Atlantsflug has doubled its Bell 206 fleet
Atlantsflug has leased the second Bell 206 from Sweden. The aircraft has arrived in Iceland in December 2019. Two Bell 206 have tail nubmer SE-HKC and SE-HZB. Atlantsflug is sightseeing…
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Avia Solutions Group enters into agreement to acquire Bluebird Nordic
Avia Solutions Group press-release On the 24th of January 2020, Avia Solutions Group signed an agreement with the BB Holding ehf., advised by Barons Capital Partners, to acquire 100% of…
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Icelandair Group CEO: We are not going to fly to China until 2022
President and CEO Icelandair Group Bogi Nils Bogason told Flugblogg, they will not launch direct flights to China at least for the next two years. Several Chinese airlines have announced…
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Icelandair Group CEO: We plan to operate 737 MAX, and the option is to add Airbus A321LR to them
President and CEO Icelandair Group Bogi Nils Bogason told Flugblogg, one of the main options is a combined airline’s fleet, which will include Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A321LR. “Since…
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Cargolux CEO about Iceland, ageing Boeing 747-8F and flying whales
In the middle of June, the cargo airline from Luxembourg has performed a unique delivery to Iceland. Flugblogger met the aircraft in the airport and after asked CEO of Cargolux…
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How Atlantsflug shrugs off tourism decrease with rotary-wing
Icelandic airline, which offers sightseeing flights on the south-east of Iceland, has extended its service with its first helicopter. Atlantsflug’s CEO Jón Grétar Sigurðsson said, obtaining a helicopter was a…
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“Secret passengers” on the shortest regular flight in Iceland
Aviation in Iceland is an essential way to reach a destination, where your trip by car would take many hours due to the hilly landscape. But what if there is…
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How WOW air bankruptcy affects Isavia’s strategy for Keflavik airport
Isavia has reported rocketing profit after the financial year 2018 thanks to the tremendous growth of passenger’s traffic. The airport operator established a masterplan for urgent adaptation old terminal to…
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Iceland is not WOW anymore
The major Icelandic airline has ceased operations next morning after the declaration of its salvation. Low-cost WOW air was an important source of tourists for the Icelandic economy. The bankruptcy…
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Final callouts for WOW air: 22-26 March
Since Friday evening 22. March, WOW air is urgently looking for a financial source to keep flying. After cancelling negotiations with Indigo Partners and a refusal of Icelandair group, the…
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