Newsroom - Skybus Airlines

September 18, Year 2

The New Ultra-Low Fare Airline

Skybus, a new ultra-low-cost carrier in the U.S.A. and Canada has announced its start-up fleet and routes. Skybus Airlines' CEO said that he would like to use business model much like Ryanair's, by providing the customer with low fares, but other things such as food and entertainment will have charges put on them.

Skybus' current fleet consists of:
-2 Raytheon Beech 1900Ds
-3 Bombardier Q400s
-1 Airbus A319-100

Destinations that Skybus currently flies to from Toronto are:
-Ottawa
-Montreal
-Orlando
-Newark
-Atlanta
-Washington
-Chicago
-Boston
-Cleveland
-Detroit
-New York
-Pittsburgh

Skybus looks forward to seeing you on our next flight and serving you with a smile.

September 21, Year 2

Skybus Orders A319

Skybus has just placed an order for a brand new Airbus A319-100 aircraft. The new Airbus A319-100 will have 121 seats in a one class configuration and will be operated on major routes from Toronto.

"We are pleased with the new Airbus aircraft" said Skybus' CEO. "The airliner meets Skybus' requirements and expectations."

Spirit of Cleveland, the new Airbus A319-100 aircraft will join it's sister aircraft Spirit of Toronto in approximately five months.


Example of Airbus A319-100 in Skybus livery

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November 6, Year 2

Miami Base Starts Up

The Cleveland focus city, unfortunately, has been canceled due to the lack of available gates. Instead, a new focus city in Miami has opened with three routes.

The new routes have been opened with two Bombardier Q400 aircraft. Routes from Miami include:
-Atlanta
-Raleigh Durham
-New York JFK
-Toronto

The new Airbus A319-100 has also arrived, but due to the change in bases, the aircraft has been renamed Spirit of Miami.

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June 5, Year 3

Skybus Starts Trans-Con Service

Following the arrival of the first Skybus Boeing 737-700, Skybus Airlines has started two routes from Los Angeles, including New York (JFK) and Miami.

Skybus is looking forward to adding Toronto as one of their destinations from Los Angeles in the near future.

The new Boeing 737-700 currently being operated on these routes in part of a new fleet phase for Skybus Airlines. The Boeing 737-700 holds more passengers than the A319-100 and will be used for long-haul trans-con routes between the East and West Coast of the USA, and between major hubs.

Another Boeing 737-700 is expected to be ordered soon for Skybus Airlines.



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December 18, Year 4

Skybus Transforms

As Skybus grew larger in North America, the airline became more and more basic to remain profitable. Finally, the airline decided to change it's name and re-brand itself.

"We were having a bad name with the public," said the CEO. "The management decided it was time to re-brand ourselves into a better airline."

The airline continues to operate, but with a different name, Skyservice Airlines. Skyservice Airlines has also started to offer Business Class on all flights, which includes a 55" pitch, 20" width, and 10" recline. Next, Economy Class will have a 32" pitch, 17.5" width, and 6" recline. Furthermore, all classes will receive personal TV services (9.5" screen) with AVOD.

Skyservice Airlines hopes to serve North America with outstanding quality and service.

In other news, Skyservice Airlines has received new Airbus A319-100s, and Boeing 737-700s. However, the 737-700s are not performing quite as well as the A319-100s, and will be traded to any airline for Airbus 319-100s with CFM56-5A4 engines.

February 3, Year 5

Skyservice Orders Airbus A330-200

Skyservice Airlines and Airbus have recently been in talks for a new jet airliner. Finally, Skyservice has agreed to order 1 Airbus A330-200 aircraft with Rolls-Royce Trent 772B engines. The total cost of this transaction was $112,780,000.00.

When the aircraft comes into service, the first route will most likely be Toronto to Rome, or Toronto to Venice.

Skyservice Airlines' Airbus A330-200 will be configured in a two-class configuration with 66 SkyExecutive seats, and 259 SkyEconomy seats.

July 3, Year 5

Boeing 757-200 Arrives

Skyservice Airlines' first Boeing 757-200 airliner has arrived from the factory in Seattle. "The Boeing 757 is a medium-haul, medium/high capacity airliner that will benefit Skyservice in high-demand charter markets." said a representative from Skyservice Airlines.

The first routes that the 757-200 will fly are Toronto to Los Angeles, connecting in Las Vegas. In the future, the airline plans to use the 757 on routes from Toronto to the Caribbean, and the West Coast to Hawaii (replacing the 737).

The Boeing 757 is configured in a two class layout, with 16 SkyExecutive seats, and 184 SkyEconomy seats.

Skyservice undergoes Restructuring

November 3, Year 6

Skyservice Airlines has been reorganized under a new brand and business plan. The new business plan involves trans-atlantic and Middle Eastern flights in a business class only configuration.

Eos Airlines is the new brand name for the airline. "We are pleased with our new business plan to serve the business-person community. We also hope our services will be affordable to travellers who want a first class product with an economy-like price."

Eos Airlines is starting flights out of London Heathrow airport to:
-Atlanta
-Boston
-Chicago (Midway)
-New York (JFK)
-Washington (National)
-Los Angeles
-San Francisco (Oakland)
-Las Vegas

Future destinations for Eos Airlines will include:
-Dallas (DFW)
-Phoenix
-Orlando
-Miami
-Denver
-Dubai

Eos Airlines will operate a fleet of Boeing 757-200 and Boeing 767-300ER aircraft to all destinations.


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