Delta Pledges To Add Non-Binary Booking Option This Year
Almost three years after committing to adding a non-binary option for passengers booking plane tickets, Delta Air Lines this week… Read More »
Air Tahiti Nui Launches Two Seasonal Sales
Air Tahiti Nui, the leading airline for French Polynesia, has launched two seasonal sales, including vacation package savings, with packages… Read More »
American Airlines Launches Codeshare Agreement With Aer Lingus
American Airlines and Aer Lingus have entered into a codeshare agreement that begins this week, promising to open up more… Read More »
Club Med Launches ‘Your Vacation, Your Way’ Sale
Club Med has begun an all-new way to save with its “Your Vacation, Your Way” sale happening now. Enjoy Spring… Read More »
Marriott Guests Can Now Purchase Travel Insurance When They Book Hotels
Marriott is now offering guests who live in the United States the ability to purchase travel insurance packages from Allianz… Read More »
CDC to Let Conditional Sail Order Expire
The director of the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the agency plans to not renew… Read More »
Several Cruise Lines Adding Vaccine Booster Requirements
Several cruise lines around the world have started requiring that passengers receive a coronavirus booster shot before boarding their ships…. Read More »
Kenya bans UAE flights in tit-for-tat
Kenya has suspended all inbound and transit passenger flights from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for seven days, effective from… Read More »
Air France-KLM needs billions to remain top player – report
This year will be decisive for Air France-KLM, which will need to conduct a new capital increase of between EUR1… Read More »
Russia’s Kamchatka Airlines to lease three Cessna 208Bs
Kamchatka Airlines (Petropavlovsk Yelizovo) has secured three Cessna (single turboprop) 208B Grand Caravans on lease from GTLK – State Transport… Read More »
Slovenia’s Amelia enters cargo market with first ATR72F
Amelia International (NL, Ljubljana) has taken delivery of its first ATR72-200(F) in anticipation of entering Europe’s booming cargo market. EI-SLP… Read More »
Airbus faces €300mn suit alleging company misconduct
Airbus (AIB, Toulouse Blagnac) is facing a class action lawsuit from a group of 130 investors who claim to have… Read More »
Liquidation of South African Express postponed for 7th time
Lawyers for South African Express (EXY, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) have confirmed the court hearing for the final liquidation of the… Read More »
US’s Empire Holdings buys West Air
Empire Holdings, the parent of Empire Airlines (EM, Coeur d’Alene), has acquired fellow FedEx Express feeder carrier West Air (United… Read More »
US’s GLOBALX to add first A319 in 1Q22
GLOBALX (GXA, Miami Int’l) has announced in an investor update that it has signed a Letter of Intent for a… Read More »
Creditors greenlight Aeroméxico’s restructuring plan
Creditors of Grupo Aeroméxico have overwhelmingly voted in favour of its restructuring plan, which the company says represents “a key… Read More »
Belgium to tax all passenger flight departures
Initially aimed at discouraging short-distance air travel of less than 500km for environmental reasons, Belgium is now looking to introduce… Read More »
Airlines divert, cancel flights after Mali closes borders
Amid rising tension in the region, several airlines have suspended their flights to Mali after the country closed its borders… Read More »
Airbus beats Boeing for third year running by delivering 611 jets in 2021
Airbus kept its crown as the world’s largest jetmaker for the third year running as it outstripped Boeing by delivering… Read More »
Aeromexico cancels flights as COVID ‘domino effect’ hits crews
More than 70 Grupo Aeromexico pilots have tested positive for COVID-19 as infections surge due to the Omicron variant, leading… Read More »
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker face more problems with the and U.S. Air Force
The Boeing and the U.S Air Force now face more problems on planned fixes to the KC-46 tanker due to… Read More »
James Webb Space Telescope should have fuel for about 20 years of exploration
Webb will be working for a long, long time, scientists hope. As the James Webb Space Telescope heads towards its… Read More »