Cathay Pacific Staff Demand Improved Flight Schedules

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Cathay Pacific, one of the largest airlines in Asia, has recently faced protests from its crew members over issues with flight rosters. The protesters, who are mainly flight attendants, have been calling for more reasonable and predictable schedules that would allow them to have better work-life balance. According to the protesters, the current flight rosters … Read more

As COVID Restrictions Relax, Emirates Expands Its China Schedule

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As the country begins lifting COVID-19 travel restrictions, Emirates announced on Monday, January 16th, that it would increase its weekly flight operations to China. Air travel demand has dramatically increased since the country reopened its borders. The airline hopes the demand will continue to grow, eventually allowing it to resume operations in China to pre-pandemic … Read more

The Recovery of Singapore Airlines Is Slow but Steady

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The airlines weren’t so long ago that they would usually throw capacity at a market or cut prices whenever they saw a potential opportunity. Our analysis of Singapore Airlines Group and other airlines each month shows a new pattern, putting load factors ahead of capacity, and taking a more cautious growth approach since COVID. Real … Read more

Air Canada’s Livery Evolution

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As a carrier that began in 1937 as Trans-Canada Air Lines, Air Canada has a long history of serving Canada and connecting the world. The carrier has also experienced an interesting evolution of liveries over the decades. We will look at how the airline’s style has changed throughout its history in this article. Air Canada … Read more

Rare ACJ320neo Cabin Renderings Released by Lufthansa Technik

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Airbus ACJ320neo cabin renderings released by Lufthansa Technik indicate the type of cabin it will be creating. In addition to providing the highest level of comfort and luxury in modern air travel, the custom interior will be completed by 2024. Last month, the company announced that it would design the cabin of an Airbus ACJ320neo. … Read more

Known Crew Member (KCM) screenings to be taken over by TSA

As of 2023, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will be in charge of Known Crew Member Screening (KCM). Following the discovery of crew members smuggling illegal items and substances through airport security checkpoints, the administration announced an increase in random crew screening. KCM comes to an end The KCM screening process is to be rewritten … Read more

Some Reasons To Visit Paris

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Are you ready to make a visit to Paris? Are you tired of your daily routine? Then you definitely need some vacations and there are multiple reasons for you to visit lax to Paris. 1 – The Eiffel Tower No trip to Paris would be finished without a visit to the Eiffel Tower. Perhaps of … Read more

First PW127XT-powered ATR 72-600 delivered to Air Corsica

ATR, a Franco-Italian regional aircraft manufacturer, finally announced something major after several weeks of hinting. Air Corsica received the first ATR 72-600 equipped with Pratt & Whitney Canada 127XT engines, a series that has never been seen before. A year ago, at the Dubai Airshow, the regional flag carrier agreed to purchase five new ATR … Read more

A Look At JFK Terminal 8’s New Renovations

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Both American Airlines and British Airways have unveiled the first look at their newly renovated Terminal 8 at John F. Kennedy International Airport. ‘We’re moving,’ he said. Earlier today, American Airlines, British Airways, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey held a press conference at JFK to unveil the updates. The newly … Read more