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Turkish Airlines has launched regular operations to London Stansted Airport, becoming the third airport in the UK capital served by the carrier alongside Heathrow and Gatwick.…

Air Dolomiti has taken delivery of a second Embraer E195 transferred from Austrian Airlines, continuing a fleet shift within the Lufthansa Group that concentrates E-Jet operations…

Air cargo supervisor TCE has noted ongoing demand from leisure airlines for Total Cargo Management (TCM) services since the Covid pandemic. Speaking to Air Cargo News,…

Moment, a France-based company working in the in-flight entertainment and connectivity sector, has published details of its research into the in-flight connectivity (IFC) market in the…

Europe’s biggest airline group is set to challenge the European Union’s synthetic aviation fuel (SAF) rules, arguing that the timetable for adoption no longer matches market reality as the…

The first class cabin is always seen as the ultimate in luxury with lavish features that many can only dream of. Business class has evolved into…

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) issued its official statement regarding the impact of escalating global conflicts on airline operations, emphasizing the need for government…

The typical transpacific flight has transitioned from a tough endurance test for passengers into something of a showcase of aeronautical interior design. The era where a…

Wall Street analysts warn that surging oil prices triggered by the escalating conflict with Iran could severely squeeze airline earnings, leaving only a handful of U.S.…

For decades, first class was the ultimate symbol of luxury in commercial aviation. It was the space where airlines showcased their finest seats, their best food,…