An improved liquidity position and ongoing recovery from the pandemic has enabled Air Canada to withdraw from government support. “In another convincing sign of our progress, we are announcing our withdrawal from the major funding provisions,” says CEO Rousseau
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Inmarsat has announced two new airline connectivity contracts, one with long-haul Spanish airline, World2Fly, the other with Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), an AirAsia Group subsidiary
Enjoy a tour of the airline’s new luxury cabin for shorter flights, as well as a rendition of the song, ‘Home’, performed by members of its Cabin Crew Music Society
As Singapore Airlines reveals the latest narrowbody business class cabins for its Boeing 737-8 fleet, AVIC Cabin Systems (ACS) has shared details of its partnership in the project
Panasonic Avionics has secured deals with both Emirates and Iraqi Airways to deliver IFE technologies
Emirates has announced an 18-month retrofit programme to install premium economy cabins in 53 Boeing 777s and 52 more A380 aircraft. The UAE airline is also considering upgrades to its B777 business class cabins, with new seats in a 1-2-1 configuration
Virgin Australia has revealed a new narrowbody aircraft cabin design prototype, featuring refreshed seat designs. The designs will initially be trialled on two of the airline’s nine new Boeing 737-800s, with a view to rolling out the designs for future aircraft acquired as part of the airline’s fleet expansion
On Monday, 1 November, Malaysia Airlines ferried a patient who required an urgent transfer. For this special mission, the airline sped-up its admin process and the engineering team mounted an aircraft-rated stretcher to nine economy class seats
British Airways (BA) has selected Collins Aerospace to upgrade the Club World cabins on its fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft. The agreement includes installation of the Club Suite business class seat, the Club Kitchen and a new cabin configuration
Sad news: Emirates’ first A380 has retired and gone to the great recycling yard in the sky. Good news: parts of the aircraft will be upcycled into furniture and goods, which you can buy