Multiple Airlines Now Blocking Last Rows On Airbus A320neos
Multiple airlines are now blocking the rear rows of the Airbus A320neo. This is due to an Airworthiness…
Huge Osaka Airport Growth: Qatar Airways Relaunches Flights
Qatar Airways has relaunched flights to Osaka’s Kansai International Airport. The airport is becoming a real hub for…
ANA To Launch Self Service Bag Drop In Tokyo Next Week
Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways is set to begin offering self-service bag drop in Tokyo next week. From…
Lufthansa Group Set To Scrap Up To 15 Aircraft In Belgium
The Lufthansa Group is set to scrap up to 15 aircraft in Ostend, Belgium from July earlier this…
British Airways Begins Planning For 27th September Strike
British Airways has begun to cancel flights during its pilots’ planned strike on the 27th of September. The…
Planned Drone Protest Fails To Disrupt Heathrow Operations
A drone protest designed to cause havoc at Heathrow airport has failed. According to its latest update, the…
Alaska Airlines Encourages Customers To Bring Their Own Bottles
Alaska Airlines is encouraging passengers to bring their own refillable water bottles onto flights. The move comes as…
Spilt Coffee Caused An Airbus A330 To Divert To Shannon
On the 6th of February 2019, an Airbus A330 operating Condor flight DE-2116 from Frankfurt to Cancun declared…
Air France’s First A350 Completes Customer Acceptance Flight
The first Airbus A350 bound for Air France has completed its first customer acceptance flight in Toulouse. Assuming…
The 12 Best Airports For Spotting Airbus A380s
Want to catch the Airbus A380 but not sure where to look? That’s not an issue thanks to…
British Airways Strike Ends – For Now
After 48 hours of strike action, British Airways pilots today donned their caps and jumped back into the…
Why Do Some Aircraft Have Names?
While not followed by every airline, some airlines decide to give each aircraft in their fleet a name.…