An Outdoor Terrace with Picturesque Mountain Views: The outdoor seating area will be equipped with heaters and fans for use year-round, providing guests with views of the airfield and the Wasatch Mountains.Delicious Food from an Award-Winning, Resy Chef featuring Fresh, Local Ingredients: Guests will be able to enjoy a hot breakfast, a rotating selection of main courses, sides, salads, and soups throughout the day, and freshly made desserts.“Blue Roast by American Express” Coffee Bar: A coffee bar with counter service featuring espresso beverages, cold brew, and rotating seasonal specialty coffee drinks from a local roaster.Full Bar with Bespoke Cocktail Menu and Wine List: A wide selection of drinks will be available to order from two bars, including a locally inspired cocktail menu featuring alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages designed by Centurion Lounge Mixologist Jim Meehan and a selection of wines hand-picked by Anthony Giglio, Centurion Lounge Wine Director and sommelier.Comfortable Seating Areas All Types of Travelers: Guests will have a wide range of seating options to choose from, including cozy armchairs, cafe seating and dining banquettes, quiet workspaces, a dedicated wellness room, and more.
16 August, 2024
American Express to open a new Centurion Lounge at Salt Lake City International Airport in 2025
Iraqi Airways renews its contract with SITA
Introducing Toronto-Pearson - Thunder Bay new route with Porter Airlines Embraer E195-E2 jets
Air Canada to resume Ottawa to London Heathrow service
Surf Air Mobility reports second quarter financial results.....
“Our financial results for the second quarter demonstrate strong execution by the Surf Air Mobility team. Revenue exceeded our expectations and Adjusted EBITDA was materially higher than our initial plan. We remain focused on executing our strategy and on our unwavering commitment to expand our footprint and leadership position in the regional air mobility market,” said Deanna White, Chief Operating Officer and Interim CEO of Surf Air Mobility.
She continued, “In the last 90 days, we have moved rapidly to implement operational improvements and stringent management of operating expenses. These efforts resulted in second quarter positive adjusted EBITDA for our regional airline operations, formerly known as Southern Airways, reversing a longstanding trend. In addition to driving substantive improvement in those operations, we are simultaneously advancing our Technology operations, including the ‘SurfOS’ technology platform and our EP1 Caravan electrification initiative.
She concluded, “We are fundamentally improving our operating model and refining strategies to reduce our cost of operations. In addition, we plan to sub-capitalize key initiatives to drive efficiencies and more effectively manage capital. To that end, we recently announced a ground-breaking new venture, Surf Air Technologies, powered by Palantir Technologies. Together with Palantir, we will develop, market and sell AI-powered software tools to create a category-defining operating system for the advanced air mobility industry. This venture uniquely places Surf Air Mobility at the forefront of innovation in our industry.”
Unical expands European sales & support with new office in Surrey, UK
Omio and Ryanair announce key partnership as Omio's expands travel options for travellers
15 August, 2024
EL AL Israel Airlines completes order for up to 31 Boeing 737 MAX jets
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Hey Canada....its time to get in the Vacation Mood
14 August, 2024
Virgin Australia Group has placed eight firm orders for Embraer E190-E2 aircraft
Robinson Helicopter Company’s fourth ‘climb higher’ series demonstrates modern capability of the R66 law enforcement helicopter
10 more A220s for airBaltic takes total commitment to 90 aircraft
The new order takes the airline’s total commitment to 90 planes.
Funding boosts 6 innovative future space technologies
Stellar success: Secured as part of the Space to Innovate Campaign – Charlie Drop, six organizations have received funding to advance technologies that improve the UK's capacity for safe operations in space.
£1.6 million overall funding allocated to 6 innovative organisations to develop space technologies.
The Space to Innovate Campaign aims to find and fund solutions to major space hurdles to promote space resilience and operational effectiveness.
The Space to Innovate Campaign – Charlie Drop is the third challenge in a joint collaboration between the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA).
Challenge Area 1: Novel ways to achieve fine resolution collection for intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance (ISR)Challenge Area 2: Technologies and techniques to alert, protect and defend satellitesChallenge Area 3: Satellite and ground segment technologies for future Defence and Security operations