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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/trip_reports/read.main/141799
Alitalia riapre Caracas
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Lancio in sassolino.... E se questa tratta venisse operata da una "compagnia di bandiera Italiana" per conto ed in coshare con Conviasa?
Lancio in sassolino.... E se questa tratta venisse operata da una "compagnia di bandiera Italiana" per conto ed in coshare con Conviasa?
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Chi era? Meridiana o Blue Panorama ad operare per conviasa?
Chi era? Meridiana o Blue Panorama ad operare per conviasa?
Dr Gio
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Prima Bpa poi ha ceduto il contratto a Meridiana! Io conunque mi riferivo a bpa
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Grazie a entrambi.
Pazzesco e interessantissimo!
Grazie a entrambi.
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Venezuela said on Monday it had payed debts owed to six international airlines, as the Socialist government seeks to avoid more carriers leaving the country due to outstanding payments.
The debt comes from the government requiring airlines to sell tickets in local bolivar currency but Venezuela has been slow to allow them to repatriate the earnings. Compounding the problem is the country's raging inflation, one of the world's highest at around 60 percent per year.
Venezuela owes airlines some $4 billion, according to a International Air Transport Association estimate earlier this year.
The government paid all the 2013 payments owed to AeroMexico, Insel Air, Tame Ecuador and Aruba Airlines, Finance Minister Rodolfo Marco announced on Twitter.
President Nicolas Maduro's administration has also squared away its 2012 debts with Colombia's Avianca and Lacsa-Taca, Torres added.
"Efficiency!" Marco said in a Tweet, without specifying how much the debts amounted to. "We continue to support airlines!" he added in a flurry of tweets with pictures of him meeting with airline officials.
Air Canada recently cut flights to Venezuela because of security concerns. Alitalia suspended services due to delays in repatriating revenue under currency controls and a clutch of other airlines have reduced the frequency of flights.
About 20 other airlines are still awaiting payment.
Maduro has promised to pay the debts back in full, but has also threatened to kick out any airlines that suspend service over the payment disputes and has blamed the World Cup for the halt of certain flights.
The issue has added to the economic problems facing the country, including shortages of basic goods and raging inflation. Those factors have fueled a wave of street protests against the government since February.
Venezuelans wishing to fly abroad are finding it increasingly hard to purchase tickets due to reduced numbers on sale and sky-rocketing prices. Some sit up late at night to try and book tickets online as soon as they become available.
Starting in July, the government will fix air ticket prices at around 4.5 times more expensive than the current official rate of roughly 11 bolivars per dollar, the Venezuelan Airlines Association, or ALAV, said on Monday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/26/venezuela-airlines-idUSL1N0OC0Y220140526
Venezuela said on Monday it had payed debts owed to six international airlines, as the Socialist government seeks to avoid more carriers leaving the country due to outstanding payments.
The debt comes from the government requiring airlines to sell tickets in local bolivar currency but Venezuela has been slow to allow them to repatriate the earnings. Compounding the problem is the country's raging inflation, one of the world's highest at around 60 percent per year.
Venezuela owes airlines some $4 billion, according to a International Air Transport Association estimate earlier this year.
The government paid all the 2013 payments owed to AeroMexico, Insel Air, Tame Ecuador and Aruba Airlines, Finance Minister Rodolfo Marco announced on Twitter.
President Nicolas Maduro's administration has also squared away its 2012 debts with Colombia's Avianca and Lacsa-Taca, Torres added.
"Efficiency!" Marco said in a Tweet, without specifying how much the debts amounted to. "We continue to support airlines!" he added in a flurry of tweets with pictures of him meeting with airline officials.
Air Canada recently cut flights to Venezuela because of security concerns. Alitalia suspended services due to delays in repatriating revenue under currency controls and a clutch of other airlines have reduced the frequency of flights.
About 20 other airlines are still awaiting payment.
Maduro has promised to pay the debts back in full, but has also threatened to kick out any airlines that suspend service over the payment disputes and has blamed the World Cup for the halt of certain flights.
The issue has added to the economic problems facing the country, including shortages of basic goods and raging inflation. Those factors have fueled a wave of street protests against the government since February.
Venezuelans wishing to fly abroad are finding it increasingly hard to purchase tickets due to reduced numbers on sale and sky-rocketing prices. Some sit up late at night to try and book tickets online as soon as they become available.
Starting in July, the government will fix air ticket prices at around 4.5 times more expensive than the current official rate of roughly 11 bolivars per dollar, the Venezuelan Airlines Association, or ALAV, said on Monday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/26/venezuela-airlines-idUSL1N0OC0Y220140526
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
c e qualche novità per i collegamenti europa - caracas?
c e qualche novità per i collegamenti europa - caracas?
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
i voli sono gia schedulati e/o acquistabili?
EY460
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/ar...zuela-schedule-as-trapped-cash-mounts-400484/
American Airlines riduce le operazioni tra gli USA e il Venezuela passando da 48 a 10 collegamenti settimanali. Dal 1 luglio cancellati i voli tra Caracas e Dallas, JFK e San Juan. Il Miami-Caracas e' ridotto a 8 voli settimanali, mentre il Miami-Maracaibo e' ridotto a 2 frequenze settimanali.
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/ar...zuela-schedule-as-trapped-cash-mounts-400484/
American Airlines riduce le operazioni tra gli USA e il Venezuela passando da 48 a 10 collegamenti settimanali. Dal 1 luglio cancellati i voli tra Caracas e Dallas, JFK e San Juan. Il Miami-Caracas e' ridotto a 8 voli settimanali, mentre il Miami-Maracaibo e' ridotto a 2 frequenze settimanali.
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
American Airlines Reduces Venezuela Operation in July 2014
by JL
Update at 0600GMT 18JUN14
American Airlines during the month of July 2014 is reducing operations to Venezuela, which sees overall operation being reduced from 48 to 10 weekly, from 02JUL14 to 31JUL14
Miami – Caracas Service reduce from 28 to 8 weekly in July 2014
AA967 MIA0915 – 1155CCS 738 6
AA979 MIA1050 – 1335CCS 738 D
AA968 CCS1310 – 1710MIA 738 6
AA914 CCS1445 – 1845MIA 738 D
From 01AUG14 to 31AUG14, AA operates 14 weekly service on this route
Miami – Maracaibo Service reduce from 7 to 2 weekly in July 2014. Boeing 737-800 will operate during the month of July 2014, replacing 757
AA1197 MIA1015 – 1240MAR 738 47
AA966 MAR1355 – 1730MIA 738 47
Following service is cancelled in July 2014 only:
Dallas – Caracas 1 weekly 737-800
New York JFK – Caracas 5 weekly 737-800
San Juan – Caracas 1 daily 737-800
Schedules on/after 01AUG14 is currently pending.
Vedremo se per il mese di Agosto le cose miglioreranno o peggioreranno.
American Airlines Reduces Venezuela Operation in July 2014
by JL
Update at 0600GMT 18JUN14
American Airlines during the month of July 2014 is reducing operations to Venezuela, which sees overall operation being reduced from 48 to 10 weekly, from 02JUL14 to 31JUL14
Miami – Caracas Service reduce from 28 to 8 weekly in July 2014
AA967 MIA0915 – 1155CCS 738 6
AA979 MIA1050 – 1335CCS 738 D
AA968 CCS1310 – 1710MIA 738 6
AA914 CCS1445 – 1845MIA 738 D
From 01AUG14 to 31AUG14, AA operates 14 weekly service on this route
Miami – Maracaibo Service reduce from 7 to 2 weekly in July 2014. Boeing 737-800 will operate during the month of July 2014, replacing 757
AA1197 MIA1015 – 1240MAR 738 47
AA966 MAR1355 – 1730MIA 738 47
Following service is cancelled in July 2014 only:
Dallas – Caracas 1 weekly 737-800
New York JFK – Caracas 5 weekly 737-800
San Juan – Caracas 1 daily 737-800
Schedules on/after 01AUG14 is currently pending.
Alitalia Fan
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Scusate l'articolo solo in spagnolo, ma descrive sinteticamente la situazione venezuelana
Scusate l'articolo solo in spagnolo, ma descrive sinteticamente la situazione venezuelana
Alitalia Fan
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Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Quando la situazione tornerà alla normalità, e spero che accada presto, sarà gara a chi tornerà sui suoi passi più velocemente.
Quando la situazione tornerà alla normalità, e spero che accada presto, sarà gara a chi tornerà sui suoi passi più velocemente.
Re: Alitalia sospende Caracas (03/06/14) ?
Anche Delta riduce pesantemente su CCS. Da un volo giornaliero a soltanto un volo a settimana.
DELTA Reduces Caracas Service from August 2014
by JL
Update at 0700GMT 08JUL14
DELTA from 01AUG14 is reducing Atlanta – Caracas service, where it’ll operate once a week, instead of once a day. Further, the airline will operate Boeing 737-700 aircraft instead of -800, from 27SEP14.
DL781 ATL1630 – 2030CCS 73H 6
DL802 CCS0835 – 1330ATL 73H 7
DELTA is the second US carrier to cut operational frequencies to Venezuela, after American Airlines. However, American Airlines’ service reduction is currently planned for July 2014 only. Schedule on/after 01AUG14 is pending.
Anche Delta riduce pesantemente su CCS. Da un volo giornaliero a soltanto un volo a settimana.
DELTA Reduces Caracas Service from August 2014
by JL
Update at 0700GMT 08JUL14
DELTA from 01AUG14 is reducing Atlanta – Caracas service, where it’ll operate once a week, instead of once a day. Further, the airline will operate Boeing 737-700 aircraft instead of -800, from 27SEP14.
DL781 ATL1630 – 2030CCS 73H 6
DL802 CCS0835 – 1330ATL 73H 7
DELTA is the second US carrier to cut operational frequencies to Venezuela, after American Airlines. However, American Airlines’ service reduction is currently planned for July 2014 only. Schedule on/after 01AUG14 is pending.