A2V Retires Hawker 800XP, 850XP Fleet, Adds Hawker 400XP
A2V has restructured its Part 135 charter fleet, retiring its two Hawker 800XPi jets and one Hawker 850XP in favor… Read More »
Soulbird Expands Charter Fleet with Pilatus PC-24, Retires Citation Mustang
Soulbird has introduced Pilatus PC-24 operations, adding its first PC-24 jet to its FAA Part 135-certified fleet while retiring its… Read More »
S7 Airlines Freezes Saint Petersburg Plant Project Amid Uncertainty
S7 Airlines has put on hold its project to build a factory for aircraft components in Saint Petersburg, according to… Read More »
Robinson Helicopter Launches R88: A Larger, More Versatile Aircraft
Robinson Helicopter Company, based in Torrance, California, has unveiled its first all-new aircraft model in nearly 15 years—the R88 helicopter…. Read More »
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Etihad & Ethiopian Expand Middle East-Africa Links
Etihad Airways has announced a significant new partnership with Ethiopian Airlines, a collaboration set to strengthen connectivity between the Middle… Read More »
Unique All-Inclusive Escapes to Explore
For travelers who believe they have experienced every all-inclusive resort, a new wave of unique escapes awaits. Instead of the… Read More »
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United Airlines Cuts 21 Planes Amid Market Slowdown
United Airlines is set to retire 21 aircraft early in 2025 as part of a proactive response to a slowing… Read More »
Heathrow Closure Sparks Infrastructure Debate
A fire at an electricity substation has forced London’s Heathrow Airport to shut down, drawing widespread attention to the challenges… Read More »
Trump Taps Boeing to Build New F-47 Fighter Jet for U.S. Air Force
President Donald Trump has announced that Boeing will develop the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet, named the F-47. The… Read More »
Nepal Airlines Struggles to Sell or Lease Parked Aircraft
Nepal Airlines (RA) is facing challenges in disposing of five parked Chinese-manufactured aircraft at Kathmandu Airport. The two MA-60s and… Read More »
VistaJet Secures $600 Million Investment from Private Equity Group
VistaJet’s parent company, Vista Global Holding Limited, has secured a USD600 million investment from a consortium of investors led by… Read More »
UAE’s Falcon Luxe Expands with 3 New Business Jets
Falcon Luxe, a prominent UAE-based private jet operator, has added a Challenger 850, a Global Express, and a Legacy 650… Read More »
UK-Based ACL Takes Over Slot Management at Sydney Airport
UK-based Airport Coordination Limited (ACL) is set to take over as the slot manager at Sydney Airport (SYD) starting April… Read More »
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This offer ends in 73 days. Be among the first to reserve your Windstar voyage for 2026 or 2027 and… Read More »
Heathrow Shutdown Triggers Widespread Disruptions for Travelers
Travelers scheduled to fly into, out of, or connect through London’s Heathrow Airport on Friday, March 21, faced an unprecedented… Read More »
Heathrow Shutdown Disrupts Global Flights Amid Electrical Fire
A fire at an electrical substation has forced the closure of London’s Heathrow Airport, the U.K.’s largest and one of… Read More »
Malaysia Airlines Orders 30 Boeing 737 MAX Jets
Boeing and Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) have announced a significant order for 30 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, comprising 18 737-8… Read More »
EU Regulator Finds Google in Violation of Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has issued preliminary findings that Google’s parent company, Alphabet, is not in compliance with the Digital Markets… Read More »
Weekly Travel Tech Briefs: DerbySoft, Ixigo, UATP, Veltra & More
This week’s travel tech roundup features executive changes, strategic partnerships, and product launches from key players across the industry. DerbySoft… Read More »
Do Travel Companies Share the Blame for Overtourism?
As overtourism continues to impact popular destinations worldwide, the question arises: how much responsibility do travel companies bear in solving… Read More »