The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant changes to air travel, with many airlines reducing their schedules and shifting their fleets to match changing demand patterns. One trend that has emerged is the increased use of widebody aircraft on domestic routes in the United States. In March, several airlines deployed widebody aircraft on domestic routes, providing … Read more
The TSA Wants Airports & Airlines To Boost Their Cybersecurity Introduction The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has recently issued a warning to airports and airlines about the need to boost their cybersecurity. With the increasing reliance on digital technology in the aviation industry, there is a growing risk of cyber attacks that could potentially compromise … Read more
Why the UK Has Banned Lufthansa Sustainability Adverts German airline Lufthansa recently found itself in hot water with the UK advertising watchdog, after its sustainability-focused adverts were banned in the country. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) deemed the ads as “misleading,” as they appeared to suggest that the airline had made significant progress in reducing … Read more
Saudia’s Record London Summer Sees 3 Daily Riyadh Boeing 777 Flights: Boosting Travel Options and Economy Saudi Arabian Airlines, also known as Saudia, has announced its plans for the upcoming summer season, which will see a record number of flights between London and Riyadh. Starting from June 2023, Saudia will operate three daily flights from … Read more
Air Canada Reacts To Proposed Toronto Pearson Flight Limits Air Canada, the country’s largest airline, has responded to proposed flight limits at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The proposed limits are part of a broader plan to reduce noise pollution and improve the quality of life for local residents. While Air Canada has expressed its support … Read more
Why Ryanair Isn’t Following Wizz Air To The Wider Middle East & Asia Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, has been expanding rapidly in recent years, but unlike its competitor Wizz Air, it has not made any moves to expand into the wider Middle East and Asia markets. While Wizz Air has announced plans to launch … Read more
Cathay Pacific Crew Protest For Better Flight Rosters Cathay Pacific Airways, a Hong Kong-based airline, has recently faced protests from its cabin crew regarding flight rosters. The protesters, who are members of the Cathay Pacific Airways Flight Attendants Union, have raised concerns about the current flight rosters, which they claim are causing fatigue and stress … Read more
Why A Senior WestJet Manager Is Against Automatic Flight Compensation A senior WestJet manager is against automatic flight compensation for several reasons. Firstly, the manager argues that automatic compensation would increase costs for the airline. With automatic compensation, the airline would have to pay out compensation to customers even if the delay or cancellation was … Read more
Vistara To Make A Debut At Goa’s New Airport Vistara, India’s premier full-service airline, has announced that it will be making its debut at Goa’s new airport, Mopa International Airport, in the near future. This marks a significant milestone for the airline, as it expands its reach across the country and offers more travel options … Read more
Singapore Airlines On Slow But Steady Road To Recovery Singapore Airlines, one of the world’s most recognizable and respected airlines, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. The company was forced to suspend most of its operations as borders closed and travel restrictions were put in place around the world. However, Singapore Airlines is … Read more