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Deutsche Aircraft has launched a major new chapter in regional aviation with the cornerstone ceremony of its D328eco final assembly line at Leipzig/Halle Airport. This marks a key milestone in the effort to bring climate-friendly, regional aircraft manufacturing back […]
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In the winter season of 2025, KLM will reopen its new tropical destination, Bridgetown (Barbados), in the Caribbean. From October 26, 2025, to March 26, 2026, KLM will offer three weekly flights. After a brief stop in Barbados, KLM’s
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In 2025, airlines around the world are refreshing their brand identities with new liveries that align with their strategic goals, market changes, and customer engagement initiatives. These eye-catching transformations highlight the evolving nature of the aviation industry. Here’s an
Eurostar plans to invest heavily in the future of international rail, including the addition of up to 50 new trains, but a major obstacle is emerging: a lack of space to maintain and store them. In its formal response
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Stalingrad Airport is once again the official name of the main air hub serving the southern Russian city of Volgograd. The decision to restore the historic name was recently approved at the regional level, marking a symbolic return to
Lufthansa is flying an Airbus A380 to Denver, USA, for the first time today. This is also a premiere for the third largest airport in the US, as it is the first time the airport is welcoming an aircraft
Lufthansa Flies to Denver with the Airbus A380 for the First Time Read More »
MC-21 aircraft are at the center of Ural Airlines’ plans, but getting them into the fleet may take years. The Russian airline is preparing to sign a contract for these new-generation narrow-body jets, developed domestically to reduce dependence on
Ural Airlines Wants MC-21, but Delivery Years Away Read More »
Smart travel is no longer just a dream—it’s happening now, thanks to Pegasus Airlines’ groundbreaking partnership with Microsoft. The Turkish low-cost airline has embraced artificial intelligence in a big way, transforming how it serves both passengers and employees. Instead
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American Airlines is memorably marking Frequent Flyer Day by giving 100,000 AAdvantage miles to the first baby born on May 1, 2025. This special celebration honors the airline’s most loyal customers and celebrates the 44th anniversary of the AAdvantage
American Airlines Celebrates First Baby Born on Frequent Flyer Day with 100,000 Miles Read More »
Mannheim City Air, a new regional airline in Europe, officially launched its flight operations on April 18, 2025. The airline is based at Mannheim City Airport (MHG) in Germany and aims to improve air travel between smaller cities and
A direct link to China will now be available year-round from Edinburgh Airport, thanks to Hainan Airlines’ decision to extend its Edinburgh–Beijing service beyond the usual summer schedule. The airline will continue operating twice-weekly flights throughout the winter, making
Hainan Airlines Expands Scotland-China Flights Beyond Summer Read More »
Airspace closure in Pakistan is causing major disruptions for travelers flying from India to Europe, North America, Central Asia, and the Middle East. On Thursday, Pakistan shut down its airspace to Indian airlines, forcing carriers to make longer, more
Tensions in Kashmir Are Now Hitting Your Flight Plans—Here’s How Read More »
US airlines are scaling back flight schedules and withdrawing financial forecasts for 2025 as fears of an economic slowdown and consumer caution weigh heavily on the travel industry. After months of rising tariffs and growing concerns of a recession,
US Airlines Cut Schedules Amid Travel and Booking Declines Read More »
Three major airlines — Virgin Atlantic, Turkish Airlines, and Pegasus Airlines — have announced they will not resume flights to Israel, as the war in Gaza continues into its 18th month. UK-based Virgin Atlantic said Monday it is permanently
Virgin, Turkish Airlines, and Pegasus Pull Out of Israel Amid Ongoing War Read More »
Etihad Airways is raising the bar for luxury travel with the launch of its all-new Airbus A321LR, bringing a full first-class experience to a narrowbody jet for the first time. With this next-generation aircraft, Etihad is offering guests wide-body
