Author: Bhavya Velani

Bhavya Velani is the founder of Aviation A2Z. Bhavya started Aviation A2Z as a YouTube channel and created unique and engaging content for aviation professionals. He is very passionate about writing aviation blogs and creating content. Founded in 2018, Aviation A2Z has grown rapidly, with over 5 million monthly visitors. Bhavya writes for Airways Magazine, AIRLIVE, AeroXplorer, Travel Radar, and other global publications.

LONDON- Heathrow Airport (LHR) in London launched negotiations with 82 airlines about a comprehensive overhaul of terminal occupancy arrangements. These discussions could potentially force carriers to relocate their established operational bases. London Heathrow Terminal Discussions Sky News revealed that Heathrow opened talks with all airlines operating from the airport to implement operational changes designed to optimize capacity utilization in coming years. The airport last conducted similar discussions with carriers more than a decade ago. The current progress of negotiations remains unclear, as does the extent of resulting operational changes. Airlines with substantial workforces at Heathrow will likely attempt to minimize…

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BANGKOK- Thai Airways International (TG) will expand its fleet with four new aircraft in 2025, including its first Airbus A321neo, as the airline responds to increasing travel demand. The announcement came alongside the company’s full-year financial results. Thai Airways Four A321neo The Star Alliance member will also add two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners and one Airbus A330-300 to its operations this year. These acquisitions complement Thai Airways’ ongoing project to retrofit its A320 fleet with business-class seating. The A320 aircraft were incorporated into Thai Airways’ fleet following its merger with regional subsidiary Thai Smile. The forthcoming A321neo appears to be part…

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CHICAGO- A Southwest Airlines (WN) aircraft and a private jet narrowly avoided collision on Tuesday morning (February 26, 2025) at Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW) when the private aircraft entered the runway without authorization, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Southwest Flight 2504, arriving from Omaha, Nebraska, landed safely after the flight crew executed a go-around maneuver to prevent a potential incident with the Bombardier Challenger 350 private jet that was destined for Knoxville, Tennessee. Southwest 737 Avoids Collision The incident occurred around 8:50 a.m. local time and has prompted investigations by both the FAA and the National Transportation…

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