Flybe to introduce daily Glasgow Southampton service in 2023
Flybe has announced plans to introduce a daily service between Glasgow and Southampton next year. The new flight will commence… Read More »
Air New Zealand removes mask requirement on board flights
Air New Zealand will no longer be requiring face masks on board the carrier’s flights from 13 September. The announcement… Read More »
Turkish Airlines and Air Seychelles Sign Codeshare Agreement
The signing ceremony of the codeshare agreement took place at Turkish Airlines’ Headquarters in Istanbul. Turkish Airlines CEO, Mr. Bilal… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines Ends Vaccine Mandate for Employees
When the pandemic hit more than two years ago, the state of Hawaii was one of the strictest regions in… Read More »
Dirty Mess on Plane Leads to Questions About Cleaning Protocols
When COVID-19 hit two years ago, airlines made it a point to significantly upgrade their respective cleaning measures on planes…. Read More »
Flight Searches to London Surge Following Queen’s Death
New data shows that flight searches to London from the United States have surged since Queen Elizabeth II died last… Read More »
Have US airlines done enough to keep their pilots?
The race to shore up the industry’s global pilot personnel is at the forefront of airlines’ main operational and scheduling… Read More »
Etihad Airways adds flights from New York JFK airport with A350s
Etihad Airways has increased flights from JFK International Airport following the launch of the airline’s new A350 aircraft, and an… Read More »
Airlines Abandoning Small Airports More Than Just a Trend
They say that it takes three times for something to happen to consider it a trend. What about 20 times… Read More »
Avelo Airlines and Skyborne partner to support new pilots and mechanics
Avelo Airlines and Skyborne have implemented a Preferred Hiring Pathway, to provide opportunities for pilots and mechanics training at Skyborne to… Read More »
Qantas pushes back Hong Kong flights to January 2023
Qantas is the latest airline to reset its hopes for a return to Hong Kong, following another schedule shuffle for… Read More »
Frontier Airlines Wants to Pay Homage to Grandparents
Grandmother. Grandma. Grandpa. Nonna. Pop. Pop-Pop. Memaw. Abuela. G-Pa. Whatever you call your grandmother and grandfather, just call them. Because… Read More »
Buttigieg Optimistic Airlines Will ‘Get Better by the Holidays’
Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, a critic of the airlines’ handling of the mass chaos of spring and summer… Read More »
British Airways pilot announces Queen Elizabeth II’s death mid-flight
News about the death of the United Kingdom’s longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II touched both British people and the world…. Read More »
Ashanti Airlines outbids suitors, named partner of Ghana’s new flag carrier
The Government of Ghana has chosen Ashanti Airlines as a strategic investor in its pursuit to establish a new national… Read More »
Canada’s Air Transat reveals delivery date of Airbus A321XLR jets
Focused on fleet renewal and expansion, Air Transat awaits for delivery of new Airbus A321XLR planes. The Canadian airline has… Read More »
New Saudi Arabia Airline RIA eyes Etihad’s Tony Douglas as CEO
When reports came out that Saudi Arabia would launch a new multi-billion dollar airline named RIA, it was not known… Read More »
Airbus removes remaining 19 Qatar Airways A350s from backlog
A new chapter opens in the long-running dispute between Qatar Airways and European plane manufacturer Airbus over the surface erosion… Read More »
IATA data shows July 2022 passenger demand remains strong
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced passenger data for July 2022 showing that the recovery in air travel continues… Read More »
Emirates goes Avant Up for its A350 IFE
Emirates has opted to equip its new fleet of Airbus A350s with Thales’ Avant Up inflight entertainment (IFE) systems. The… Read More »
Air traffic in southeast Europe breaks records
Air travel to the southeast corner of Europe substantially exceeded pre-pandemic (2019) levels in the peak summer months of July… Read More »
EasyJet receives full IATA IEnvA accreditation for Environmental Management System
easyJet is now the first low-fare carrier in the world with a fully IATA IEnvA certified Environmental Management System (EMS)…. Read More »