Luke Peters is a journalist who writes for AeroTime, with his work also appearing in Simple Flying. He covers a wide range of aviation-related topics, including airline news, flight cancellations, aircraft incidents, and industry trends. Luke's articles provide informative and timely updates for aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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Luke Peters' coverage is heavily focused on transportation and logistics, particularly air travel, airlines, aviation industry developments, and international flights. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements.
For those looking to pitch to Luke, newsworthy announcements from airlines or companies in the aviation industry would likely be of interest to him. Additionally, he may also respond well to pitches covering trends or innovations within the transportation and travel sectors that are supported by data or noteworthy events such as aircraft incidents or recovery plans.
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By: Luke Peters
Dubai International Airport (DXB) remains on track for a record-breaking 2024 in terms of annual passenger traffic.
Allegiant Air will begin a huge expansion drive in 2025, with 44 new routes and three new cities being added to its network.
The old saying “time is money” is particularly true when wearing multiple hats and running a business. Every second is precious.
In an apparent U-turn from a previous decision announced in early November 2024, British Airways has decided that flights between London and Bahrain will continue throughout 2025 after all.
By: Luke Peters
Qatar Airways is reportedly considering the acquisition of several former American Airlines Airbus A330 widebodied aircraft to plug the capacity
KLM and Winair have reintroduced their codeshare agreement on inter-island flights operated by the Caribbean regional carrier.
By: Luke Peters
Ryanair, Europe's largest airline, has announced its intention to withdraw a host of services from 10 regional airports across France should the
Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific saw its passenger figures rise by over 19% in October 2024 while capacity rose by 21%.
Royal Jordanian has announced it will commence direct Amman to Washington Boeing 787 flights in March 2025.
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