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Condor is introducing a Business Class on short- and medium-haul flights at the start of the 2020 summer flight schedule. In addition to the usual outstanding Condor service, guests in Business Class will enjoy lounge access before their flight, […]
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Delta customers have more ways to go West starting next summer with new nonstop service to the Western region of the U.S. from Atlanta, more connections through Salt Lake City, and more convenient flight schedules from Los Angeles. “Connecting
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Seabourn has signed an agreement with outdoor apparel company Helly Hansen, who will become the “Official Apparel Partner” for the cruise brand as it continues to grow and expand its offering in the expedition travel market through its forthcoming
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America’s brightest airline livery is bringing its signature yellow glow inside the cabin as Spirit Airlines unveils a freshly updated interior. Complete with roomier seats, a larger tray table, and additional pre-recline on every row, this latest initiative is
Qatar now offers flights to Gaborone, Botswana. The first Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Gaborone, Botswana, touched down at Sir Seretse Khama International Airport on Sunday 15 December. The Qatar flight was greeted upon landing by His Excellency
Qatar Airways announces new seasonal flights to Santorini and Dubrovnik, that will join its network in the first half of 2020, with many more to be announced in the coming months. The airline will also add 66 weekly frequencies
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Boeing suspends 737 MAX production starting in January due to certification moving into 2020. Boeing will halt production on its 737 MAX plane nine months after authorities grounded the passenger airliner following crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia. “Safely returning
Austrian Airlines offers a new product for everyone who frequently travels – Flight Pass that composes of ten flights within Europe departing from Vienna. Travelers can choose between two options: the Europe Pass enables passengers to discover the diversity
As of 25 October 2020, Singapore Airlines will be operating a non-stop service between Singapore and Brussels. The attractiveness of the Belgian market and the quality of Brussels Airport’ infrastructure have convinced the Asian carrier to start operations in
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Maui residents looking to experience Hawai‘i’s “Ninth Island” can now enjoy non-stop service to Las Vegas with Hawaiian Airlines’ new four-times-weekly flights between Kahului Airport (OGG) and McCarran International Airport (LAS). The carrier celebrated its newest route with Hawaiian
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WestJet is celebrating carrying guests for the first time to the snorkeling and diving paradise of Roatán, Honduras following yesterday’s inaugural flight between Toronto and Roatán. “With our new seasonal non-stop service guests can now enjoy a superior travel
Aeroflot has launched ticket sales for scheduled direct flights from Moscow to Osaka, Japan’s third city, beginning 1 June 2020. The addition of a second destination in Japan strengthens Aeroflot’s offering on transit routes to Asia from Europe and
Qantas will become the first airline to launch non-stop flights between Melbourne and Haneda International Airport in Tokyo. New flights to Haneda The year-round flights to Haneda will operate daily from 29 March 2020* with an Airbus A330 aircraft,
Summer 2020 will see Aer Lingus’ highest ever capacity to North America with more seats on sale to transatlantic destinations. Orlando, Florida will move from a four flights per week service to six flights per week, the Miami service
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The Port of Galveston, the fourth most active cruise port in North America, has signed a long-term contract with Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) for a new $100 million cruise terminal. Through the public-private partnership, RCL will build the
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