KLM & Transavia Become The Latest To Drop Mask Requirements
From March 23, the carriers will no longer enforce wearing face masks on flights, going against current Dutch legislation.
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How American Airlines Is Inspiring The Next Generation of Female Leaders
Over the weekend, American Airlines hosted a Women in Aviation Day event for young participants at its hangar at MIA.
Lufthansa Operates Its First Airbus A321 Converted Freighter Flight
The aircraft flew to Dublin as its first destination.
Virgin Atlantic Doesn’t Plan To Return To London Gatwick This Year
Despite claiming it would return to Gatwick this summer, Virgin Atlantic has ruled out a return.
Delta Air Lines Considers Upping Ticket Prices To Offset Rising Fuel Costs
Passengers may have to pay more to purchase Delta tickets as rising fuel prices could soon reflect on the carrier's airfares.
Ukrainian Ambassador Blasts Ryanair Over Ukraine Repatriation Flight Costs
Prices on Ryanair flights out of Poland have gone up in recent weeks.
81 Years Of Philippine Airlines: What Are The Carrier's Oldest Aircraft?
The carrier is the oldest Asian airline still operating under its original name.
Hello World: New Zealand Brings Forward Its Border Reopening
By May 2, fully vaccinated travelers from 60 countries will be free to fly to New Zealand with no quarantine or self-isolation requirements.
Qatar Airways Set To Resume Flights To London Gatwick
The Middle East carrier is ready to put Gatwick back on its network in a few months.
US Senate Passes Resolution To End Airline Mask Rule
Senator Rand Paul scored a win in the US Senate on Tuesday when his resolution to lift mask-wearing rule on public transport passed.
Private Jet Company Comlux Expands Its After Sales Support
Comlux is launching a new after-sales services entity.
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What Is Voluntary Bumping? How Can You Maximize Compensation?
Passengers flying on overbooked flights might be asked to accept a "bump", and receive a hefty financial amount in return.
Pakistan International Airlines' Australia Flights Not Yet Approved
Pakistan International Airlines is announcing it will start flights to Australia but it lacks one critical element - permission to do so.
Norse Atlantic Airways Secures Gatwick Slots But Eyes Launch Delay
Having secured Gatwick slots, Norse Atlantic still plans to fly in June but will wait until April to announce its first routes and start ticket sales.
Aerolíneas Argentinas Looks To Boost Its Brazilian Connectivity
The Argentinian flag carrier is increasing connectivity to the country's largest neighbor.
Stretched Turboprop: The Story Of The Lesser-Known Fokker 60
Just four examples of this larger variant of the popular Fokker 50 were produced.
American Airlines Believes Strong Bookings Could Offset Rising Fuel Prices
The growing uncertainty worldwide could hit American Airlines’ bottom line.
What Happened To Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano's Boeing 767s?
The former Bolivian flag carrier flew two different variants of the twin-engine widebody.
Green Hydrogen Production: What's The Latest?
Green hydrogen is absolutely pivotal if the element is to contribute to decarbonizing the industry. Is production scaling up enough to meet the task?
Emirates Sets June Date For Launch Of Tel Aviv Boeing 777 Flights
The route was delayed from December '21 due to tight entry requirements.