Airline Shutdown, Korean Air News & 737 MAX Updates

Air Malta will officially shut down in March 2024 as part of a significant overhaul to the national carrier. Korean Air has also announced a substantial expansion to its global network for the upcoming winter season. There's also news surrounding the Boeing 737 MAX as the plane maker targets a considerable increase in overall production. At Aeromexico, they're plotting a massive expansion towards the United States from 2024 thanks to a partnership with Delta.

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[FireDawg]

KoreanAir coming to Las Vegas 5 times a week will be great. I hope Japan Airlines or ANA have Las Vegas on their radars as well.

[jsaviationaus]

also you forgot that korean air are switching the B787-9 with a B747-8i on the Seoul-Sydney Route From October 30. Then from January 15 it will be the B777-300ER.

[electro_sykes]

Bro Malta Air by RYANAIR is replacing Air Malta. The Government is pouring a lot of money to RYANAIR to expand their presence their as most tourist and many locals prefer low cost options

[pcobra]

Good Max & Aero Mexico Report & Visuals

[tomasgomez]

Have you covered the story of fees at Mexico airports? Mexico airport stocks plunged yesterday. I'd like to hear more about that subject. Thanks!

[YYZ_planespotter]

Aeromexico also extending to Canada as well

[iceman]

There isn't much room for growth on Malta.

[american]

Glad to see more great content bro! Keep it up bro!

[melbournechugging]

Korean air needs to paint there planes
Paint fading

[TheFarmanimalfriend]

What about climate change? You need to see how these airline companies and aircraft manufacturers are dealing with CO2 emissions. If we keep putting dealing with this issue off we are so screwed. Most major airports are at sea level.

[TinaHollner]

No way DJ:
"Two significant incidents" concerning the Boing 737 Max. What you call "two incidents" killed 346 people and are therefore defined as "accidents" and NOT "incidents"
Quote from google:
"An accident is an event that has unintentionally happened, that results in damage, injury or harm. An incident is an event that has unintentionally happened, but this may not result in damage, harm or injury"
So please refrain from being a Boing advertiser, and try to show an objective point of view instead. Otherwise you will not be perceived as being serious.

[tuandoan-saigon]

Any news regarding Korean Air and Asiana?

[buffetline]

Boeing Commercial is having major issues with 737. Fuselage problems from Spirit has brought production to near zero.

[oneUTD]

Regarding Aero Mexico, I am surprised you do not mention about them regaining Category 1 status from FAA. You only talk about the fleet and JCA but really these new routes are possible as they are not granted to fly across the border.

[BaoLe-eeed]

Korean Airlines is one of the worst airlines I have ever been on. Won't turn on the a/c until reaching cruising altitude even in summer! Add to that very narrow seats.

[two]

BoneHead wants to build 57 a month, 3 will probably be safe to fly.

[electro_sykes]

they need to do the same with qantas. Shut it down and replace it with a new airline the following day

[stevesmoneypit]

Air Malta would stand a better chance if they cleaned house and disposed of the ABs. Start fresh with Boeing!

[piotropoka]

with all due respect, you just called 2 major 737 catastrophes, incidents. shame on you!