Showing posts with label Titan Airways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Titan Airways. Show all posts

30 June, 2023

Titan Airways Malta adds third aircraft

A third Airbus A321P2F has joined Titan Airways Malta.



Titan Airways Malta has welcomed its third Airbus aircraft to its fleet, the carrier confirmed today.  The plane, with the registration 9H-ZTC, joined the carrier's growing Maltese fleet on 22nd June having previously operated under the Titan Airways UK brand.

The aircraft is the first to operate in the new livery which features the Maltese crosses.  The rest of the fleet will adopt the new after routine maintenance, 9H-ZTA will be the next plane with the new paint job when it comes out of planned maintenance this weekend.

Thanks to Giorgio Adamo for the great photo of 9H-ZTC landing into Naples on 23rd June.

Titan Airways operate three Airbus A321P2F cargo aircraft, with a fourth now in conversion. The aircraft is the first of its size to have containerised loading in both of its two decks and can carry up to 207m3 / 27,000kg of cargo.

27 April, 2023

Titan Airways says goodbye to its final Boeing 737 Classic aircraft

The UK speciality ACMI airline Titan Airways has paid tribute to the classic Boeing 737 jet that is leaving the carrier's fleet.

Titan Airways has operated its last Boeing 737 Classic flight, with its last remaining Boeing 737 Classic, a B737-400F aircraft registered G-POWS, retiring from active revenue service on 8th April.

G-POWS joined the highly respected airline in early 2018 after the successful introduction of an initial Boeing 737-400 the previous year. G-POWS began life at Titan as a passenger aircraft before undergoing a freight conversion in the autumn of 2018. Since then, it has mainly flown UK domestic mail routes on behalf of the Royal Mail.

Before the 400’s, and dating back to the early 90’s, Titan operated the Boeing 737-300QC. These aircraft could be quickly converted from passenger to freight and flew passengers during the day and cargo at night. At the peak of our 737-300 flying, Titan operated three QC’s and one dedicated freighter.




The 737 Classic has played a key role in the 35-year history of Titan Airways and the last one had a special water canon salute as a final farewell at the plane's London Stansted base.  

Titan will now operate a more modern and more sustainable fuel-efficient aircraft, such as the Airbus A321P2F and the Airbus A330-300P2F on the freight side, and the state-of-the-art A321neoLR on the passenger side.






29 March, 2023

Titan Airways carries England football team to Italy.


Last week Titan Airways had the privilege of flying the England national football team to Naples for their UEFA European Qualifier against Italy on 23rd March.

The flights were organised on the Team’s behalf by Air Charter Travel Limited. The air charter broker opted for one of our A321-211 aircraft, configured with 80 premium seats and 10 standard seats for the trip.

The match ended in a 2-1 victory for the Three Lions, with Harry Kane scoring the winning goal to become England’s all-time record goalscorer. The win is England’s first against Italy on Italian soil since 1961. What a great start to England’s group C European qualifying campaign!

Titan are privileged to have flown the England team on this occasion and we look forward to welcoming them back onboard for future international fixtures.

@England shared the below images of the Team’s departure from Birmingham and arrival in Naples on 22nd March on Titan Airways A321 aircraft G-POWN.





The carrier has a small number of job vacancies including....


Applications are welcomed from those who meet/provide the following criteria:

Current/Valid A320/1 rating with a minimum 500 total time and flying experience on type

EASA (non UK) ATPL

EASA Class 1 medical

Fully vaccinated against COVID-19

Start dates May 2023 with interviews ongoing in Cambridge (UK) but based in Germany. 



The carrier is looking for a Safety Officer to complement the Safety and Compliance Team. The successful candidate will be undertaking both pre-emptive (audit, process analysis) and post-incident investigations with a view to improve safety and reduce inefficiencies. This will be based at London Stansted.    



06 February, 2023

Reaching for the sky....jobs at Titan Airways

Since its foundation in 1988, Titan Airways has grown into one of the UK's most prestigious charter airlines specialising in VIP and corporate travel as well as airline sub-charter and aircraft leasing services.

The company established itself for its ability to provide an aircraft at very short notice, indeed, many of the leading airlines in Europe call upon Titan Airways to provide an instant operational solution. The firm says it can have an aircraft airborne within 60 minutes from confirmation in passenger or freight configuration.  Its modern, reliable aircraft can operate from all major international and regional airports day and night, 365 days a year.

The airline is now looking for staff to join its highly respected business.  The airline is welcoming applications for the following roles based at London Stansted -

Technical Planner
Buyer - Stores
Flight Manager/Loadmaster

German-based.
A320 Type Rated First Officers

Titan regularly seeks the right individuals to join their teams and employs people in a variety of roles throughout the company, including pilots, cabin crew and engineers. They also have positions in safety and quality, operations, in-flight services, administration, commercial sales and finance.

Most staff are based at the headquarters at London Stansted, where it has a large open-plan office and a 33,335 square-foot hangar. 

For more details...

23 November, 2022

Titan Airways launches third Airbus A321neoLR


Titan Airways takes delivery of third Airbus A321neoLR



The latest addition to the Titan Airways fleet, an Airbus A321neoLR, registered G-POWT, arrived at the airline's London Stansted base on Wednesday 16th November, all set for entry into revenue service in either an all-economy 220-seat configuration or an all-business 80 seat configuration.

Alastair Willson, CEO of Titan Airways said: "We are delighted to be expanding our A321LR fleet as we continue our investment in latest technology aircraft. The A321LR is the ideal replacement for our Boeing 757’s which will leave the fleet over the next 6 months. The A321LR’s provide additional range and reduce carbon emissions by around 30% compared to the B757. Passengers will benefit from in-flight connectivity and on-demand entertainment via the Wi-Fi, in a quieter cabin.

G-POWT is the third A321neoLR to enter the Titan fleet in two years, following the introduction of G-XATW and G-GBNI in 2020 and 2021 respectively.

This newest passenger aircraft is available with immediate effect for ACMI airline and full charter flight operations.

The addition of a third A321neoLR and disposal of the Boeing 757 is part of the carrier's move to an all-Airbus fleet, scheduled for completion by the end of 2023. This strategy has also seen the replacement of the old Boeing 737 classic freighters the company used to operate, with the latest generation Airbus A321 freighters.


Titan Airways lends support to young Ukrainian cancer patients


The airline recently supported teams at the Department of Health and Social Care and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to safely transport 21 Ukrainian children requiring cancer treatment to the UK. The flight from Rzeszow, Poland to Birmingham took place earlier this year. The children will now receive the treatment and care they need from NHS England

Titan’s small part was to donate the  Airbus A321 to carry the children, family members and the incredible accompanying NHS team, who, working with our crew, ensured the passengers could travel safely and comfortably. Titan were able to operate the flights free of charge with the support of Birmingham Airport and XLR Executive Jet Centres who also volunteered their services to the UK Government when asked by the Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom to support these flights.





06 November, 2020

Atlas Air Worldwide and Titan Aviation Holdings Announce Financing Facilities with CDPQ, BNP Paribas, and volofin


Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. announced that Titan Aircraft Investments Ltd., a joint venture of its Titan Aviation Holdings, Inc. subsidiary and Bain Capital Credit, has entered into a US$300 million warehouse financing agreement with a subsidiary of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), a global institutional investor, and BNP Paribas as joint lead arrangers and lenders. Titan Aircraft Investments has also separately entered into a US$200 million bridge financing agreement with volofin Capital Management being the sole lender and arranger.

The warehouse facility will provide debt capital to finance the acquisition of freighter aircraft leases by Titan Aircraft Investments and the bridge facility will provide debt capital to finance the conversion of passenger aircraft into freighter configuration.

27 October, 2020

Titan Airways take delivery of a new Airbus A321-200neo

Photo Tobias Gudat


Aircraft leasing firm Air Lease Corporation has delivered one new Airbus A321-200neo LR aircraft on long-term lease to Titan Airways in the United Kingdom. The long-range jet features CFM International LEAP-1A33 engines and is the first of two A321-200neo LRs confirmed to deliver to the British carrier from ALC’s order book with Airbus.  The second A321-200neo LR aircraft is scheduled to deliver to Titan Airways in Spring 2021.

“ALC is delighted to announce this new A321-200neo LR delivery to Titan Airways today,” said Lauren Kervick, Director of Marketing of Air Lease Corporation.  “As the first A321neo LR to deliver to Titan Airways, this ALC aircraft will provide significant performance enhancements and operational advantages to the airline’s expanding commercial business.” 










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