Nordica has made this dramatic announcement that will retire the Nordica brand:
Nordica and LOT have signed a renewed cooperation agreement under which LOT will take over the management of ticket sales and customer service and Nordica will focus solely operating flights. As a result of the reorganization, five unprofitable routes will be suspended from the end of October until an improvement in the competitive situation is seen. Flights will continue from Tallinn to Stockholm, Brussels and Warsaw, which will be serviced by LOT from the July 1, 2019.

Source: World Airline News

An investigation is under way into a fatal collision involving of a pair of German air force Eurofighter combat aircraft near Rostock on 24 June. The two jets were part of a formation of three single-seat Eurofighters from the Luftwaffe's 73 Squadron, which had taken off for a training flight from their base at Rostock airport, close to the Baltic Sea. One of the pilots died during the accident, while the other – an instructor – was rescued alive, the Bundeswehr says. Both pilots operated the ejection seat following a "contact" between the two aircraft, around 20min into the flight, the Bundeswehr says. The pilot of the third aircraft involved in the mission observed two parachutes descending to the ground. The Bundeswehr has launched an investigation into the cause of the accident.

Source: FlightGlobal

EVA Air expects revenue losses from the ongoing cabin crew strike to be around NT$1.07 billion ($34.3 million). The carrier says in a stock exchange disclosure that it has cancelled 248 flights since 20 June, when the strike began. Other impact costs are still being estimated. The Star Alliance carrier has also preemptively cancelled 363 flights over the weekend of 29/30 June, which is expected to affect 32,500 passengers. EVA will not be taking any new bookings until 29 June.

Source: FlightGlobal