Joe Pries is a journalist who writes for Aviation Week Network. His articles primarily cover news and developments in the aviation industry, including topics such as airline operations, route expansions, antitrust clearance, and investment in sustainable fuel technologies. Joe's expertise and reporting provide valuable insights into the business and operations of airlines worldwide.
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Joe Pries' coverage primarily focuses on the transportation and logistics industry, with a heavy emphasis on aviation. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements related to airlines, fleet expansion, airline routes, and antitrust clearance.
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By: Adrian Schofield, Joe Pries
By: Christine Boynton, Joe Pries
Copa Airlines has revised down its capacity growth expectations in the year ahead, accounting for January’s Boeing 737-9 groundings, and uncertain aircraft delivery timings.
By: Helen Massy-Beresford, Joe Pries
Fast-growing Central Asian airline group Air Astana has raised around $120 million to fund further expansion from an initial public offering (IPO) and its shares have begun conditional trading on the London Stock Exchange.
By: Victoria Moores, Joe Pries
Icelandic Airbus A320 /A321neo operator PLAY has canceled letters of intent (LOIs) for two aircraft that were scheduled to join its fleet in 2025 and detailed plans for an ISK3-4 billion ($22-29 million) capital raise.
By: Alan Dron, Joe Pries
ULCC Wizz Air plans to open its second training center—located in Rome—in 2024.
By: Helen Massy-Beresford, Joe Pries
By: Adrian Schofield, Joe Pries
Qantas has converted more of its Airbus narrowbody backlog to A321XLRs, and the airline is also advancing its plans for inflight Wi-Fi in its international fleet.
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By: Maxim Pyadushkin, Joe Pries
The success of the initial public offering (IPO) completed by Kazakhstan’s Air Astana group in early February has spurred Central Asian governments to pursue the privatization of other airlines.
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