SkyUp Airlines (PQ) is strategically expanding its flight operations through ACMI contracts, extending services to European and North African nations.
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Singapore Airlines (SQ) is set to enhance its capacity between New Zealand and Singapore in the coming year by increasing the number of seats available for Auckland (AUK) and Christchurch (CHC).
American Airlines (AA) has decided to abandon its intentions to operate the Seattle (SEA) to London (LHR) route next year.
Delta Air Lines (DL) is set to enhance its frequency on the Atlanta (ATL) to Seoul (ICN) route, transitioning from 7x weekly to 10x weekly commencing April 1 and further escalating to 14x weekly from May 7.
With increasing costs, North American carriers are placing their bets on the Asia-Pacific region as the next lucrative source of high-margin revenues.
Approximately 1,200 employees spread across the three locations are expected to undergo relocation, with around 600 in Bengaluru, 300 in Kochi, and another 300 in Mumbai.
Yet another Lufthansa (LH) double-decker Airbus A380 has left storage in Spain and is making its way back to the German carrier.
Although Boeing secured almost three times the number of orders compared to Airbus, with 295 and 86, respectively, the answer may not be as simple as it appears.
A 62-year-old pilot sustained minor injuries after his plane crashed less than a mile from an airport due to an engine failure, according to state police.
United Airlines (UA) has announced its plans to introduce non-stop flights between the United States and the soon-to-open Tulum International Airport (TQO) in Mexico, commencing March 31, 2024.