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Chinese Airports Witness 2 Collisions In 1 Day
Two separate ground collision incidents happened on the same day in China – a passenger shuttle bus smashed through a glass wall…
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Aer Lingus Eyes Increased Terminal Capacity At Dublin Airport
Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus has this week announced that it hopes to see increased terminal capacity at its main…
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Sky Marshal’s Detention In Sri Lanka Causes Air India Flight Delay
Flight delays can happen for several reasons. Technical issues with aircraft, poor weather, and unavailability of flying crew are some…
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London Southend Airport Seeks Direct Links To Jersey
London Southend Airport (SEN) is looking at restarting direct flights to Jersey after dropping the route in 2020. The airport…
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How Have Airlines Celebrated Cinco De Mayo In Years Gone By?
Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of Mexican heritage and culture, and it is an important day for Mexicans and…
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Why Does New York Have So Many Airports?
Numerous large cities have several airports. This can complicate travel and connections, but there is usually a reason why they…
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384 Weekly Flights: The Huge Hong Kong-Japan Market Analyzed
Japan is a massive market from Hong Kong. While it may change, the latest data supplied by airlines to OAG…
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Virgin Australia And Air Canada Strengthen Relationship
Virgin Australia (VA) has deepened its partnership with North American carrier Air Canada (AC), as reported by Business Insider. The two airlines have…
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Starlux Airlines And The Private Suite Partner For First Class Lounge Access In Los Angeles
According to a post on Twitter, Taiwanese carrier Starlux Airlines (JX) looks to wow passengers even further at Los Angeles International Airport…
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IndiGo Receives First Aircraft With New Recaro Seats
IndiGo has inducted the first aircraft in its fleet to be fitted with the BL3710 passenger seats from Recaro. Each individual seat weighs less…
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