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Live: British Airways Boeing 777 Diverts Amid Reported Cabin Depressurization
The 777 was on its way to Chicago when the incident occurred.
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A Different Kind Of Dreamliner: Riyadh Air's 1st Indigo Boeing 787-9 Nears Delivery
Riyadh Air has shared the first images of its incoming indigo-colored Boeing 787-9.
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Mumbai Airport Plans to Move a Third of Terminal 2’s International Departures. Airlines Are Pushing Back
The safety case for Terminal 1 is credible, but the plan also happens to give Navi Mumbai the international traffic it needs. Whether that's coincidence or design, airlines will keep asking.
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My Lithuanian & Bulgarian Wet Lease Adventure Across Algeria & Tunisia
Flying from Algiers to Tunis to Marseille on two unmarked, wet-leased Airbus A320s operated by Avion Express and Fly2Sky, with zero disclosure at booking.
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Finnair's Record-Breaking 24-Hour Direct Flights Launch Soon: See Route Now
On October 25, the Finnish flag carrier and oneworld member will fly daily from its main hub at Helsinki to Melbourne in Australia via Bangkok. As direct flights the service retains the same plane and…
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United Airlines Boeing 757 Makes Overweight Landing In Dublin Due To Fuel Odor
The jet is expected to reposition back to Newark later on Monday.
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British Airways Adds 10 New Cities In 2026 & 2027: See Full List Now
They are from three London airports. See them all here!
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Emirates Launches New 7-Hour Nonstop A380 Route To Europe: See Map Now
The airline will restore superjumbo service to the key German airport in December.
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The $1 Billion Problem Behind Wizz Air’s 100 Engines
In this video, we'll look at why Wizz Air is hoarding aircraft engines, how Pratt & Whitney's ongoing engine crisis forced the airline to rethink its business model, and why this strategy could perman…
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American Airlines Commits To Ending Involuntary Denied Boardings
American Airlines has quietly told employees to stop involuntarily bumping passengers, authorizing higher compensation and guaranteed rebooking to secure volunteers instead.
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My Emirates Pass: Save Money In Dubai With Your Boarding Pass
Your Emirates boarding pass can unlock savings at hundreds of restaurants, spas, and retailers across the UAE this winter, thanks to My Emirates Pass.
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IndiGo Raises Fuel Charges for Third Time This Year as ATF Costs Surge
While IndiGo’s latest fuel hike is smaller than April’s increase, but the third fuel-charge hike this year shows that India’s low-fare era is increasingly being tested by higher airline costs.
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How Boeing's T-7A Was Built In 3 Years & Became The Blueprint To End The F-35 Era
A closer look at why the T-7A points to both the enormous potential of advanced digital prototyping tools and their limits in the real world.
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Frontier Airlines Clears Plane After Man With Fake Boarding Pass Refuses To Leave
Frontier Airlines cleared a flight in Atlanta after a man allegedly boarded with a fake boarding pass and refused to leave the aircraft.
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Why Restarting A 1990s Airlifter Could Be The US Air Force's Fastest Path To 2040s Capability
The US Air Force is considering restarting C-17 production after more than a decade. But can Boeing still rebuild the line before NGAL arrives?
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Why Delta Air Lines' Boneyard Boeing 747s Are Quietly Keeping UPS & Atlas Air Freighters In The Sky
Delta Air Lines may have sent its final 747 to the boneyard, but its wider impact on the industry is still being felt today.
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“Take A Delay” Instead: American Airlines Ends Bumping Passengers Involuntarily Off Flights
American Airlines ends involuntary bumping, ordering staff to find volunteers instead—even if it means delaying flights or paying more compensation.
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Why Airbus Must Deliver 99 Jets A Month Through Year-End To Hit Its 2026 Target
Another year end sprint coming down the line.
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A Pair Of 4-Year-Old Spirit Airlines Airbus A320neos Just Became The Youngest Jets Ever Scrapped
What's leading airlines to take apart new aircraft decades before they're unflyable.
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How This Airline Is Growing Its Network Without Adding a Single Plane
Who said airlines have to fly every route they sell? Low-cost-carrier Tigerair Taiwan is testing a way to tap another carrier’s network, sell the journey itself, and skip the traditional interline set…
