Gulfstream Delivers G700: Setting New Standards in Business Aviation

Gulfstream Delivers G700

Gulfstream has commenced customer deliveries of its recently certified Gulfstream G700 aircraft, marking a significant milestone for the company. The first two G700s have been delivered to customers and introduced into service, signaling the beginning…

Wizz Air’s Personalized Shopping Platform Revolutionizes Passenger Experience

Wizz Air's Personalized Shopping Platform Revolutionizes Passenger Experience

Wizz Air has revealed a groundbreaking online shopping platform, WIZZ SHOP&FLY, aimed at enhancing the passenger experience with personalized recommendations. Developed in partnership with online shopping startup InterLnkd, the platform utilizes AI to curate individualized…

Robin Hayes Appointed Airbus Americas CEO: Strategic Leadership Shift

Robin Hayes Appointed Airbus Americas CEO 2

Robin Hayes assumes the role of Chairman and CEO of Airbus Americas, overseeing the manufacturer’s commercial aircraft operations in North America and the broader Americas region. Hayes, a seasoned British-American businessman with extensive aviation leadership…

Lufthansa Group’s ‘Yes to Europe’ Campaign Takes Flight Again

Lufthansa Group's 'Yes to Europe' Campaign Takes Flight Again

Ahead of the European Parliament elections, Lufthansa Group airlines launch the ‘Yes to Europe’ campaign to advocate for European values, showcasing branded aircraft to promote unity. The campaign features specially branded aircraft from Austrian Airlines,…

Heathrow Airport Workers Strike Threat: Potential Travel Disruptions

Heathrow Airport Workers Strike Threat

Workers union Unite announced potential strikes at a refueling company at London Heathrow Airport (LHR), raising concerns about travel disruptions during the proposed 72-hour strike in May. The strikes, scheduled from May 4, could affect…

British Airways Resumes London-Abu Dhabi Flights After Pandemic Pause

British Airways Resumes London-Abu Dhabi Flights After Pandemic Pause

British Airways has restarted its flights between London and Abu Dhabi, resuming the route that had been suspended during the pandemic in 2020. The airline commenced its service from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to Abu…

Xiamen Air Resumes Fuzhou-New York Route with 787-9 Dreamliner

Xiamen Air Resumes Fuzhou-New York Route with 787-9 Dreamliner

Xiamen Air is poised to make a triumphant return to the bustling skies of New York City, signaling a resurgence in transcontinental air travel. Following a hiatus precipitated by pandemic-induced travel restrictions, the Chinese carrier…

Air New Zealand Faces Challenges, Adjusts Profit Forecast

Air New Zealand Faces Challenges, Adjusts Profit Forecast

Air New Zealand finds itself maneuvering turbulent skies as it adjusts its profit forecast amidst mounting challenges. Increased international competition and weakened domestic demand have cast a shadow over the carrier’s financial outlook, prompting a…

Cebu Pacific Leads Sustainable Aviation with A320neo Fleet

Cebu Pacific Leads Sustainable Aviation with A320neo Fleet

Airlines worldwide are charting diverse pathways towards achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, with fleet modernization emerging as a pivotal strategy. In the Philippines, Cebu Pacific is leading the charge by embracing new-generation aircraft…

Forget the Champagne, Get the Water! LaGuardia Airport Charges Ridiculous Prices for Beer

A Spectacular Night Aerial View of the LeGuardia Airport, New York (Credits: )

Travelers passing through New York City’s LaGuardia Airport (LGA) might want to skip the pre-flight beer – or take out a small loan. A recent report says a pint of beer at LaGuardia costs an…

Navy and Marines Get Their Ospreys Back in the Air, But Air Force Waits

A U.S. Air Force CV-22 Osprey lands at Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Michigan ( Credits: U.S. Air Force)

All three branches of the US military fly the V-22 Osprey aircraft, but they’re not all back in the air yet after a safety grounding in March. The Navy and Marines have cleared their Ospreys…

South Korea Gets Self-Sufficient: Building a Place to Fix Their F-35 Jets by 2027

A view of the F35 Jet group formation cruising among the cloud (Credits: Adobe Stock)

South Korea is building a special place to fix their F-35 fighter jets. This new repair shop, called a maintenance depot, will be located at Cheongju Air Base and is expected to be up and…