AirAsia Shifts Routes from Subang to Kuala Lumpur
AirAsia, a leading low-cost carrier in Southeast Asia, will end all flights from Kuala Lumpur Subang airport on April 7,… Read More »
AEP Soars: New Routes and Rapid Growth
Aeroparque Jorge Newberry (AEP), managed by Aeropuertos Argentina, has emerged as one of the fastest growing airports in South America,… Read More »
Las Vegas Sets Annual Record as New Routes Surge
Las Vegas has achieved a new annual passenger record in 2024, welcoming over 46 million travelers to the city. This… Read More »
Korean Air’s Asiana Acquisition and Routes Asia 2025 Outlook
Korean Air, founded in 1969 and serving as South Korea’s flag carrier, continues to solidify its position as a global… Read More »
Italy and Libya Deepen Aviation Ties with New Routes
Italy and Libya are strengthening their aviation links with new agreements and the planned resumption of direct flights between Rome… Read More »
Colorado’s Home Ranch Unveils Luxury Western Venue
Colorado is welcoming a new era in luxury events and Western-inspired celebrations with the reopening of The Home Ranch, a… Read More »
W Maldives Redesign: Cultural Luxury Reimagined
W Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of 30 hotel brands, has announced the complete redesign of W Maldives, marking… Read More »
Treasure Beach Village Debuts in 2026
Beaches Resorts is now accepting reservations for stays beginning March 1, 2026, at its latest expansion at Beaches Turks &… Read More »
Mexico Villas: Free Nights & 25% Off
This offer ends in 19 days. Discover ultimate luxury and relaxation with our stunning villas in Mexico, where world-class service… Read More »
Viking Cruises Records New Booking Milestones
Viking Cruises continues to experience high demand as the company sets new revenue and booking records in 2025. Recent performance… Read More »
Clay Lacy Aviation Restarts Citation Sovereign Charter Service
Clay Lacy Aviation, based in Van Nuys, has resumed its Citation Sovereign charter operations by adding a new aircraft to… Read More »
Elite Air Adds Challenger 605 to Its Part 135 Fleet
Elite Air, based in St. Petersburg/Clearwater, has expanded its charter operations by adding its first Challenger 605 to its Part… Read More »
Presidential Aviation Expands Fleet and Streamlines Operations
Presidential Aviation Charter, based at Fort Lauderdale Executive, is in the process of expanding its Part 135-certified fleet with the… Read More »
Airlines Sue DOT Over Washington National Slot Order
Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines have taken legal action against the US Department of Transportation (DOT) over the allocation of… Read More »
Kenya Airways to Repay $150 Million Loan
Kenya Airways is set to repay USD150 million to the Kenyan government through a shareholder loan agreement, with final terms… Read More »
Pinnacle Aviation Charter Retires Its Premier I Jet
Pinnacle Aviation Charter of Scottsdale has officially retired its sole Premier I jet from its Part 135-certified fleet, marking a… Read More »
Silver Air Phases Out Citation Mustang in Fleet Update
Silver Air, based in Santa Barbara, CA, has recently phased out its Citation Mustang from its Part 135-certified fleet, according… Read More »
Thrive Aviation Resumes Phenom 300 Operations
Thrive Aviation, a division of Corporate Flight International based in Las Vegas Henderson, has resumed its Phenom 300 charter operations… Read More »
Transavia Resumes Citation Jet 1+ Operations
Transavia (Germany), based in Speyer, has taken a significant step in its fleet expansion by adding a Citation Jet 1+… Read More »
FSH Aviation Resumes Citation Sovereign+ Service
FSH Aviation, based at Leipzig/Halle, has reintroduced the Citation Sovereign+ into its charter fleet, marking a return to operations with… Read More »
Travel Smart: 12 Ways to Keep Your Luggage Safe
Long-haul flights can be stressful, and the last thing you want is to deal with mishandled baggage. A 2024 SITA… Read More »
How Safe Is Flying in Bad Weather? What Pilots Say
Flying in bad weather can be unsettling, with turbulence, strong winds, and rough landings. However, aviation experts assure that flying… Read More »