Tag Archives: Serene Air Fleet

April 7, 2021

On April 5th, 2021, a Serene Air flight ER502 operated by Airbus A330 with 300 souls on board depart...

27 Mar

Serene Air and its Growth in Industry

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March 27, 2021

The last two decades in Pakistan Aviation Industry have witnessed some prominent players in the airl...

27 Mar

Why Serene Air Should Not Go For All-Boeing Fleet

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March 27, 2021

Serene Air joined the aviation market in Pakistan in 2017. It was the first private airline in Pakis...

26 Mar

Serene Air Versus Pakistan International Airlines

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March 26, 2021

Are We looking for a Real Competition?Pakistan Aviation Industry is a small fraternity where fou...

19 Mar

Pakistan Aviation and Battle of Wide-bodies; 777 vs A330

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March 19, 2021

Pakistan International Airlines Fleet PIA has a fleet of modern aircraft that are spacious, comforta...

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15 Jun

A @united @Boeing 737 was briefly delayed in Cancun after a swarm of bees landed on its wing. Instead of calling beekeepers, the crew waited and departed, letting airflow disperse them. United confirmed a safe flight—no bees on board.

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15 Jun

A @SAS @Airbus A320 pilot was arrested at Nice after testing positive for cocaine during a routine tarmac check. He received a suspended sentence and a ban from flying over France. Authorities are expected to suspend his licence, with SAS likely to take disciplinary action.

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15 Jun

The Bombay High Court has restored the ATPL of former @airindia pilot Jeetendra K. Varma, quashing a 2011 DGCA suspension after 15 years. The court cited a lack of due process, but allowed the regulator to reopen the case with proper procedure.