Rytis Beresnevicius

Lithuania, Vilnius

Journalist at Simple Flying

Aviation Journalist at @simple_flying

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Viva Italia: How North American Airlines Embraced Italy And Its Secondary Cities For New Transatlantic Routes

1 month ago | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Five North American airlines are planning to fly to various other Italian cities, except Milan and Rome, in June.
April Fools' - AeroTime

2 months ago | aerotime.aero | Valius Venckunas |Rytis Beresnevicius

Ryanair to order and help build the second Antonov An-225 MriyaIn a bid to respond to the unprecedented demand for the upcoming summer travel season, as the vaccination…
Embraer Delivered 73 Commercial Jets Last Year: Expects Up To 85 This Year

Feb 28, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Embraer has unveiled its Q4 2024 and 2024 results, including its annual deliveries and expected aircraft handovers in 2025, with the Brazilian plane maker planning to improve its commercial aircraft deliveries by around 10%. Continuous improvement Embraer disclosed that in 2024, it delivered 73 commercial aircraft, including 26 E1 family aircraft and 47 E2 family aircraft, to its customers, an improvement of 14% year-on-year (YoY).
USDOT Secretary Says Pilots Should Lose Their Licenses If At Fault For Accidents

Feb 28, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

In an interview, Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation, has claimed that pilots should lose their license if they had made an error that resulted in an incident, already circumventing the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) by saying that some of the recent safety events involving US airlines could be pinned on pilot error.
Starlink Vies For Verizon's $2.4 Billion US Air Traffic Control Communications Contract

Feb 28, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Starlink, the subsidiary of SpaceX, a company owned by Elon Musk, could take over a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) contract from Verizon, potentially showcasing the current administration's indifference to obvious conflicts of interest.
United Airlines Boeing 777 Runway Incursion In Honolulu: NTSB Finds Fault With Legacy Runway Design

Feb 27, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has published its final report of a runway incursion involving a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 and a Cessna C208B Caravan in Honolulu, Hawaii, on January 23, 2023.
US Congress Schedules Hearing On Air Traffic Control

Feb 27, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

The United States House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) has scheduled a hearing about the country’s air traffic control ( ATC) system, including the infrastructure and staffing.
Qantas Group Reports $875 Million Profit In Half-Year Results

Feb 27, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Qantas has announced that it ended H1 FY2024/2025 with a solid profit after tax (PAT), which has enabled the airline to announce a major cabin retrofit program for its aging Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Driven by strong demand On February 27, Qantas Group, which includes Qantas, QantasLink, its low-cost brand Jetstar, and other companies, announced a statutory PAT of AU$923 million ($581.1 million).
Spirit Airlines Officially Exits Manchester-Boston Regional Airport

Feb 27, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, serving Manchester, New Hampshire, has announced that Spirit Airlines will not be returning to the airport, with the airport thanking the airline for its investments in the region. Ready to welcome back Spirit Airlines In a statement on February 26, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) thanked Spirit Airlines for its commitment and partnership since the low-cost carrier began serving the airport in 2021.
Southwest Airlines Agrees To List Flights On Expedia

Feb 26, 2025 | simpleflying.com | Rytis Beresnevicius

Southwest Airlines has added yet another ticket distribution channel, with the airline striking an agreement with Expedia. Covering the entire network In a statement on February 26, Expedia announced that starting “this week,” Southwest Airlines' flight network of 117 destinations in 11 countries, including the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean, is now available on its site and its group brands.

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but why announce it on a Sunday..?

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Rytis Beresnevicius

Articles

Viva Italia: How North American Airlines Embraced Italy And Its Secondary Cities For New Transatlantic Routes

April Fools' - AeroTime

Embraer Delivered 73 Commercial Jets Last Year: Expects Up To 85 This Year

USDOT Secretary Says Pilots Should Lose Their Licenses If At Fault For Accidents

Starlink Vies For Verizon's $2.4 Billion US Air Traffic Control Communications Contract

United Airlines Boeing 777 Runway Incursion In Honolulu: NTSB Finds Fault With Legacy Runway Design

US Congress Schedules Hearing On Air Traffic Control

Qantas Group Reports $875 Million Profit In Half-Year Results

Spirit Airlines Officially Exits Manchester-Boston Regional Airport

Southwest Airlines Agrees To List Flights On Expedia

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