Air Partner announces contract with Olympic Holidays
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- Created on Tuesday, 21 May 2013 13:45
Leading air charter broker and Royal Warrant holder, Air Partner, has announced the launch of its new flying programme with Olympic Holidays.
Air Partner will service a large part of Olympic Holidays’ flying requirements for the 2013 summer flying season. The programme will operate on two modern Germania Airbus A319 aircraft, which will be based at Gatwick and Manchester and will operate to all the main Greek Islands and Cyprus from May until November 2013.Read more: Air Partner announces contract with Olympic Holidays
bmi regional jets expert agents to Hannover on new route from Bristol
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- Created on Monday, 20 May 2013 13:51

Read more: bmi regional jets expert agents to Hannover on new route from Bristol
Oman Air invests further in staff training
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- Created on Monday, 20 May 2013 11:58
Oman Air, the national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman, has committed OR2 million to staff training in 2013, having already invested more than OR3.3 million over the previous two years.
In addition, Oman Air’s Board of Directors has approved plans to fund full scholarships for 100 employees, enabling them to improve their academic qualifications in a range of administrative and technical disciplines. The initiative builds on existing training opportunities, such as Oman Air covering 75% of tuition fees on approved courses and offering unpaid study leave.
In addition, Oman Air’s Board of Directors has approved plans to fund full scholarships for 100 employees, enabling them to improve their academic qualifications in a range of administrative and technical disciplines. The initiative builds on existing training opportunities, such as Oman Air covering 75% of tuition fees on approved courses and offering unpaid study leave.
GainJet's Challengers reflecting market trends
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- Created on Monday, 20 May 2013 09:17

Airlines only need additional hub airport capacity
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- Created on Friday, 17 May 2013 14:47
In its submission to the Airports Commission on making best use of airport capacity in the short to medium term, the Board of Airline Representatives in the UK (BAR UK) says that airlines are only experiencing capacity problems at Heathrow.
Read more: Airlines only need additional hub airport capacity
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