Per quale assurdo motivo abbiano dovuto/voluto volare a Kiev fin oltre la ragionevole precauzione e' tutto da comprendere; safety first no, eh?
Wizz Air Is Trying To Get Trapped Crews Out Of Ukraine As Some Said To Be Hiding In Kyiv Subway
The Hungarian carrier has crew members and A320s trapped in Ukraine, with at least some employees charging that the airline was too slow to react to the threat that Russia was about to invade the country.www.forbes.com
Ci stava abbatterli con qualche SAM...Non so quanto sia affidabile la fonte, ma a quanto pare:
«Due SU-27 e due SU-24 di Mosca hanno sorvolato lo spazio aereo della Svezia vicino all'isola di Gotland»
Svezia, ora scatta l'allarme: "Hanno invaso il nostro spazio aereo"
Due SU-27 e due SU-24 di Mosca hanno sorvolato lo spazio aereo della Svezia vicino all'isola di Gotlandwww.ilgiornale.it
Anche Ryan ha volato fino all’ultimo, ma almeno non è rimasta bloccata lì con gli aerei.
È fermo dal 27 febbraio scorso a Ginevra. Ha cercato di "scappare" ma era troppo tardi
Si ma essendo parte della UE se vengono attaccati e come se attaccassero la UE stessa
Fino al 23 sera, hanno invaso durante la notte del 24. La differenza credo stia nel fatto che wizz ha una base e ryan va e torna, ma non sono sicuro.
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Sarebbe stato molto più incisivo staccargli il bocchettone da Sabre PSS, paralizzando istantaneamente prenotazioni, vendite, check-in ed imbarco di Aeroflot.Sabre terminates distribution agreement with Aeroflot
SOUTHLAKE, Texas – March 3, 2022 – Sabre Corporation, a leading software and technology company in the travel industry, today announced that it has terminated its distribution agreement with Aeroflot, the largest government-majority owned carrier in Russia. Sabre is taking immediate steps to...
Questi in foto sarebbero gli aerei russi al prato causa sanzioni? O è una foto "di repertorio"?Airline software giant ends distribution service with Russia's Aeroflot, crippling carrier's ability to sell seats
Leslie Josephs
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Aeroflot Russian Airlines and Rossiya Airlines jet aircrafts at Moscow-Sheremetyevo International Airport.
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Sabre Corp. on Thursday said it terminated a global distribution agreement with Russia’s Aeroflot, crippling the country’s largest airline’s ability to sell seats.
The Texas-based airline software giant provides airline ticket distribution and reservation services for airlines around the world. Sabre’s decision to end the distribution agreement means Aeroflot’s flights won’t show up on online travel agencies or other third party sites. Aeroflot didn’t immediately comment.
It is the latest measure that has isolated Russia’s airlines since the country invaded Ukraine last week.
Boeing, General Electric and other aerospace manufacturers have suspended parts distribution and service agreements with Russia as countries, led by the U.S. and European nations, impose sanctions in protest of Russia’s invasion. The U.S. and Europe have cut Russia’s access to their airspace.
“Sabre has been monitoring the evolving situation in Ukraine with increasing concern,” Sean Menke, Sabre’s CEO, said in a statement. “We are taking a stand against this military conflict. We are complying, and will continue to comply, with sanctions imposed against Russia.”
Sabre has a separate agreement with Aeroflot that allows the airline to book passengers on the SabreSonic platform on the airline’s website.
“The Company will continue to monitor the ongoing situation and will evaluate whether additional actions would be appropriate, taking into account legal considerations and any counter measures that could be implemented in response,” Sabre said.
