In response to an increase in demand for premium travel from both business and leisure customers, Lufthansa is temporarily reactivating five of its Airbus A340-600 aircraft, complete with first class cabins. First class will continue, on the airline’s incoming A350-900s
Qatar Airways has added another seating platform into its business class mix, with Adient’s Ascent suite being fitted to its B787-9 fleet, complete with sliding privacy doors, wireless mobile device charging and a 79in lie-flat bed
Royal Brunei Airlines is seeing growth in its cargo operations, and to help meet this demand the carrier has converted one of its A320neo fleet into a dedicated cargo-in-cabin aircraft
Hear from the JetBlue team why the introduction of the Airspace cabin on its A321LR is a crucial enabler for its upcoming trans-Atlantic service – offering passengers true wide-body comfort onboard a single-aisle aircraft
World2fly, the new long-haul airline recently founded by the Spanish hotel company, Iberostar, has taken delivery of the first of two 432-seat A350-900s on lease from Air Lease Corporation. Explore the single-class Airspace cabin layout
United Airlines has signed a commercial agreement with Boom Supersonic to purchase up to 50 Mach 1.7 Overture airliners, which will run on up to 100% sustainable aviation fuel
The UK Government has torn up its own rule book and ignored the science, throwing peoples’ plans into chaos, says Johan Lundgren, CEO of easyJet
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has mobilised 80 employees from across its operations to volunteer at two Covid-19 “mega vaccination centres”
The CEOs of every airline that flies transatlantic passenger services between the UK and the USA have joined forces with other travel industry CEOs in urging both governments to re-open transatlantic air routes
A joint testing trial has found that a comprehensive Covid-19 testing programme can help reopen international travel safely. The trial was conducted by American Airlines, British Airways and the Oneworld Alliance, with the data nalysed by researchers at the University of Oxford
