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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport plans to further expand its long-haul network in the coming years, with 2026 set to mark the fifth consecutive year in which a new destination is introduced in this segment. Speaking to Serbia’s public broadcaster “RTS”, Belgrade Airport CEO Chivoine Rem emphasised that the launch of additional long-haul services will remain a key priority in the period ahead. “One of the airport’s main development priorities will be Air Serbia’s introduction of a new long-haul rout
Muscat-based Oman Air has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737 MAX-8, marking the latest aircraft to join… The post Oman Air expands narrowbody fleet with new Boeing 737 MAX-8: pictures appeared first on AeroTime.
SkyWest Inc. have secured multiyear contract extensions with United Airlines and Delta Airlines for its Embraer E175 fleet. This partnership will give SkyWest clearer visibility on fleet use and capacity through 2028. A Little About SkyWest Inc. SkyWest Inc. is a leading North American airline holding company headquartered in St. George, Utah, operating the largest […] The post SkyWest Extends Contracts with United and Delta Airlines appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
In a recent article, scientists from Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) said the Airbus software update in November, which was rolled out in response to solar radiation causing dangerous glitches, highlights the financial risks to aviation of space weather events.
“Steady as she goes.” That’s Michael O’Leary’s latest assessment of Ryanair’s business – a phrase that feels almost understated coming from one of aviation’s most outspoken CEOs. But beneath the familiar bluster, the numbers tell a quietly impressive tale. In this week’s feature story, we look past the theatrics to examine why Europe’s largest low-cost carrier remains one of the industry’s steadiest performers.
After a delay, the airline swapped aircraft and continued the journey from Houston to Chicago, the intended destination.
The 777-300ER is a bigger, older, and heavier aircraft than the A350-1000 with a shorter range.
The seasonal service will initially fly three times per week starting 21 June using 286-seat A350-900 aircraft, each with around 15 tonnes of freight capacity. Flights will pause from 2 August to “early 2027”, when the airline will finish its first season.
The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Singapore for up to four P-8A… The post US approves potential sale of four P-8A Poseidons to Singapore appeared first on AeroTime.
Every flight crew member knows this frustration: You’ve just completed an overnight flight from London to Singapore. As… The post How pilots and cabin crew save $2,000+ annually on roaming with global eSIMs appeared first on AeroTime.
Flight QF281 departed Brisbane at 9:13am on Monday on board VH-X4D, touching down in Wellington at 3:11pm local time. Services will operate up to three times per week, replacing the E190s and some 737-800s previously on the route.
The air over Tehran is unsafe again.
Most of these were one-stop flights via Australia.
The Airbus A350 with the longest legs.
LOT Polish Airlines has launched the second edition of Michelin-Starred Flavours in LOT Business Class on selected long-haul routes. Michelin-Starred Collaboration Returns and Business Class Menu Highlights The updated menu officially launched on Feb. 1 and will be available until July 31, 2026. The limited-time menu marks the airline’s second collaboration with a Michelin-starred chef […] The post LOT Polish Airlines Updates Michelin-Starred Business Class Menu appeared first on Travel Radar -
The preliminary Greg Biffle plane crash NTSB report sheds new light on cockpit problems, crew roles, and the jet’s final moments. The NTSB has released its preliminary report on the crash of retired NASCAR legend Greg Biffle’s Cessna Citation in December 2025. The accident has rocked the NASCAR community, and the early findings do little […] The post Greg Biffle Plane Crash NTSB Report Answers Few Questions and Raises Many More appeared first on Avgeekery.
Majority of the scheduled commercial routes are between small islands and remote destinations.
Savvy passengers can boost their economy class experience by booking the more underrated seats.
Albury and Wagga Wagga will lose Qantas flights to the Victorian capital from March due to declining demand, though the carrier will still serve Sydney and Brisbane from both cities. The move will leave Albury-Melbourne with no services, and Wagga Wagga-Melbourne served only by Rex.