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Seth Miller

Viasat phased array antenna moves into final testing phase for O3b integration

18 November 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The Viasat Ka-band solid-state, fully-electronic phased array flat panel antenna is ready to begin the final stages of testing on the SES O3b mPOWER constellation. The system entered the Test Readiness Review (TRR) stage of the program. TRR is the final stage of testing to verify compliance with the antenna’s performance requirements.

This story is about: electronically steered antenna, electronically steered phased array, ESPA, LEO, Low Earth Orbit, MEO, Middle Earth Orbit, O3b, O3b mPOWER, phased array, Satellite, SES, ViaSat Filed Under: IFEC

Lufthansa Group launches short-haul buy-on-board catering

17 November 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

The stale half-sandwich snack will disappear from Lufthansa Group flights in the new year. Passengers demanded better, and now they have the option to pay for it.

This story is about: ancillary, ancillary fees, ancillary revenue, Austrian Airlines, buy-on-board, catering, dining, Lufthansa, Lufthansa Group, retail, Retail in Motion, Swiss Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Aer Lingus adds Manchester base for Summer 2021

17 November 2020 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Earlier this summer rumors were swirling about a possible UK base for some Aer Lingus planes. It now appears that Manchester is the airport of choice for those operations. The carrier secured just over 1,500 new slots at the airport, enough to operate a full summer of flights with four long-haul aircraft.

This story is about: Aer Lingus, Aer Lingus UK, MAN, Manchester, routes, United Kingdom Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Iceland’s PLAY secures slots at Gatwick, Stansted, Dublin

17 November 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

A year has passed since the company initially planned to start selling seats, enough time to question whether launching a new airline right now is really a smart choice. But Iceland’s PLAY secured access to at least two London-area airports should its operations launch in Summer 2021, suggesting that the company is still pushing forward.

This story is about: Iceland, KEF, Keflavik, LCC, LCCs, London, long-haul LCC, Low Cost Carriers, PLAY, slots Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

JetBlue’s initial London play: Stansted and Gatwick

16 November 2020 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

JetBlue continues to pursue Heathrow as an option for access to the most lucrative London market, but should the carrier launch transatlantic service in Q3 2021 as currently filed it will be to Stansted and Gatwick.

This story is about: BOS, Boston, business class, Gatwick, Heathrow, JetBlue, JFK, JFK Airport, LGW, LHR, London, Mint, New York City, routes, Stansted, STN, TATL, transatlantic Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

Aer Lingus approved to join Oneworld TATL joint venture

16 November 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Aer Lingus received tentative approval from the US Department of Transportation on Monday to join the Transatlantic OneWorld Immunized Alliance joint venture. The ruling, pending final approval and a similar order from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), will allow Aer Lingus to fully participate in the coordination of fares and scheduling with American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia, Finnair and OpenSkies.

This story is about: Aer Lingus, antitrust imunity, ATI, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, Finnair, Heathrow, Iberia, JetBlue, joint venture, LCC, LCCs, LHR, London, Low Cost Carriers, Norwegian, routes, slots Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Qatar Airways begins upgrade of Panasonic Avionics IFE on 777 fleet

16 November 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Passengers on Qatar Airways’ 777s are getting an entertainment system upgrade. The carrier committed to refreshing the Panasonic Avionics hardware on board, including new 10″ EcoFW HD screens and other infrastructure.

This story is about: EcoFW, embedded IFE, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight entertainment, inflight entertainment, PAC, Panasonic, Panasonic Avionics, Panasonic Avionics Corporation Filed Under: IFEC

JetBlue to stop blocking seats in January

12 November 2020 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

JetBlue was one of the last carriers to keep seats blocked on board. Headed into the new year, however, that era will come to a close. As of 8 January 2021 all seats on board will be available for sale.

This story is about: COVID-19, fees, JetBlue, middle seat Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Uganda Airlines shows off cabin, content plans for A330neo fleet

12 November 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

With delivery of its new A330-800neo aircraft imminent, Uganda Airlines is ready for travelers to learn what the in-flight passenger experience will be like as it launches intercontinental services. The Airspace design elements from Airbus are evident throughout the cabin, as expected for a new delivery. The A zone on board features Stelia‘s Opal business […]

This story is about: A330-800, A330neo, Content Service Provider, CSP, economy class, embedded IFE, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight entertainment, in-seat power, Inflight Dublin, inflight entertainment, premium cabin, premium economy, RAVE, USB, Zodiac, Zodiac Aerospace Filed Under: IFEC, Seats & Cabin

Anchorage, Fairbanks open up to international transit traffic

11 November 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Anchorage Airport terminal by pravin.premkumar via flickr/CC BY https://www.flickr.com/photos/pravin8/40714205/

Your next flight between the US and Asia might just stop over in Alaska. And a foreign airline could operate the entire route. The state won approval on Tuesday for its two major international airports, Anchorage and Fairbanks, to handle transit passenger traffic foreign carriers, similarly to how cargo has moved through the state for 25 years.

This story is about: ANC, Anchorage, Delta Air Lines, Department of Transportation, DoT, tourism, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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