In an unexpected turn of events, an Air Atlanta Icelandic flight bound for Belgium was compelled to turn back just under 20 minutes into its journey due to a horse breaking loose in the plane's cargo hold. The incident unfolded shortly after the flight took off from New York's John F. Kennedy Inter...

Air Atlanta Icelandic (AAI) will be improving its daily operations with the implementation of Cargospot Weight & Balance. For over 35 years, AAI has been delivering uniquely tailored services to its customer base and growing into a leading Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (ACMI) pro...

By Alex Lennane theloadstar.com Wet-lease specialist Air Atlanta Icelandic is creating a new airline, Air Atlanta Europe, to begin operations next year. The lessor is applying for an AOC in Malta, popular with airlines for its tax and financial benefits, as well as EU membership. It adde...

Aircraft lessor Air Atlanta Icelandic has made changes to its senior management team geared towards its strategy to focus on fleet development and renewal. Chief executive since 2006, Hannes Hilmarsson will take on a a new role as the executive chairman of Air Atlanta Icelandic and managing direc...

Network Airline Management (NAM) - a division of the Network Aviation Group - and Astral Aviation have expanded their managed fleet adding a B747-400BCF to their fleet. The B747-400BCF is wet leased from Air Atlanta Icelandic and joins the B747-400F nose loader also supplied by the Icelandic carr...