterdam, Brussels, Vienna, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, Manchester, Munich, Paris, Podgorica, Prague, Priština, Sarajevo, Skopje, Sofia, Tirana, and Zurich", the airport announced. Aeroflot, Air France, Air Serbia, Easyjet, Finnair, Lot Polish Airlines, Montenegro Airlines, Transavia, Turkish Airlines and Wizz Air are also active.

Brussels flies to Ljubljana
But there was also good news: Brussels Airlines announced on Tuesday (1 October) that it would be connecting Brussels to Ljubljana six times a week from 4 November. The aircraft to be used will be the Airbus A319.
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/adria-airways-collapse-flight-grounded-passengers-cancelled-bankrupt-a9127366.html


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Thomas Cook stranding 150,000 UK holidaymakers 
And many more in other European countries. The sum insured is "far from being enough":
Thomas Cook tourists remain sitting on part of the damage 
This affects customers who had not yet filed for bankruptcy. Thomas Cook had canceled all trips by 31 October, even if they had already been paid in advance or fully paid.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/sep/22/thomas-cook-in-last-ditch-talks-to-avoid-collapse

Versicherungssumme "reicht bei weitem nicht": 
Thomas-Cook-Touristen bleiben auf Teil des Schadens sitzen
Betroffen sind Kunden, die beim Insolvenzantrag noch nicht unterwegs waren. Thomas Cook hatte alle Reisen bis 31. Oktober abgesagt, auch wenn sie schon angezahlt oder voll bezahlt waren.
https://www.manager-magazin.de/unternehmen/artikel/thomas-cook-group-volle-entschaedigung-nach-pleite-nicht-fuer-alle-moeglich-a-1289486.html 
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Corendon Airlines
We are looking for qualified and experienced Boeing 737NG Captains and First Officers for our Antalya base. To apply for this opportunity, you must meet the following minimum requirements:

Captains:
Holder of a valid EASA or Turkish ICAO Licence with IFR and type rating, rated on the B737-300/900 type airplanes
Valid PBN endorsement on ATPL license/logbook
5.000 flight hours’ experience in total. A minimum of 2500 hours of flight shall be on the B737CL or NG type airplanes as a Commander
Having a minimum of 5 years’ civil aviation experience
With at least an ICAO Level 4 English Language Proficiency
With at least an ICAO Level 4 English Language Proficiency
No History of Accidents and Incidents
Enthusiastic and self-motivated
Ability to work in a multicultural environment
https://www.corendonairlines.com/tr/ikilan0001

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Why Alaska is urging passengers to bring their own water bottles
Alaska is inviting guests to join flight attendants like Tran and #FillBeforeYouFly – a new initiative encouraging guests and employees to bring their own water bottles and become active partners in the airline’s goal to reduce single-use plastics. Members of Alaska’s Green Team, a group of employees devoted to education and innovation around environmental issues, handed out water bottles provided by environmental leader MiiR, and to direct guests to water-filling stations.
https://blog.alaskaair.com/values/fillbeforeyoufly-water-bottles/


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