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KLM Completes Premium Comfort Class Conversion Across Boeing 777 And 787 Fleets
Major global airlines are increasingly realizing the value that a premium economy cabin brings to their business. Many carriers are allocating budgets to add these cabins to their airplanes, even if it means taking the planes out of…
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Ethiopian Airlines Contacts Police After PETA Protesters Dump XMas Coal AT DC-Area Office
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals recently staged a protest outside the DC-area office of Ethiopian Airlines. The organization said that it was protesting because the carrier was named in court earlier this year for…
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Norse Atlantic Chooses T6 At New York’s JFK For Operations Starting In 2026
Another airline has confirmed it will be moving to the terminals at New York JFK. Norse Atlantic Airways confirmed today that it has signed a letter of intent to start operations at the new Terminal 6 (T6) at John F. Kennedy…
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Air Astana To Operate 3 Weekly Airbus A321LR Flights From Almaty Airport To Frankfurt
The flag carrier of Kazakhstan will begin its third route to Germany next summer. Air Astana will launch a thrice-weekly service from the country's largest city to Frankfurt, Germany.
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FAA Completes Review Of Southwest Airlines: No Significant Safety Issues
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed its safety review of Southwest Airlines - the regulator said it did not find any significant safety issues with the low-cost carrier following a series of incidents this year.
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Do It Yourself? Iran Begins Producing Its Own Airbus & Boeing Aircraft Parts
According to local news reports, Iran has begun producing its own parts for its airlines’ aircraft as it attempts to mitigate the impacts of Western sanctions. The Iranian aviation fleet is of considerable age, and the availability of…
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Aer Lingus Receives First 2 New Airbus A321XLRs Headed For Nashville & Indianapolis Next Year
Aer Lingus has officially taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft during a landmark day for the Irish carrier. Initially earmarked as the world's first A321XLR operator, a pilot pay dispute would pass this milestone to…
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US DOT Grants United Airlines Request For 3X Weekly Flights Between Los Angeles & Beijing
United Airlines has received approval from the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to launch three weekly flights between Los Angeles and Beijing, with services starting no later than May 11, 2025.
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Spirit Airlines Sale Of 23 Airbus A320s & A321s Gets Bankruptcy Court Approval
Spirit Airlines and GA Telesis have passed the final hurdle to finalize the sale of the airline’s 23 Airbus A320ceo and A321ceo aircraft to the United States-based aerospace manager after the bankruptcy court approved the transaction.…
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Spirit Airlines Expects Shareholders To Be Wiped Out In Bankruptcy As Bondholders Take Control
Shareholders of Florida-based Spirit Airlines are expected to have their shares wiped out if the ultra-low-cost carrier proceeds with a robust restructuring deal. The airline, which is doing its best to avoid liquidation, recently filed…
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