Tag: Netherlands
Boeing 747-400 Miami Take-off in Heavy Rain – Cockpit View
Full startup and heavy rain departure from Miami Intl. Airport (MIA/KMIA) Miami, Florida. Viewed from the flightdeck of a KLM Martinair Cargo Boeing 747-400ERF heading back to Amsterdam. Video show the full startup and pushback, taxi out and take-off from runway 09 with ATC and interphone recordings. Timelapse: https://youtu.be/VQdu8iyaWDU Recorded with: Sony Handycam, GoPro… Read More ›
New Course: Aircraft Operations Regulatory Safety Oversight
“When concluding a Commercial Agreement in aviation, professionals from Airline Operators and CAAs/NAAs must have a good understanding of the responsibilities of States, Operators, Service Providers and Sub-contractors“, says the JAA TO-trainer Ludo, while explaining his new course. He gave us an interview over aircraft safety oversight, bringing light to the importance of understanding it… Read More ›
2018 summer schedule – a 4.1% increase in capacity
+4.1% increase in capacity compared to the previous summer season *; A record: 78 new services** on the long, medium and short-haul networks; 314 destinations in 116 countries served by the Air France-KLM group in 2018; Consolidated partnerships on all continents and an enlarged network. For the 2018 summer season (from 25 March to 27… Read More ›
KLM welcomes latest Boeing 777-300 at Schiphol
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines today welcomed its 13th Boeing 777-300 at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The new arrival is named Darien National Park. KLM’s Boeing 777 fleet now consists of 28 aircraft, 13 of which are type 300s. In June 2016, KLM welcomed its 12th Boeing 777-300, named Gunung Mulu National Park. KLM’s next Boeing 777-300, the… Read More ›
Transavia offers five additional destinations from Rotterdam The Hague Airport
A total of eighteen new routes this summer. As of today, Transavia is offering five extra routes from Rotterdam The Hague Airport. Passengers can now also book tickets to Venice, Pisa, Valencia, Pula and Bergerac from Rotterdam The Hague Airport. This brings the total number of destinations that the airline flies from Rotterdam The Hague… Read More ›
Ballast Nedam and ULC Groep redesign KLM Crown Lounge at Schiphol
Today, Royal Schiphol Group and KLM awarded the contract for the redesign and extension of the international KLM Crown Lounge to Ballast Nedam and ULC Groep. The work will include adding a new floor to the lounge, building an outdoor terrace and a new interior design. When work is completed, the lounge will approximately have… Read More ›
KLM offers self-service access to Schengen Lounge 25 at Schiphol
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has introduced self-service kiosks at the entrance to Schengen Lounge 25 at Schiphol Airport. The service will give authorised passengers quicker access to the lounge. By scanning their own boarding passes, the passengers will be able to enter the lounge quickly and easily, even at the busiest times. KLM transported more… Read More ›
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Garuda Indonesia once again gained international recognition, this time for significant passenger growth at two world-class airports in the Southeast Asia and East Asia regions, namely Changi International Airport Singapore and Incheon International Airport in South Korea. Garuda Indonesia won the Changi Airline Awards for the category of “TOP Airline by absolute growth in passenger… Read More ›
Technical University Delft, Fokker And Lockheed Martin Celebrate 10 Year Technology Partnership.
A ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the F-35 internship program and technology partnership between Technical University Delft, Fokker and Lockheed Martin, was held today at the Societeit de Witte in The Hague.Keynote speakers at the event included Sjoerd Vollebregt, former chief executive officer, Fokker; Royal Netherlands Air Force Commander-in-Chief, Lt.Gen. Sander Schnitger; Dirk Jan… Read More ›
Ticket tax damages Austria’s economy and costs jobs.
• Austria’s air transport industry demands revocation of ticket tax • Study proves that the ticket tax slows further growth – its revocation would actually yield more income • An airline announced last week that it would increase its operations in Bratislava The ticket tax is damaging Austria’s economy, and is costing jobs. This position… Read More ›
Chromalloy Aircraft Engine Component repair station in Europe receives ‘Approved Organization Exposition’ certificate from Japan Aviation Bureau.
Chromalloy announced today that the company’s turbine engine component repair station in The Netherlands has received Approved Organization Exposition (AOE) certification from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB). “The AOE certificate allows the station in Tilburg to provide Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved Designated Engineering Representative (DER) repairs on All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan… Read More ›
