Airlines Information

Air Andaman Introduction & Fleet

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Air Andaman Introduction & Fleet

Air Andaman is listed in Regional airlines which is located in Thailand, in 2000 Established the same year October 29 Formal operations, operating domestic and international routes and the provision of non-scheduled services. Initial destination - Air Andaman Bangkok, Phuket and Singapore to 2003 April has been extended to 13 destinations. 2004 Andaman Air stopped operating, 2006 Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand in March to cancel the Air Andaman Air license.

Fleet

* 3 Fokker F50
* A Fokker F100
* 3 Jetstream -31

Air Express Data Codes, Armada

2011-12-31T00:55:00.000-08:00

Air Express Data Codes, Armada

Air Express is an airline based in Tanzania.

Air Express Data Codes

* Code IATA: ZG
* Code ICAO: AEJ
* Call: KHAKI EXPRESS

Air Express Armada

Air Express do not use any jet aircraft (March 2005). A Boeing 737-200 sent in November 2002, But not used again in October 2004.

Air Hong Kong Fleet, History, Flight Areas

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Air Hong Kong Fleet, Fright Areas & History

Air Hong Kong, is the only all-cargo airline in Hong Kong which is currently Cathay Pacific Airways Subsidiary, It's base is set in Hong Kong International Airport. Air Hong Kong to destinations covering 9 countries in 12 cities, including China, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Japan and Thailand. Air Hong Kong fleet using A300-600GF, this is the start of this type of customer. AHK's head office is located in South Cathay Pacific City Floor.

Air Hong Kong History

Air Hong Kong in November 1986 London Stansted Airport set up, founded by the three Hong Kong businessmen. The early days of the airline by the B707-320C responsible for non-scheduled flights in February 4, 1988 Maiden voyage to Mumbai, British and Kathmandu. July 1989, Macau Kings Stanley Ho Company through its faith, to a HK $120 million purchase of Air Hong Kong 40% stake, and buy another in a personal capacity as equity; and later purchased the remaining shares, respectively, a wholly-owned Air Hong Kong 1989 October 18 Begin regular flights. Air Division in 1990 was the second aircraft B707-320C, started to Manchester Flights;1991 April to Nagoya Flights, but also made Vietnam to the right which operate flights. Until 1993, Air Hong Kong has two B747-100SF and one B707-320C, destinations including Manchester, Ho Chi Minh City, Brussels, In Dubai, Nagoya and Singapore

General ElectricCapital, a subsidiary of Polaris Aircraft Leasing Corporation in 1993 signed an agreement with AHK, AHK agreed termination payment three B747-100SF rental costs in the future in January 1995 to purchase up to 49% return. However, this agreement Cathay Pacific in 1994 to spend HK $ 200 million to buy 75% stake in AHK after cancellation. Face problems of low demand and heavy losses, forcing the airline to terminate in November 1994, the lease B707-320C, and in January 1995 also surrender to a B747-100SF, Air Hong Kong this time with only two B747-100SF. In 2000, AHK has three B747-200F, destinations including Manchester, Brussels, Dubai and Osaka.

In February 2002, Cathay Pacific acquired the remaining 25% stake, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.July 1Business restructuring, the end of Manchester, Brussels and Dubai routes, the business is concentrated in Asia. In October, Cathay Pacific and DHL alliance, 30% of China and China stock to DHL, later increased to 40%. Chinese people began to speak on behalf of DHL Asia-Pacific region from Hong Kong to cargo flights. Air Hong Kong to spend HK $0.3 billion in 2004 to buy five aircraft, with another HK $ 100 million in 2010 to purchase an additional three aircraft.

Air Hong Kong Kai is the A300-600GF this customer, is A300-600F derivative models. Especially with this new aircraft type can handle almost any type of container pallets of cargo handling systems and the installation of the tail on the lower deck of the side door for easy carrying large cargo. AHK in September 2004 to receive the first aircraft A300-600GF, No. 8 in 2006 June 22 Reception. New aircraft using two General Electric CF6-80C2 engines, in January 2005 with the General Electric Company signed a 14-year hourly maintenance cost of the scheme (14-year Maintenance Cost Per Hour).

In November 2007, the airline made by the Airbus Excellent operation of the award in recognition of AHK in aircraft, operating reliability, excellent performance and flight delays.

Air Hong Kong Fleets

* 8 Airbus A300-600R
* 3 Boeing 747-444 (BCF)

Retired Fleets

* Boeing 707-320C
* Boeing 747-100SF
* Boeing 747-200F
* Boeing 727-200F

Air Hong Kong Flight Areas

**The current route** (May 7, 2011)
Destinations	Airport	Remarks
Hong Kong	Hong Kong International Airport	Company base
Taipei	Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Tokyo	Narita International Airport
Osaka	Kansai International Airport
Nagoya	Central International Airport
Seoul	Incheon International Airport
Bangkok	New Bangkok International Airport
Penang	Penang International Airport
Beijing	Beijing Capital International Airport
Shanghai	Shanghai Pudong International Airport
Manila	Manila International Airport
Singapore	Changi Airport

Air Adriatic Introduction & History

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Air Adriatic Introduction & History

Air Adriatic was a charter airline based Rijeka in Croatia and was the first Croatian private company. She was making connections between northern Europe and tourist destinations in Croatia. The company ceased all operations in March 2007 after he lost his certificate.

Air Adriatic History

The company was established in October 2001 and began operations in March 2002 by charter flights from the Ireland and to Israel.

In 2004, charter flights are concentrated between Suede and Croatia. The company then buys three former McDonnell Douglas MD-82 of the Italian company Alitalia.

In September 2006, the company planning to launch scheduled and reflected on the purchase of Boeing 757-200. The announcement was made in 2007, these bonds serviced Berlin, Düsseldorf, Malmö, Moscow, Priština, Skopje and Zurich from Zagreb.

The company ceased operations in March 2007. Adria Wings was created by former employees of the company and hopes to resume activities with a charter McDonnell Douglas MD-83.

Air Cess Introduction

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Air Cess Introduction

Air Cess was an airline registered in Liberia which had its headquarters in Sharjah in United Arab Emirates. It was run by Russians But Viktor, And transported according to UN experts between 1996 and 1998 at least 38 times the weapons to UNITAGuerrillas in Angola, Despite a UN embargo. The airline flew during the mid-1990s, goods Burhanuddin Rabbanis regime in Afghanistan, And states after 1996 have co-operated with Taliban.

The company used the old Soviet plane made of Antonov, Yakovlev and Ilyushin.

Air Cess Sources

(U.S.) Developing a Mechanism to Prevent illicit brokering in small arms and light weapons. New York: United Nations. 2006th sid. 38-40. Libris 11416833

Air Atlantique Fleet & History

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Air Atlantique Fleet & History

Air Atlantique (IATA code : 7M ; ICAO code : AAG ; call sign : Atlantic) is an British based airline Coventry. It operates charter flights bound for the Europe, The Africa and Middle East.

Air Atlantique History

In early 1983 Air Atlantique operated a Cessna Citation II, two Cessna 421Three Cessna 310 eight and above Douglas DC-3. Its activity is divided into three divisions, Atlantic Flight Services and Atlantic Flight Training to Jersey and Atlantique (UK) to Blackpool, A unit of aircraft maintenance.

Air Atlantique Fleet

Fleet of the company in August 2006 :

* 2 ATR 72-200
* 3 ATR 42-300
* 1 Fairchild Metro III
* 1 Cessna Citation

Afrinat International Airlines Codes, Fleet, Destinations

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Afrinat International Airlines Codes, Fleet, Destinations

Afrinat International Airlines is a airline based on Banjul in Gambia and makes regular flights to other West African countries (Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Sierra Leone and Senegal).

Afrinat International Airlines Codes

Code IATA: Q9
Code ICAO: AFU

Afrinat International Airlines Fleet

McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30

Afrinat International Airlines Destinations

In 2004, operating in six airports Afrinat:

* Gambia
- Banjul (Banjul International Airport)
* Ghana
- Accra (Kotoka International Airport)
* Guinea
- Conakry (Conakry International Airport)
* Mali
- Bamako (Senou International Airport)
* Senegal
- Dakar (Dakar-Yoff/Léopold International Airport Sedar Senghor)
* Sierra Leone
- Freetown (Lungi International Airport)

Afriqiyah Airways History, Destinations, Fleet, Accidents & Incidents

2011-12-31T00:20:00.000-08:00

Afriqiyah Airways History, Destinations, Fleet, Accidents & Incidents
Afriqiyah Airways ( IATA code : 8U , ICAO code : AAW ) is an airline in Libya.

Afriqiyah Airways History
It was founded in 2001. Its name means airlines African in Arabic and it carries the pan-African colors and a logo with the numbers referring to the 9.9.99 Sirte Declaration of 1999 which marked the beginning of the transformation of the Organization of African Unity African in the African Union . Indeed, the company was created in a pan-African perspective, where Tripoli would be a hub with connections between flights to Africa and to the outside, including Europe and the Middle East.

Afriqiyah Airways is a company 100% controlled by the government of Libya . It started in December 2001. Based in Europe since June 2002 at Paris and then Brussels in May 2003, at Geneva and London in 2004 , and Amsterdam in 2006 . It serves from Rome and Düsseldorf and settled in Lyon in the summer of 2010.

287 people work for Afriqiyah Airways (2007).

Afriqiyah Airways Destinations

Frequency of flights Brussels - Tripoli : 4 times a week. Afriqiyah Airways serves, via Tripoli , much of Central Africa (Francophone Africa):

* Abidjan
* Accra
* Bamako
* Bangui
* Brazzaville
* Cotonou
* Jeddah
* Douala
* Kano
* Khartoum
* Kinshasa
* Lagos
* Cairo
* Lomé
* Niamey
* N'Djamena
* Ouagadougou

New destinations in 2007: Dakar via Tripoli and Dusseldorf Germany.

Afriqiyah Airways Fleet

Its fleet includes, in June 2011:

* 3 Airbus A319-111
* 8 Airbus A320-200
* 2 Airbus A330-200
* 1 Airbus A340-200
* 6 Airbus A350s on order

Afriqiyah Airways Incidents & Accidents

On 12 May 2010 , an A330-200 ( flight 771 ) crashed on the Tripoli International Airport at 4 pm UTC ( 6 pm local) from the airport in Johannesburg in South Africa. 93 passengers and 11 crew members on board. A 9-year-old Dutch national, has survived. The device was then head back to the airport from London Gatwick as flight number (8U912). This was the 5A-NGO delivered in September 2009. That the A332-5A was often used NGOs to Paris CDG.

Asiana Airlines History, Company Profile, Flights, Destinations, Fleet, Codeshare, Awards, Accidens (incidents)

2011-12-30T18:43:00.000-08:00

Asiana Airlines History, Company Profile, Flights, Destinations, Fleet, Codeshare, Awards, Accidens (incidents)
Asiana Airlines, The Republic of Korea of Airlines, The KAL Following is the second-largest airline.
Asiana Airlines Overview
Currently the world's largest airline alliance Star AllianceIs a member of the airline. Domestic passengers 12 cities and 14 international routes, the International Passenger 21 countries, 67 cities, 85 routes, international freight 13 states, 22 cities, 21 routes are operated on a regular basis.
Asiana Airlines History

1988

02.17 Arguments company
04.01 Chairman invited hwanginseong
12.10 Aerial B737-400 1 Introduction
12.23 The first domestic flight (Seoul-Busan and Seoul-Gwangju)

1989

01.10 Seoul - Jeju flight
01.31 Busan - Jeju flight
02.19 Gwangju-Jeju flight
08.03 Gwangju, Busan flights
10.20 Seoul, Daegu, Daegu-Jeju flight
11.16 Seoul flights Yecheon
Dec. 23, 1989 in charter flights from Sendai to get to Seoul, began the first international flight. Two chartered corporation of the Northeast Economic Club of Sendai to visit Korea for membership was 160.

1990

January 10, 1990 Kimpo International Airport (09:55) to Tokyo Narita International Airport (11:45) was to start the first international scheduled flights. Gukjeokgi yiroseo Republic of Korea began the era of multiple flights. February 8, Seoul - Nagoya Day 6 circuits operate regular routes began.
03.06 Seoul and Fukuoka flights
04.06 Seoul - Sendai flights
12.17 The first flight routes in Southeast Asia (Seoul, Hong Kong)

1991

01.02 Inauguration of President baksamgu
01.14 Seoul-Bangkok-Singapore flight
03.15 Completion of Gimpo Airport Hangar
05.30 Jeju-Fukuoka flights
06.19 Flight Crew Training Center Opened
06.21 Seoul - Hiroshima flight
07.03 Asiana aebakaseu Information Co., Ltd.
11.01 Busan-Fukuoka flights
11.15 U.S. routes, first served (Seoul-L.A)
12.02 Jeju-Busan flights Sendai

1992

01.31 Cabin crew training center opened
03.16 Seoul-Ulsan flights
04.10 Seoul - Pohang flight
04.15 Seoul-pearl serving
04.20 Seoul - Takamatsu served
04.23 Seoul-Okinawa flights
05.27 Seoul-Saipan flights
06.30 Gimpo International Airport Cargo Terminal Completed
10.01 Pohang, Jeju flight
12.03 Seoul-Mokpo flight
12.09 Seoul-San Francisco flights
12.10 Seoul-New York flights
12.21 Seoul-Yeosu flight

1993

04.26 Seoul - Toyama serves
05.08 Ulsan-Jeju flight
07.01 Seoul - New York flights
07.20 Seoul - Honolulu flight
11.18 Passengers reached 20 million people

1994

02.17 UNICEF and in-flight "movement of love coin collecting> Start
04.16 Seoul-Singapore nonstop flight
05.26 Seoul-Manila flights
06.01 Seoul-Gangneung flight
06.23 Russia, the first flight routes (Seoul - Khabarovsk)
08.30 Northwest Airlines and the business partnership (CODE SHARING)
09.05 Seoul-Osaka flights
10.30 SEOUL - North West and co-operated Detroit
11.22 ISO 9002 Quality Certified (jeonbumun)
12.22 China, the first flight routes (Seoul-Beijing, Seoul, Korea - Shanghai)
12.23 Plant-flight meals

1995

01.01 As the world's first non-smoking airline cabin conducted jeonnoseon
04.01 Seoul-Guam flights
04.04 Seoul - Matsuyama flights
04.05 Seoul-Guangzhou flight
04 07 Busan-Osaka flights
05.18 Seoul-Seattle flights
07.07 Gwangju, Busan-Osaka flights
08.19 Gangneung, Gwangju, Gangneung-Busan flights
10.10 Busan-Saipan flights
11.01 European routes, the first flight (Seoul - Brussels - Vienna, Seoul, Korea - Vienna - Brussels)
12.03 Australia's first flight routes (Seoul - Cairns)
12.05 Seoul - Sydney - Cairns flights
12.07 Seoul-Sydney flight
12.15 British BS 7750 Environmental Management certified (jeonbumun)

1996

02.09 Seoul-Macau flights
06.04 Busan-Beijing flight
06.27 Seoul-Kunsan, Gunsan-Jeju flight
06.28 Seoul - Changchun flights (charter periodicity).
09.01 ISO 14001 environmental management certification (jeonbumun)

1997

02.01 Yeosu, Jeju flight
04.22 Seoul - Tashkent flights
04.28 Cheongju-Jeju flight
04.29 Cheongju - Busan-Osaka flights
04.30 Cheongju, Pusan-Saipan flights
05.05 Seoul-Istanbul flights
05.29 Seoul-Frankfurt flight
06.04 Busan-Bangkok flights
07.12 Gangneung, Jeju flight
10.01 Seoul-New Delhi flights, Flight Center, completed in sf
10.17 Business alliance with American Airlines

1998

01.19 Seoul - Almaty flight (periodicity charter)
02.10 Seoul-Luxembourg cargo flights (charter periodicity).
03.30 Seoul - Changchun flights
03.31 Seoul - Harbin flights
04.01 Moved (Hoehyeon-dong Building → ohsoedong Asiana Town)
04.02 Seoul-Guangzhou flight
05.10 Seoul-Yantai flight
07.01 Seoul - Sakhalin flights
09.01 SEOUL - China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines launched a joint
11.04 Seoul-Shanghai-Jeju-Seoul flight
11.11 American Airlines and U.S. domestic launch Codeshare
12.16 The presidential plane flight, Korea Occupational Safety and Health subjective Safety Management Award

1999

01.11 Seoul-Anchorage-New York-Brussels-Seoul cargo routes opening
04.02 Seoul-Guam to resume direct flights
05.12 Aviation industry's first certified Y2K
05.25 Ministry of Environment Management Award 1999 Daily News subjective
06.15 Moved to a building international
06.22 Seoul - Fukushima served
10.01 Shop Cyber characters 'character Asia and the World' open
10.13 Domestic week. Differentiated rates conducted on weekends
12.03 Cheongju-Jeju routes resume (twice a week).
12.05 New cargo flights Vienna (B747-400F, maximum cargo capacity: Single 120TON)
12.24 KOSDAQ ㈜ Asiana Airlines (KOSDAQ) Registration

2000

01.15 Cyber Oz birth attendants
01.25 A boat-accident record certificate (Korea Occupational Safety and Health Management Corporation)
01.26 Internet strategic alliances between companies TOP BRAND
02.14 Marketing Joins
04.01 Asiana Launches I-Club
04.03 Seoul-Xi'an flights, Calif. - Guilin flights
06.13 Seoul-Pyongyang teukbyeolgi historic first long-haul direct flights (10:17 minutes Pyongyang Sunan Airport Landing)
06.22 Seoul-Chongqing flights
08.04 I-Club members exceeded one million
08.17 Seoul - Yanji flight
10.02 Korea Customer # 1 (Management Association)
10.05 Affiliated with Asiana Club-LG Card
10.10 2000 Presidential Award for the target distribution
10.20 Accident-free record twice Certification (Korea Occupational Safety & Health Management Corporation)
11.18 54 Aerial introduced (HL7594 A321-100 new aircraft).
11.27 Talent Management Award Korea (Korea Management Association - General Services Division)
12.18 ABS issued abroad as collateral for all ticket
12.26 Passenger points Seoul earlier (Jongno gwangeunbilding)
12.27 Seoul - Haneda (Tokyo) ANA with codeshare routes

2001

01.02 Inauguration of the 3rd President of bakchanbeop
02.05 ATW Passenger Service Award 2001 Award
03.02 Children's Home opened Asiana, Incheon-Jeju routes open
03.29 Incheon International Airport, the opening / Jeju - Osaka, Incheon-Busan route opened
04.04 Certified eco-friendly companies
04.02 Incheon - Yonago route opened
04.18 Incheon-Chengdu route opened
04.24 Incheon-Miyazaki route opened
05.05 Incheon-Jakarta route opened
05.16 Incheon - Nanjing opened cargo routes
05.24 Daegu-Shanghai route opened
05.30 Incheon - Almaty bokhang
06.21 Incheon-Frankfurt bokhang
07.01 Cathay Pacific Airways and mileage service partnership
07.10 Incheon - Nanjing Route Opened
08.11 Korea Tourism Management Award
09.27 World Tourism Day, Bronze Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit Award
10.17 Service Quality Index, a wigieop selection (Standards Association)
10.31 Singapore Airlines and mileage service partnership
11.05 Ladyasiana.com open women-only site
12.05 Incheon International Airport hangar OPEN

2002

01.03 Asiana i-Club membership reached 2,000,000
01.06 Busan - Guam route opened
02.18 UNICEF 'Love '20 spare coins and fundraising exceeded one hundred million
02.25 ATW Gold Award Winner Awarded catering sector
03.12 Asiana 'Topride service' launched
04.15 Korea Productivity Center / Chosun Ilbo national customer satisfaction surveys, domestic aviation sector 1st rank in five consecutive years
05.01 Incheon-Tokyo route Week 21 times jeungpyeon
05.02 Join IATA
05.11 Incheon - London route opened
06.18 Incheon - Hangzhou route opened
08.01 Busan-Shenyang route opened
09.03 Yecheon-Jeju routes open
10.16 Korea Standards Association named No. 1 in the subjective quality scores
Korea Management Association of Korea hosted the 11th survey of customer satisfaction for seven consecutive years in the aviation sector selected No. 1 in customer satisfaction
11.07 The 1st Republic of Korea Green Management Award Company Prize Award by Korea Management Association Consulting

2011 (Present, Recent)

03.29 Incheon - Istanbul route opened
06.01 Busan - Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh route opened

Asiana Airlines Company Profile - Legal Organization

Immediate boss of Asiana Airlines

Safety Management Team
Ethics Audit
Environment / account executive - Green Environment Team, Customer Satisfaction Team, Medical Service Team
Public Relations - Public Relations, gwanggotim, sahoegongheontim
Responsible for comprehensive control-control specialists, jonghaptongjetim, flight planners, hanggongboantim

Management Division of Asiana Airlines

Strategic Planning Division
Legal / Camera Division
Division HR - Human Resources, Talent Development Team
Management Support Division - Business support, labor-management cooperation, emergency planners
Financial sector - accounting, treasury, Revenue Accounting Team
Environment / customer segments - green environment, customer satisfaction, and medical services team
PR sector - public relations, advertising, sahoegongheontim

Passenger Division of Asiana Airlines

Passenger Support Division - Passenger support, book sales, orders, customer service team
RM Division - Network Planning, RM, Passenger IT Team
Passenger Sales Division - International Route, South Korea trade, Tariff Team, Seoul branch passenger
Passenger Marketing - passenger marketing, membership services, affiliate services team
International business sector - international business, Alliance Team
Japan / USA / China / nine weeks Headquarters

Freight Division of Asiana Airlines

Cargo Support Division - Support Freight, Cargo Marketing
Cargo Sales Division - Cargo Sales, Oxford Luggage Point
Freight services sector - cargo services team, branch

Maintenance Division of Asiana Airlines

Maintenance Planning Department - maintenance support, and maintenance techniques, maintenance control, maintenance equipment, maintenance training team
Safe Maintenance Division-gas maintenance, parts, maintenance, sf safety maintenance, Incheon, safety maintenance, cabin deck gang

Flight Center of Asiana Airlines

Flight Planning Division - Flight Support, Flight Technology, Flight Evaluation, Flight Training Team
Flight Safety Division - Flight Schedule

Services Division of Asiana Airlines

Airport Services Division - Support Services at the airport, airport operations, Incheon International Airport Services Branch
Cabin service sector - Camping support, cabin service and cabin service training, Kevin Anderson, Catering Team

Flights of Asiana Airlines

Meals Service of Asiana Airlines

Meals Service is offered subject to the international. In some international flights are not available. The menu usually HansikAnd FormDivided into are provided. The menu ssambap hansik nutrition, rice, meat, etc. in various languages, and for foreigners are provided with a guide. Depending on destinations around the traditional foods can be provided. Business class and first class meals in economy class by far will be able to enjoy a varied menu selection is made from. First class meals in restaurants, hotels, and developed through a partnership with experts, and some routes offer a menu of meals 24 hours prior to cooking in order to provide the desired style. September 2005 selected by the sommelier in France, the United States, Chile, including the winery's wines are available in all classes.

In-flight Entertainment

Primarily in long-haul international services offered include personal monitor PTV (Personal Televison) and AVOD (Audio Video On Demand) system is
Currently 10 units of PTV-based aircraft, the B777 is available at The remaining five based AVOD (HL7739, 7742,7755,7756,7775) and B767 Business Class, B747 and A330 service from all of the classes are. In addition, the latest album in the world in the fashion of the famous musicians, including more than 300 albums you can listen to whole grains.
2009 December Introduce new A321-200 In models of short-range aircraft for the first time the system was equipped with AVOD. (HL7789, 7790)

Other in-flight service

In-flight magazine for all classes "ASIANA" and entertainment magazine "ASIANA Entertainment" provides only for international inflight duty-free sales and domestic services, in-flight communications services, progress has been sold. In addition, long-haul passengers in-flight supplies kit for your convenience and the contents of which differ by class. B747 in the 110V power supply is ready, B767, B777 is ready only for the business class.

Asiana Airlines Routes

May 2010
12 cities on 14 domestic routes
68 cities in 22 countries and 85 international routes (passenger), 21 cities in 14 countries, 20 routes (cargo)

Asiana Airlines Fleet

Asiana Airlines Boeing 737-400 aircraft in 1988 and jumped to the airline business, starting early in the BoeingA passenger was running Corporation since 1998, mainly in the AirbusAlso began to operate the aircraft.
August 2011 the current Boeing 33 based aircraft Airbus 38 based aircraft, and has a total of 71 groups.
(71st reserves / 47 based ordering / 10 units optional)

Passenger Management

Aircraft	Fleet	Passenger (First / Business / Travel)	Primary Route	Other
Airbus A320-200	11	162 (162) 146 (8/138) 143 (8/135)	Domestic and international flights stop distance Of, day, and Southeast Asia routes	IAE V2500 Engines No AVOD
Airbus A321-100	2	200(200)	Domestic and international flights stop distance Of, day, and Southeast Asia routes	IAE V2500 Engines No AVOD
Airbus A321-200	15 (Order 6 units)	191 (191) 179 (12/167) 177 (12/165) 171 (12/159)	Domestic and international flights stop distance Of, day, and Southeast Asia routes	IAE V2500 Engines Some models are available AVOD (HL7789, 7790 only)
Airbus A330-300	10 (2nd order)	290 (30/260) 275 (30/245)	International flights stop distance Japan, China, Southeast Asia, Central Asia	Pratt & Whitney PW4168A Engines AVOD is available jeonjwaseok
Airbus A350-800	(8th Order / 10 units optional)	Maybe seating	Long distance and regional routes	Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines will be used Initial Order: 10 units 2016 will be introduced.
Airbus A350-900	(12-based online / 10 units optional)	Maybe seating	Long distance and regional routes	Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines will be used Initial Order: 10 units 2016 will be introduced.
Airbus A350-1000	(Order 10 units / 10 units optional)	Maybe seating	Long distance and regional routes	Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines will be used 2016 will be introduced.
Airbus A380-800	(Order 6 units)	Maybe seating		Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines will be used Will be introduced from 2014
Boeing 737-400	2	162 (162) 160 (160)	Domestic only	With CFM International CFM56-3 engines No AVOD
Boeing 747-400 PAX (passenger version)	2	359 (10/45/304)	Seoul - New York (JFK), mass transit stop distance flight routes	With General Electric CF6-80 engines AVOD is available jeonjwaseok
Boeing 747-400 Combi (passenger + freight)	2	264 (10/24/230)	Long distance routes, short routes, mass transit	With General Electric CF6-80 engines AVOD is available jeonjwaseok
Boeing 767-300	7	250 (15/235)	Domestic and international flights stop distance Of, day, and Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and Oceania	With General Electric CF6-80 engines Business Class AVOD equipped
Boeing 777-200ER	11 (2nd order)	303 (32/271) 299 (28/271) 295 (24/271) 262 (8/28/226)	International long distance, short-range mass transit routes Americas, Europe, Oceania	Pratt & Whitney PW4090 Engines 1-5 Units: PTV installation 6 Units from the AVOD installation (HL7739, 7742, 7755. 7756, 7775, etc.) From 10 Units placed First Class

Fleet Management

Aircraft	Fleet	Primary Route	Other
Boeing 747-400F (cargo)	4 (1st order)	Freight routes	With General Electric CF6-80 engines
Boeing 747-400SF (Passenger (combi) → Cargo converted gas)	4	Freight routes	With General Electric CF6-80 engines
Boeing 767-300F	1	Stop distance freight routes	With General Electric CF6-80 engines

Asiana Airlines aircraft in February 2011 based on average age 8.9 years

Codeshares of Asiana Airlines

Asiana Airlines, the world airline alliance Star AllianceAs an active member of Star Alliance Former members and maintain partnerships and integration with codeshare and mileage system is operational. 2009 February Currently Asiana Airlines codeshare airlines are held to share and mileage are as follows:

Flights to Astana
Air Busan
Air Canada
China International Aviation
All Nippon Airways

Air New Zealand
Bmi
Continental Airlines
Egypt Air
Etihad Airways

Eva Air
United Airlines
US Airways
China Southern Airlines
LOT Polish Airlines

Qantas Airways
Qatar Airways
Singapore Airlines
South African Airways
Flights to Thailand

Turkish Airlines
Shenzhen Airlines
Vladivostok Air
Air Indian (tentative)

In particular, the All Nippon Airways Capital from the partnership in May 2007, October 2007 flight attendants and airport personnel, including the exchange agreement has maintained a close working relationship.

Asiana Airlines Awards

2011 U.S Asiana Airlines, above segyeseo TOP11 selected most innovative airlines
2009 U.S Business Traveler / Crew whole world's best, the world's leading ginaeseobiseusang Award (3 consecutive years).
2009 U.S ATW / Airline of the Year / Best Airline of the Year Selected
2008 U.S skytrax / 5 star Airline Ranking Selection [10]
2008 U.S Business Traveler / Crew whole world's leading, world-class award ginaeseobiseusang
2008 U.S Global Traveler / in-flight service, flight attendants part Prize Award
2007 U.S Skytrax / 5 Star Airline Ranking Selection
2007 ITCA / Mercury Award fed up with the world's top-flight award
2007 U.S Business Traveler / Crew whole world's leading, world-class award ginaeseobiseusang
2007 U.S Global Traveler / crew part Prize Award
2006 U.S Global Traveler / in-flight service, flight attendants part Prize Award
2005 U.S Skytrax / Crew of the world's top award, whole
2005 ITCA / Mercury Award Gold Award-flight Services section
2005 U.S Global Traveler / in-flight service, flight attendants part Prize Award
2004 U.S Skytrax / Airline Excellence Awards 2004 Award
2004 ITCA / Mercury Award Gold Award-flight Services section
2002 U.S ATW / Gold Award Winner Awarded catering section
2001 U.S ATW / Passenger Service Award 2001 Award

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Aerovista Airlines Fleet, Information

2011-12-30T18:39:00.000-08:00

Aerovista Airlines Fleet, Information
Aerovista Airlines is a charter airline based in Sharjah , United Arab Emirates.

Aerovista Airlines Fleet
As of September 2010 is the fleet of five aircraft from AeroVista:

Antonov An-24RV
3 Boeing 737-500 (As Vista Aero Gulf Express )
1 Yakovlev Yak-40

Furthermore, a Antonov An-24RV decommissioned.

Aigle Azur History, Fleet, Leadership

2011-12-30T11:46:00.000-08:00

Aigle Azur History, Fleet, Leadership
Aigle Azur is a airline French group GoFastBased in Tremblay-en-France and provides regular flights from France to theAlgeriaThe MoroccoThe PortugalThe Tunisia and Mali as well as charter flights to most cities ofEurope. She is certified IOSA of IATA.
Aigle Azur History
Founded in 1946 by Sylvain FloiratIt was the first private company after the war and began its activity with some Junkers Ju 52 whose capacity was increased to 32 passengers.

Its creator was able to conclude with the administration of transportation contracts such as special teachers overseas during the holidays: the Tunisia and Lebanon were the first destinations. Purchase of equipment with more modern American surplus enabled him to expand into the Indo-China and the Algeria where transport repatriated to the mainland were an important market.
Douglas DC-3 Aigle Azur in 1953 reactor equipped with a ventral Turbomeca Palas booster.

The 1st May 1955, Sylvain Floirat yielded to the UAT (group formed by air and sea and Chargers Meeting) all of its fleet, 54 of its crew members and his hotel staff.

In 1970The company was reconstituted as a regional airline under the name of Lucas Aviation. Its headquarters was established at thePontoise airport. Lucas Aviation initially operated flights as Lucas Air Transport in operating regional scheduled services, including a line connecting Deauville to London-Gatwick which operated throughout the year. The company name was later changed again in Lucas Aigle Azur.

In the early 2000s, the company was taken over by the group GoFast. She was dying and there were only two old Boeing 737-200. The group has injected capital into the company renewed its fleet while focusing on charter flights to theAlgeria. With the end of the activities of Air Lib Aigle Azur has seized his chance and opened regular routes to theAlgeria.

In 2006, With open skies agreements with Morocco and TunisiaThe company began scheduled flights to major cities Morocco especially Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Agadir, His, Tanger and Oujda and to Lisbon and Port to Portugal.

In 2007Aigle Azur proposed 30 scheduled destinations from several cities FranceAnd launched regular flights Paris-Orly-Djerba, Paris-Orly-Rimini and Marseilles-Sal (Cape Verde). She also put in place the electronic ticket.

Beginning 2008The company was able to add to its scheduled flights to destinations Faro, South of Portugal and to Bamako to Mali. End April 2008She received her third Airbus A319, Registered F-HBMI bringing the fleet to 11 aircraft. In June 2008It launched its loyalty card Azur Plus.

In May 2009The company received its first Airbus A320 nine.

In June 2009Aigle Azur has ordered a Airbus A319 to Airbus during the Paris Air Show. This aircraft was delivered in April 2010.

A fifth Airbus A319 was received in May 2010.

It is the 2e French airline, behind Air France and before Air Austral and Corsair. It employs 800 people.

In June 2010, The company announced its plans to open a line Paris-Baghdad from September 2010. It also plans to open routes to TunisFrom Paris, Lyon and Marseilles. [Ref. Needed]

In July 2010 Aigle Azur becomes a partner with the company Malian Air Mali thus may market Aigle Azur flights to other cities in Africa in particular to Dakar, Abidjan which still Brazzaville shall be effective from 1st August 2010.

The 30 October 2010The company conducts an inaugural flight to Baghdad. The company opened bookings for Baghdad whose first commercial flights begin in mid-December 2010. The line was canceled in mid-2011 due to lack of reservations as a result of events that are happening in the country.

On 01 November 2011, the company opens a new destination Africa: Dakar. On November 23, 2011 Aigle Azur opens Kayes, a new line on Mali.

Aigle Azur Fleet
Its fleet includes 12 aircraft August 2011.

4 Airbus A321 F-GUAA - F-HBAB - F-baF - F-HCAI
4 Airbus A320 HBII-F - F-GJVF - F-HBAO - F-HBAP
4 Airbus A319 F-HBMI - F-HCZI - F-HBAL - F-GXAH

Aigle Azur Leadership

President: Arezki Idjerouidene
Manager: Meziane Idjerouidene
Director: Jean Louis Clauzier

Aero Asia International Pakistan History, Objectives & Fleet

2011-12-30T11:39:00.000-08:00

Aero Asia International Pakistan History, Objectives & Fleet
Aero Asia International was a private Pakistani Airline based in Karachi at the Jinnah International Airport. She was the first Cheap airline Pakistan.
Aero Asia International History
Aero Asia was founded in 1993 and raised on 4 May 1993. She was initially owned by the Pakistani group Tabani.

Was flown initially with a fleet of between three and five Yakovlev Yak-42D between the major cities of Pakistan Karachi Islamabad and Lahore. As the demand by the machines were Boeing 737200Adv-and Douglas DC-9 replaced.

In mid 2005, Aero Asia, the permission for additional flights to Great Britain, Scandinavia and Bahrain granted. In addition, an expansion of the fleet was announced. However, nothing was implemented.

On 22 May 2006 had the Aero Asia at the behest of the Civil Aviation Authority set their flights after this multi-million Rupees taxes owed for flight.

On 12 June 2006 bought from the British Regal Group of the Aero Asia Tabani group, and the airline was then in a restructuring process. In mid-2006 was the company's fleet inactive for financial reasons. In early 2007 the operations were resumed in May 2007 but banned by the authorities again. Security concerns as the reason you called. Since the part of Aero Asia no improvements have been initiated, they finally had the operation on 19 May 2007 give up. Since trying the owner of the airline to take this back into operation, so far without success.
Aero Asia International Objectives & Aircraft (Fleet)
Aero Asia flies normally targets at home and at Persian Gulf. All aircraft were returned to their owners in May 2007.

Air Cargo Germany Routes, Destinations, Fleet

2011-12-30T11:23:00.000-08:00

Air Cargo Germany Cargo, Routes, Destinations, Airplanes (Fleet)
Air Cargo Germany is a cargo airline in Germany. Let see the complete details regarding this airline.
Air Cargo Germany Routes & Destinations
2011 November Based on the German cargo airline has operated the following routes:

City	Airport IATA	Airport ICAO	Airport Name

Yerevan	EVN	UDYZ	Jeubareuteunojeu
Shanghai	PVG	ZSPD	Pudong
Frankfurt	HHN	EDFH	Frankfurt Hahn
Khartoum	KRT	HSSS	Khartoum
Hong Kong	HKG	VHHH	Hong Kong
In Dubai	DXB	OMDB	In Dubai
Almaty	ALA	UAAA	Almaty
Johannesburg	JNB	FAJS	OR Tambo
Mumbai	BOM	VABB	Chhatrapati Shivaji
Nairobi	NBO	HKJK	Jomo kenyata

Air Cargo Germany Fleet
2011 November Cargo airline based in Germany have the following model and use the average age is 19.5 years.

Aircraft	Algebra	Remarks
Boeing 747-400F	4