Spirit Airlines unveiled a new Wi-Fi service available to passengers
Spirit Airlines unveiled a new Wi-Fi service available to passengers on its Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, marking the first… Read More »
Spirit Airlines offers Thales’ FlytLIVE connectivity to passengers
Spirit Airlines is now offering its customers FlytLIVE, Thales’ state-of-the-art high-performance connectivity solution. The carrier’s A320s and A321s are currently… Read More »
Reviewing Etihad Airways Inaugural Airbus A350-1000 Flight from Abu Dhabi to New York
Etihad Airways is now flying its brand new Airbus A350-1000s direct from Abu Dhabi to both New York’s John F…. Read More »
Virgin Atlantic unveils latest A330neo interiors including new upper class cabin
Virgin Atlantic has unveiled its new cabin interior design for its latest aircraft type – the Airbus A330neo. Virgin Atlantic… Read More »
A next-gen experience for Virgin Atlantic’s next-gen fleet
At an event in London’s trendy Shoreditch district last night, Virgin Atlantic revealed the interior designs for its upcoming Airbus… Read More »
US DOT creates bill of rights for passengers with disabilities
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has announced the latest actions taken by the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) to help… Read More »
Pilots and cabin crew have been told to avoid checking-in any luggage at London LHR
Pilots and Cabin Crew Told Not to Check-in Luggage at Heathrow Because There’s Too Great a Risk it Will Go… Read More »
Lufthansa, Air France Limit Reduced-Price Sales to Ease Demand
Well, this is one novel way of reducing the crowds of people who are overwhelming airlines and airports this summer…. Read More »
‘Flight Delays’ and ‘Flight Cancellations’ Dominating Google Trends
This is something you might have expected two years ago, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when air travel… Read More »
The Most and least flexible U.S. airlines
How US Airlines Respond to Flight Disruptions Air travel has been quite chaotic thus far this summer as airlines struggle… Read More »
US Investigating Airlines That Delayed or Withheld Refunds During Pandemic
The United States government is investigating airlines that delayed or withheld refunds to passengers whose flights were canceled amid the… Read More »
Which European airlines are cancelling the most flights this summer?
We’re more than half way through the year, the weather’s good and everyone’s craving a getaway. But after a slew… Read More »
Traveling in Europe is a Bit of a Mess Right Now
After two years on the sidelines due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its accompanying rules, restrictions, protocols and downright prohibitions… Read More »
DOT Adopts More Concise ‘Bill of Rights’ for Disabled Fliers
Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Friday not only warned airlines to do a better job of seating families… Read More »
US DOT outlines ‘Bill of Rights’ for airline passengers with disabilities
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has outlined the rights of disabled passengers in a new bill aimed at… Read More »
Europe’s best long-haul business class
Are you flying into, out of or across Europe soon? Then if you’re looking for the best business class flights… Read More »
DOT Warns Airlines to stop charging extra to seat kids
The Department of Transportation on Friday issued a stern warning to airlines – stop charging extra fees to travelers with… Read More »
New Delta airport screen shows personalised flight info to dozens of travellers at once using AI
You’ve just gotten to the airport, you’re running late, and you need to know your gate number ASAP. But the… Read More »
British Airways axes a further 10,000 flights from Heathrow and Gatwick
British Airways has cancelled another 10,300 flights between August and the end of October. The airline says the move is… Read More »
Royal Air Maroc joins the Oneworld Alliance
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) chose Abidjan to kick off a major marketing and communication campaign in Africa to celebrate its… Read More »
Flying Anywhere This Summer? Plan for a Full Day at the Airport
It used to be that you could get to the airport about 90 minutes before your flight left, find a… Read More »
Flight Delays, Cancellations Lessen but Frustrations Grow
A little more than 2,400 domestic flights were canceled during the long Fourth of July Holiday Weekend from Friday, July… Read More »
What are your passenger rights amid the air travel chaos?
Air travellers have endured weeks of disruption caused by strikes, staff shortages and more. But unfortunately for those jetting off… Read More »
Nearly half of travel insurance policies don’t cover strikes
Travellers are braced for chaos this summer as airport and airline staff strike for better pay and working conditions. As… Read More »
Why is the air travel chaos affecting Europe so much more than the rest of the world?
Going on holiday this summer? Brace for a delay or a cancellation – especially if you’re travelling somewhere in Europe…. Read More »
SAS Scandinavian files for bankruptcy protection after being hit by pilot strikes
The Scandinavian airline, SAS, announced that it has gone bankrupt a day after 1,000 pilots walked out on strike. On… Read More »