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Malaysia Airlines has announced the beginning of flights to Bogland from Kuala Lumpur. These flights will utilize the Boeing 747-400, flying twice daily between the two cities with a stopover in Los Angeles. These flights are expected to begin sometime around the 15th and with the first 11:30AM departure operating as MH90 to Kuala Lumpur and MH91 from Kuala Lumpur, and the second 10:00PM departure operating as MH92 to Kuala Lumpur and MH93 from Kuala Lumpur. A third possible flight, this one from Bogland to Kuala Lumpur via Honolulu, would utilize the Boeing 777-200ER operating as MH94 to Kuala Lumpur and MH95 from Kuala Lumpur. Singapore Airlines has also expanded services to Bogland, opening up a 5th daily flight between the cities of Bogland and Singapore. This will be their long awaited 12PM noon flight out of Bogland and 7:30AM arrival into Singapore. This flight, which will be operated as SQ009 to Singapore and SQ10 from Singapore. This flight also marks the first regular service to Bogland using a non Bogland Airlines Airbus A380-800. This flight is expected to begin operations around the 10th. On top of this, Qantas has announced the beginning of service to Bogland. These flights will fly daily between the cities of Bogland and Sydney with a stopover in Los Angeles. The flight, which will operate as QF84 to Sydney and QF85 from Sydney, will utilize the Boeing 747-400. This also marks the first regular flight from Bogland to Australia by an airline besides Bogland Airlines. This service is expected to begin sometime towards the end of the month.
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Bermuda has annexed Antarctica
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Following its 24 hour closure, Bogland Capital Airport has reopened to passengers. The airport had been closed for maintenance and upgrades, with the old airport having 19 gates. The new airport now has 39 gates spanning two decks. Yes, the airport now spans two decks: the lower deck with 20 gates and the upper deck with 19 gates. The old airport (which is now the upper deck) still hosts many flights, offering mostly widebody services to Asia and Oceania. The lower deck also hosts many widebody flights, but offers cargo and passenger service to Asia, Oceania, Europe, South America, and Africa. Due to the runway being on the upper deck, aircraft are transported between the two decks on two our state of the art aircraft elevator. The elevators, which travel around 900 feet between the two decks, can carry even the largest of aircraft; the elevator platform measuring 400 feet by 400 feet. The trip between the two platforms take around six minutes. The first aircraft that arrived into the new airport was Hawaiian Airlines flight 106 from Hilo to Bogland via Los Angeles.
Lower Deck Airlines
Air Tahiti Nui
Bogland Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Eva Air
Hawaiian Airlines
Singapore Airlines
United Airlines
VASP
Upper Deck Airlines
Air Tahiti Nui
All Nippon Airways
Bogland Airlines
Cathay Pacific
China Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Hawaiian Airlines
Japan Airlines
Malaysia Airlines
Norwegian Long Haul
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
Thai Airways
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It’s been a while, but after a recent release, we have some new stuff! United will add a 764 to the roster with the aircraft doing IAD-LHR-WMI-LHR-IAD and IAD-AMS-WMI-AMS-IAD. United will also add a further 738, and Delta will upgrade LA and SEA to the A321N
| Route | Aircraft | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| London | 767-400 | Daily |
| Amsterdam | 767-400 | 2X Weekly |
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Seeing the growing popularity of flights to Taiwan, EVA Air has decided to begin large scale passenger services from Bogland to Taipei. These flights will be operated by their Airbus A330-300s and Airbus A330-200s. The flights will begin on August 5th and will follow the schedule below. EVA Air has also opened a crew base at the Bogland Capital International Airport for these flights.
| Flight Number | Route | Aircraft | Departure Time | Flight Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BR2801 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via Los Angeles | Airbus A330-200 | 8:15AM | 7:45 (BCA-LAX)/13:10 (LAX-TPE) |
| BR2802 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via Los Angeles | Airbus A330-200 | 2:10AM | 11:55 (TPE-LAX)/6:50 (LAX-BCA) |
| BR2803 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via Los Angeles | Airbus A330-200 | 9:30PM | 7:45 (BCA-LAX)/13:10 (LAX-TPE) |
| BR2804 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via Los Angeles | Airbus A330-200 | 3:45PM | 11:55 (TPE-LAX)/6:50 (LAX-BCA) |
| BR2805 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via Honolulu | Airbus A330-300 | 9:45AM | 9:45 (BCA-HNL)/10:15 (HNL-TPE) |
| BR2806 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via Honolulu | Airbus A330-300 | 1:55AM | 9:10 (TPE-HNL)/8:40 (HNL-BCA) |
| BR2807 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via Honolulu | Airbus A330-300 | 10:20PM | 9:45 (BCA-HNL)/10:15 (HNL-TPE) |
| BR2808 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via Honolulu | Airbus A330-300 | 5:00PM | 9:10 (TPE-HNL)/8:40 (HNL-BCA) |
| BR2809 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via San Francisco | Airbus A330-300 | 12:00PM | 8:00 (BCA-SFO)/12:30 (SFO-TPE) |
| BR2810 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via San Francisco | Airbus A330-300 | 6:00AM | 11:20 (TPE-SFO)/7:00 (SFO-BCA) |
| BR2811 | Bogland - Taipei Taoyuan via San Francisco | Airbus A330-300 | 11:45PM | 8:00 (BCA-SFO)/12:30 (SFO-TPE) |
| BR2812 | Taipei Taoyuan - Bogland via San Francisco | Airbus A330-300 | 5:10PM | 11:20 (TPE-SFO)/7:00 (SFO-BCA) |
| BR2849 | Bogland - Kaohsiung via San Francisco and Taipei Songshan (though EVA Air forsees that most passengers will utilise the SFO-TSA and TSA-KHH legs of BR2849 individually) | Airbus A330-300 | 8:25AM | 8:00 (BCA-SFO)/12:15 (SFO-TSA)/0:45 (TSA-KHH) |
| BR2850 | Kaohsiung - Bogland via Taipei Songshan and San Francisco (though EVA Air forsees that most passengers will utilise the KHH-TSA and TSA-SFO legs of BR2850 individually) | Airbus A330-300 | 1:40AM | 1:00 (KHH-TSA)/10:45 (TSA-SFO)/7:00 (SFO-BCA) |
Along with this, China Airlines has countered this and has plans to expand their flights to Taipei with new Airbus A330-300 and Airbus A350-900 equipment, as well as stationing several of their Airbus A321neos for approved short haul Bogland interisland service.
Several other airlines, such as Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and Vietnam Airlines have also expressed interest in expanding or starting service to Bogland. Cathay Pacific has considering starting two more daily flights from Bogland to Hong Kong, with one stopping over at New York and the other at Los Angeles, utilising their Boeing 747-400s. Malaysia Airlines is also considering an additional flight connecting Bogland to Kuala Lumpur with a stopover in Honolulu using their Boeing 777-200ER, adding to their current three daily flights. Singapore Airlines is also considering a service from Bogland to Singapore via Honolulu using their Boeing 777-300ER equipment, adding a sixth daily flight. Vietnam Airlines has great interest in starting service from Bogland to Saigon and Hanoi, with quadweekly flights to Saigon and triweekly flights to Hanoi, all of which will have a stopover in San Francisco using their Airbus A350-900 aircraft. They also have plans similar to China Airlines of using their Airbus A321-200s and Airbus A321neos for short haul interisland service, as well as opening a small crew base for these interisland flights.
United is changing things up with their new 800 base and switching some express routes around
| Route | Airline | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas | 737-800 | 2X Daily |
| Boston | 737-800 | 2X Daily |
| Columbus | CRJ-200 | 2X Daily |
| Cleveland | E170 | 2X Daily |
| Indianapolis | E170 | Daily |
| Traverse City | E170 | Weekend Only |
Bogland Airlines has also recently partnered with Rimowa to create a line of suitcases designed for our cabin crew and flight crew. These new suitcases will be gifted to every single cabin and flight crew member working for Bogland Airlines, as well as any of their trainees. This follows shortly after Bogland Airlines partnered with Tumi and Coach to design a line of handbags and messenger bags for our cabin crew members.
Various EVA Air Airbus A330s parked at the international terminal in anticipation for the inaugural flights
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Following the massive success of flights to Australia, Qantas has announced the expansion of flights to Australia. Qantas has announced the start of flights between Bogland and Brisbane via Los Angeles utilizing their Boeing 747-300 aircraft. These flights will run daily alongside their service between Bogland and Sydney via Los Angeles, operating as QFA49 to Bogland and QFA50 from Bogland. As well, Qantas is now partnering with Bogland Airlines Catering to provide meals and snacks aboard Qantas flights departing from Bogland Capital International Airport, switching over from Gate Gourmet.
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Japan Airlines has acquired the last available slot at Bogland Capital International Airport. Starting tomorrow, they will restart their famous Reso’cha service between Bogland and Tokyo Narita via Los Angeles and Honolulu. This flight will be operated under the JALways brand. These flights will be operated daily using their Boeing 747-200 aircraft, operating as JAL063 from Bogland and JAL064 to Bogland. To accompany this, Japan Airlines has opened a JAL Sakura lounge in the international terminal at BCIA for business class, first class, OneWorld sapphire and emerald members, priority pass card holders, and JAL frequent flyers.
Now that Bogland Capital International Airport is at full capacity, the Bogland Airports Group is now looking to replace the airport. Plans have been drawn up for a proposed airport about three miles southeast of where the current airport sits. The new airport would be replacing only the Bogland Capital International Airport, and if this project comes to fruition, the current airport will be closed sometime in early June, with the new airport opening the same day. This closure will not affect services at Bogland East and Bogland West, but highspeed ferry services between the three airports will be provided for connections.