Air Canada has launched live tv on select aircraft and domestic routes, becoming the only Canadian carrier to offer customers the ability to cheer on their favourite sports teams by watching global sporting events in real time or watch live national news on a flight.
The USA's United Airlines is offering two flights a day between the United States and Cuba, one from Newark and one from Houston, meaning there now are 147 weekly flights between the countries offered by four US airlines - United, American Airlines, JetBlue and Southwest Airlines.
More than three dozen airlines, regulators and other government aviation bodies currently are asking the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to help make single-pilot flights a reality.
The Qantas A380 that had an engine explode in 2010* has been returned to the skies after being stored in a US 'boneyard' during the Covid pandemic.
Australia's Qantas has won the right to appeal a ruling earlier this year that found the airline was in breach of the Fair Work Act when it outsourced about 2,000 ground crew positions.
USA-based JetBlue will launch direct flights between New York JFK-Paris and Boston-Paris in northern summer 2023. Currently, JetBlue operates five daily nonstops between the US and the UK.
The acting head of the USA's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Billy Nolen says he does not expect the agency to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 7 before an end-year deadline.
The GBP900 million mega cruise ship Global Dream that was due to be scrapped before its first voyage has been sold to the Walt Disney company.
Back in 1977, I flew direct from Scotland to New York on a journey that eventually took me 'home' to Sydney after more than a year away, writes Jack Handley.
Reports from India say Tata Group, India’s largest conglomerate, is considering the future of its airline brands and could scrap the Vistara name and bring everything under the Air India umbrella.
China's Hainan Airlines is considering re-establishing services to Mexico, flying between Beijing International Airport and Tijuana International Airport.
Australia's Flight Centre Travel in its latest global trend report says there will be 972 million fewer seats by the end of 2022 compared to 2019 as airlines continue to battle supply chain hurdles, staffing issues and the cost of jet-fuel.
At London Heathrow Airport, British Airways is experimenting with biometric technology, where passengers scan their boarding passes, faces and passports before travel.
Air Canada has launched live tv on select aircraft and domestic routes, becoming the only Canadian carrier to offer customers the ability to cheer on their favourite sports teams by watching global sporting events in real time or watch live national news on a flight.
The USA's United Airlines is offering two flights a day between the United States and Cuba, one from Newark and one from Houston, meaning there now are 147 weekly flights between the countries offered by four US airlines - United, American Airlines, JetBlue and Southwest Airlines.
More than three dozen airlines, regulators and other government aviation bodies currently are asking the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to help make single-pilot flights a reality.
The Qantas A380 that had an engine explode in 2010* has been returned to the skies after being stored in a US 'boneyard' during the Covid pandemic.
Australia's Qantas has won the right to appeal a ruling earlier this year that found the airline was in breach of the Fair Work Act when it outsourced about 2,000 ground crew positions.
USA-based JetBlue will launch direct flights between New York JFK-Paris and Boston-Paris in northern summer 2023. Currently, JetBlue operates five daily nonstops between the US and the UK.
The acting head of the USA's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Billy Nolen says he does not expect the agency to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 7 before an end-year deadline.
The GBP900 million mega cruise ship Global Dream that was due to be scrapped before its first voyage has been sold to the Walt Disney company.
Back in 1977, I flew direct from Scotland to New York on a journey that eventually took me 'home' to Sydney after more than a year away, writes Jack Handley.
Reports from India say Tata Group, India’s largest conglomerate, is considering the future of its airline brands and could scrap the Vistara name and bring everything under the Air India umbrella.
China's Hainan Airlines is considering re-establishing services to Mexico, flying between Beijing International Airport and Tijuana International Airport.
Australia's Flight Centre Travel in its latest global trend report says there will be 972 million fewer seats by the end of 2022 compared to 2019 as airlines continue to battle supply chain hurdles, staffing issues and the cost of jet-fuel.
At London Heathrow Airport, British Airways is experimenting with biometric technology, where passengers scan their boarding passes, faces and passports before travel.
