low-cost

The civil aviation industry is evolving and transforming. 2-3 years ago, I knew of two types of airlines: low-cost (LLC) and full-service (traditional / traditional). The low-cost ones had very low rates, but without other services included. In our view, the low-cost companies do not always have the most…

WOW Air, Iceland's low-cost carrier, has leased 2 Airbus A321 for overseas flights. The aircraft will be received by mid-March and will operate transatlantic flights between Reykjavik and two destinations in the United States: Boston (27 March 2015) and Washington (8 May 2015). The Airbus A321 is the largest model.

Air Croatia will be a new low-cost airline, which will operate flights, initially, on routes: Gothenburg - Zagreb, Gothenburg - Zadar and Gothenburg - Split. According to the latest information, Air Croatia will start operations on 14 in June, and the flights will be honored with an Airbus A319 Czech Airlines aircraft and under the flight code CSA - "OK".

EL AL, the largest airline in Israel, enters the low-cost market with the subsidiary "UP". The new Israeli air carrier will start operations on 30 March 2014, with fares from 69 EUR / segment. It seems that EL AL used the saying "if you can not beat them, join them" when he made the decision to join the low-cost market.