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Paris Gets Emirates A380
Emirates A380

Emirates will replace B777 capacity with an A380 to Paris from February 1 2010.

Emirates flies twice daily to the French capital. The aircraft will replace the early PM arrival from Dubai.

Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline said, “This is really great news for us to bring the A380 to Paris and is a result of such encouraging sales in and out of Paris Charles de Gaulle. Our plans to introduce this exceptional aircraft have been accelerated by almost a year which, in the current economic climate, is a major achievement."

Currently, Emirates operates five A380s to Toronto, London Heathrow, Bangkok, Sydney and Auckland. A further 53 aircraft are on order.

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AEA Ties With Seabury

  

Coyne Links With Jade Cargo

Seabury Aviation and the Association of European Airlines (AEA) have signed an exclusive aviation partnership.

“This co-operation will provide for remarkable synergies”, said AEA Secretary General Ulrich Schulte-Strathaus. “AEA engages in an intense dialogue with regulatory bodies of the European Union, and in so doing underlines the commonality of interests of its members, whilst Seabury can provide guidance to individual member airlines on issues such as strategy consulting, business planning, acquisition and financing.”

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Coyne has signed a deal with Jade Cargo to operate a B747-400 freighter from Frankfurt to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.

Starting on July 1, the new Wednesday service adds to an existing Monday flight from London Stansted via Cologne to Tbilisi.

Coyne will offer trucking connections throughout continental Europe as well as the UK, allowing a Tuesday evening close-out. The Thursday morning arrival allows freight to be cleared in Tbilisi and deliveries to Yerevan and Baku before the weekend.

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Lufthansa Gets Green Light For Belgian Tie-Up

Lufthansa has received the go-ahead from the European Commission for its planned tie-up with Brussels Airlines.

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