What Happened To Emirates’ Airbus A330 Aircraft?
Emirates is known for being the world’s largest operator of Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s, but there was…
What Happened To United Airlines’ Boeing 747 Aircraft?
As airlines around the world take to retiring their Boeing 747s, United Airlines was one of the carriers ahead…
Europe’s Shortest Flights: 10 Under 85 Miles Long
The beauty of Europe is the ease of travel between different countries and their distinct cultures. Pre-COVID, the…
Cargolux Adds Shenzhen To Route Map Amid High Air Cargo Demand
This week, Cargolux announced that it had added a new route to its network. The cargo specialist based…
How Should The Airline Refund System Change?
In recent months, airlines have been swamped with refund processing requests. Many have struggled to cope with the…
Comair’s Business Rescue Plan Approved With December Restart
Earlier this week, Comair welcomed good news as shareholders voted to implement its business rescue plan. The airline…
El Al Prepares To Reopen Passenger Flights From October
This week, El Al has announced that it will begin flights to select international destinations from October. The…
World’s 10 Most Hair Raising Airport Landings
For most flights, the big event happens when we get off the plane; when we head to our…
Southwest Airlines Temporarily Grounds 130 Boeing 737s
Southwest Airlines has temporarily grounded 130 of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The airline made the announcement last night…
American Airlines To Cut Crew Numbers On Widebody Flights
This week, American Airlines has shared that it will reduce the number of flight attendants on its widebodied…
The Boeing 737 MAX – What’s The Latest News?
It appears that the recertification of the Boeing 737 MAX, which has been grounded since March 2019, is…
South African Airways Saga Continues As It Needs Funding Again
South African Airways has said that it needs additional funding by the end of the next week. The…
Etihad Airways Follows Emirates With Morocco Flight Resumption
Etihad is resuming its services to Morocco this month with the addition of two cities to its network.…
The Dash 8-400: A History Of The Iconic Turboprop
The Dash 8-400 is very much the poster child for the Dash 8 production line. Conceived in 1997…
The Boeing 737 MAX 200 – The Special 737 That Can Carry Up To 200 Passengers
The Boeing 737 MAX 200 was meant to be a gamechanger. With increased seating and improved efficiencies, it…
Lufthansa Processed An Average Of 1,800 Refunds An Hour Last Week
Lufthansa has said that it processed around 1,800 an hour last week as it battles COVID-19 refunds. The…
Inflight Internet: Everything You Need To Know
Scrolling on social media and flicking through digital newspapers at 36,000 ft – who would have thought it?…
Singapore Airlines Announces Thousands Of Job Cuts
Today, Singapore Airlines has said that it will reduce its workforce by over 4,000 employees. The airline, feeling…
United Expects Demand To Remain Low Without A COVID Vaccine
In a statement forecasting its third-quarter financials, United Airlines has said it expects air travel to remain low…
Boom Supersonic Eyes The Race For A Supersonic Air Force One
Today, Boom Supersonic has announced that it will be partnering with the Air Force in the US. The…
Emirates Will Resume Flights To Nigeria And Jordan This Week
Emirates has announced that it will resume flights to Jordan and Nigeria in the coming days. The airline…
Air China Records $1.5bn Loss For The First Half Of 2020
Air China has shared that in the first half of this year, it lost $1.5bn. The airline announced…
Which US Airlines Have The Most Diverse Executive Teams?
Across the United States and other parts of the world, diversity seems to be the hot topic of…
European Union Clears €200m In Aid For Struggling Alitalia
Resurgent Alitalia is expected to receive €200m ($236m) in state aid owing to the pandemic. Yesterday, the EU…