Alaska Airlines (AS) plans to launch its first European flights in 2026, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy following the Hawaiian Airlines (HA) merger.
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Although Europe’s charm and geographical diversity captivate travelers throughout the year, its cultural hotspots become particularly popular during fall and winter, offering travelers the city break of their dreams.
GURUGRAM- Tata-owned Indian FSC Air India (AI) has launched a time-limited promotion, offering highly appealing Economy Class fares for select routes from India to five European cities, including the United Kingdom.
After an exceptional summer in transatlantic travel, Delta passengers can anticipate an even wider array of opportunities to explore desirable destinations around the world in the coming year.
Air Canada (AC) Cargo will now provide customers with year-round capacity to important European cities, thanks to the airlines’ strategic decision to extend passenger service on routes that were previously only operated seasonally during the summer.
Embraer and FlightSafety International have introduced a state-of-the-art Praetor full-flight simulator in Orlando, Florida. Additionally, they have set their sights on introducing another European simulator by 2024.
Today, Italy’s antitrust authority has initiated an inquiry into the activities of the low-cost airline Ryanair (FR), citing potential misuse of its dominant market position.
Ryanair (FR), Europe’s leading airline, has announced the addition of 7,000 extra seats for rugby fans planning to attend the highly anticipated Six Nations Championship in 2024.
Tata-owned Air India (AI), the prominent international airline of India, has established an intermodal interline agreement in collaboration with AccesRail to enhance connectivity options for Air India passengers throughout Europe.
In recent times, travel to the “Hawaii of Europe,” the Azores archipelago, has gained significant traction as a growing number of US Travelers are discovering this captivating region.