Thai Airways International (TG) has taken delivery of a new Boeing 787-9 aircraft as the carrier accelerates its fleet modernization strategy and expands long-haul capacity to meet growing international travel demand.
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China’s latest air-to-air missile, the PL-16, has drawn global attention as military analysts compare it with the United States’ next-generation AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM).
Virgin Australia (VA) has launched its first-ever international service from Canberra Airport (CBR), marking a significant milestone for the airline and expanding overseas travel options for residents across Australia’s capital region.
EasyJet (U2) has announced a major expansion of its winter schedule, introducing 13 new routes across eight UK airports.
A passenger traveling on Singapore Airlines (SQ) from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Delhi (DEL) has accused the carrier of poor service after claiming his vegetarian wife was denied an extra bread roll during a flight where several meal options reportedly became unavailable shortly after service began.
A violent robbery involving gold bars valued at approximately HK$7 million ($893,200) has triggered a major police investigation after an attack near Hong Kong International Airport (HKG).
Passengers traveling on an Air New Zealand (NZ) flight from Christchurch Airport (CHC) to Auckland Airport (AKL) have been told they will not receive their checked baggage until at least the following day after their aircraft became stuck beside a taxiway before departure.
Dassault Aviation has reached a major milestone in its flagship business jet program after the Falcon 10X successfully completed its maiden flight, marking the beginning of a comprehensive flight-test campaign for the ultra-long-range aircraft.
Airlines operating at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) will not gain access to additional peak-hour flights after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) extended its long-running High Density Rule through October 2028.
A United Airlines (UA) passenger has sparked a social media debate after claiming that a flight attendant described her Pride Month t-shirt as “deeply offensive” during a recent flight.