Jet2 will fly from Bristol to Malaga four times a week, offering a convenient Mediterranean getaway whilst Emirates will provide daily flights between Montreal and Dubai, catering for both business and leisure travellers.
Hawaiian Airlines, Hawaiʻi’s hometown carrier since 1929, today introduced an elevated standard of leisure travel, inspired by early Polynesian voyages, with the unveiling of its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner interior and new class of premium service – the Leihōkū Suites.
Emirates is unveiling a new closed loop recycling initiative this month, where millions of onboard items such as plastic trays, bowls, snack and casserole dishes, will now be recycled in a local facility and remade into fresh, ready-to-use Emirates meal service products.
AirlineRatings.com, the world’s only safety and product rating website, has announced Air New Zealand as its Airline of the Year for 2023. Air New Zealand is being honored for the seventh time since 2013 for its multi award winning in-flight innovations.
Air New Zealand has revealed more details around its Skynest – the world’s first sleep pods in the sky, which has been confirmed for New York and Chicago routes from 2024.
We thought we’d start a new monthly series on the site, detailing some new airline routes for the month ahead. Let us know whether you think this is a useful feature. It doesn’t intend to be a comprehensive listing of all new routes, just a taster to share some of the new travel opportunities that are out there.
New analysis has revealed the UK’s best and worst airlines based on customer reviews ahead of the Summer holiday rush. The study by Forbes Advisor, the price comparison and financial guidance platform, analysed data from a number of sources.
British Airways has today premiered its new onboard safety video, which stars the airline’s colleagues, Britons going about their daily activities and some familiar faces, showcasing everything that makes Britain unique and truly original.
British Airways has introduced award-winning English Sparkling wines in its Club World (business class) cabin so customers can enjoy the ‘best of British’ bubbles at 35,000 feet.
At the height of the golden age of aviation, innovative technology dominated the skies as the miracle of flight became a reality. This advanced method of travel wasn’t quite as accessible as it is today. In fact, traveling in the air was seen strictly as a luxury, and one must dress for the occasion.
Private jets, the ultimate in highfalutin travel, are the preferred mode of transportation for the creme de la creme. These luxurious flying machines offer an unparalleled level of comfort, privacy, and speed that regular airlines can’t even begin to compare with.
SWISS is to offer its customers a totally new and more personalized ‘SWISS Senses’ air travel experience from 2025 onwards. The centrepiece of the new customer product is a redesigned cabin for the airline’s long-haul aircraft fleet.
Business class travel takes a leap forward with Finnair’s new Business Class cabin and the spacious new Collins Aerospace AirLounge™ seat. Finnair is the launch customer for this new and innovative seating concept.
Lufthansa is expanding its premium First Class offering with the “Suite Plus,” a separate double cabin with ceiling-high walls and an entirely closable door, large table and two wide seats that can be combined into a comfortable double bed if required.
British Airways’ Gatwick-based subsidiary, BA Euroflyer, has added Montpellier, Corfu, Mykonos and Innsbruck to its short-haul route network, in addition to a new summer Salzburg service.
As you probably know, there’s been chaos in the world of air travel, particularly in the United States, when the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) suffered a computer outage with its Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) system which affected thousands of flights.
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