Emirates (EK) will increase its Airbus A380 operations to London to nine daily flights from December, reinforcing one of the airline’s busiest international markets.
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Emirates (EK) is ready to introduce its flagship Airbus A380 services on the Hyderabad route as the Dubai based airline marks 25 years of operations in the city.
Air New Zealand (NZ) is stepping up its long-term strategy to strengthen connectivity with India, working alongside Air India (AI) on plans that could eventually support direct flights between the two countries.
Global Crossing Airlines (G6) has come under public attention after reports showed that the France national football team used the charter carrier for domestic travel during the FIFA World Cup.
An easyJet (U2) flight from Iceland to Italy diverted to Edinburgh Airport (EDI) on Wednesday after its pilots and cabin crew reached their legal maximum duty hours before they could complete the journey.
Qatar Airways (QR) faces a wage-and-hour lawsuit in California after a former Senior Airport Service Agent alleged unpaid early shifts, denied meal and rest breaks, missed overtime, and unreimbursed expenses at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
British Airways (BA) will introduce new Club World amenity kits across long-haul flights departing from London Heathrow Airport (LHR), ending its nearly decade-long partnership with The White Company for business class travel essentials.
British Airways (BA) and Norwegian Air (DY) have turned football fever into a light-hearted marketing contest ahead of the FIFA World Cup quarter-final between England and Norway, with both airlines agreeing to a social media wager that has attracted widespread attention online.
A Cathay Pacific (CX) Airbus A330-300 operating from Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT) to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) sustained a tail strike while performing a go-around during landing on July 3.
British Airways has ended seven long-haul routes from London Heathrow and Gatwick for the second half of 2026, moving several markets to Heathrow while growing its overall schedule by 3%. The changes affect destinations across the Caribbean, United States, Middle East, and Central America.