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British Airways to extend VeriFLY Health Passport To All Inbound Flights A week ago, British Airways started offering a health passport app provided by VeriFLY. The application allows passengers to avoid tedious queues for document checks at the airport by completing them before leaving home. Previously, the app was only used for those departing the … Read more
Air Serbia To Move To JFK’s Terminal This Summer By the 3rd of June this year, Air Serbia will be switching terminals at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) from Terminal 4, where it has been continuous since 2016, to Terminal 1. This will be Air Serbia’s debut at Terminal 1 in almost … Read more
JetBlue Publishes Its Financial Performance For 2020 American low-cost airline, JetBlue has today announced its financial performance for the last quarter of 2020, just as the feature figures for the whole year. Generally speaking, the aircraft lost more than $1.3 billion throughout the year, yet there were some bright parts in the report. Day by … Read more
Singapore Announces Vaccines for Frontline Aviation Workers The distribution of COVID-19 vaccines worldwide has given many travellers, businesspersons, and tourists relief from the heightened tension of the pandemic around the world. Singapore Airlines have announced that there are plans underway to vaccinate its entire crew members. This will be the first international airline to embark … Read more
Sonic Boom Over England Caused by Unresponsive Private Jet Residents of the East of England; Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, and some parts of London and Kent got to experience a sonic boom on January 12, at 13:05, local time. The sonic boom was a result of the Royal Air Force’s interception of an unresponsive private jet. … Read more
No Airbus A380s in the Skies Right Now The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a growing aviation crisis that has resulted in airlines being grounded across the world. For most of the Airbus A380s, it means that they have also been grounded until the situation changes. The size and design of the Airbus A380 are currently … Read more
Superjet crash: Prosecutor to consider the case against the captain The Aeroflot captain indicted over last year’s fatal Sukhoi Superjet 100 landing accident at Moscow Sheremetyevo is to have the case considered by Russia’s prosecutor general. The federal Investigative Committee said its criminal probe into the 5th May 2019 accident where the Superjet returned to … Read more
The spread of coronavirus has no doubt brought a lot of business to a halt, and the air transportation sector is no exception. Some major flights have been forced to be grounded due to the pandemic and Jet2 has also been affected. They initially cancelled all flights and holiday packages on the 7th of April … Read more
Philippine Airlines fires back at the United Airlines’ complaint on new Seattle flights Philippines stood up over its proposed service to Seattle, firing back at the United Airlines’ appeal that the service must be delayed until the U.S carrier lands additional slots in Manila. Philippine Airlines, the Manila-based carrier oppose that the United Airlines’ slot … Read more
Tips for plane travel with children Perhaps one of the most beautiful experiences that families can have, especially for the small ones, is travel. The little ones have a different perception of the world and travel long distances, especially air travel, for them it can result in a truly magical experience. Much more if those … Read more