Frontier Returns To Chicago Midway And Houston Hobby
Frontier is returning to Chicago Midway and Houston Hobby, years after pulling out to focus on O’Hare and…
The Most Notable New Airline Routes This Week
Welcome to our 20th routes newsletter and our first of 2022. We’ve covered a selection of new and…
Québec City Calling: Air France Reveals 4th Route To Canada
Air France has announced Québec City, with the new route beginning in May. Flights are on sale and…
British Startup flypop Hints It Might Announce Routes In April
New entrant flypop has moved closer to launching scheduled passenger flights by saying on social media that it’ll…
How Much Did Each Concorde Plane Cost New?
Concorde was a great aircraft, but with a complicated story. It was never the widespread success initially hoped…
Which Airlines Still Fly The Airbus A340-600?
With some 74 Airbus A340s listed as active in 2022, just 14 of them are the longer -600…
Inside Zagreb Airport’s Ambitious New Incentive Program
Zagreb Airport has launched an ambitious program of incentives, hoping to build on the success of its 2021…
Indonesia’s All-737 Operator: The Sriwijaya Air Fleet In 2022
Indonesia is the world’s 14th-largest country by area, and ranks seventh in the world in terms of population.…
Inside Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines’ US Operations
This year, there are up to 51 daily flights to the US with Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Turkish…
Ethiopian Airlines Plans 8 More Boeing 737 MAX Routes
A few weeks after scheduling the return of the B737 MAX, Ethiopian Airlines has added the type on…
Airline Biometric Boarding Deployment Will Rise By Over 60% By 2024
Biometric boarding has been praised by airlines in recent years thanks to the efficiency that it brings to…
How Does ADS-B Work?
Air traffic monitoring and services have improved significantly since the earliest days of flying, but the basic radar…
What Cabins Does TAP Air Portugal Offer?
Based at Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS), TAP Air Portugal is the national flag carrier of Portugal and has…
Almost 100 Jets: Tianjin Airlines’ Fleet In 2022
Tianjin Airlines came into existence as Grand China Express Air in 2004, and commenced operations three years later.…
Reflecting On 2021: The Return Of Air Travel
Early 2021 offered a very limited view into the recovery. As air travel started to come back, the…
2021: The Resurgence Of The Boeing 737 MAX
2021 was a year of recovery, but it was also a year of resurgence for the Boeing 737…
Would An A220-500 Really Cannibalize Airbus A320 Sales?
With several airlines around the world signaling interest in a stretched Airbus A220, a common criticism of this…
2,000 Weekly Flights: The USA’s Domestic Widebody Services
There’s something exciting about flying widebodies domestically, at least until you’re ready to get off and face a…
How Do Airlines Decide How To Schedule Their Aircraft?
Flight scheduling involves numerous carefully thought out processes to ensure that passengers are carried in the most effective…
Easy As PIE: St. Pete-Clearwater Airport’s Record-Breaking December
St. Pete-Clearwater broke monthly passenger records on three occasions last year, including December, thanks to adding two new…
British Airways Delays Dallas Fort Worth Airbus A380 Launch
British Airways has postponed the introduction of the A380 to Dallas Fort Worth. Previously expected to take off…
Boeing’s Top 5 Aircraft Types Since 2000
Boeing is one of the two major aircraft manufacturers in the commercial aviation sphere. Since 2000, the American…
Why Boeing Contested Delta’s 2016 Bombardier CSeries Order
April 28th, 2016 would be a big day for Canadian planemaker Bombardier and its up-and-coming narrowbody aircraft, the…
The King Of Connections: Inside Panama’s Copa Airlines
This week, Panama’s Copa uses its Boeing 737s on routes up to 3,385 miles (5,447km). The carrier revolves…