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Why Lufthansa put lavatories in the A340-600’s cargo hold—and how this unusual design improved space, comfort, and long-haul cabin flow.
LOT Polish Airlines has taken delivery of three new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, which arrived at Warsaw Chopin Airport on January 22–23 following a high-profile ferry flight from Seattle. The jets, registered SP-LYB, SP-LYD and SP-LYE, departed Boeing Field on January 21, made a technical stop in Keflavik, Iceland, and completed the final leg […]
The carrier's A350 is slowly becoming a flagship.
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One of the routes will only see service for a single long weekend next month.
A Lufthansa flight to Munich (MUC), Germany, made a U-turn to London Heathrow airport (LHR) on Thursday, Jan. 22, after the pilots found a technical issue. The flight crew transmitted the emergency signal and taxied the plane to the apron. Technical issue in Lufthansa flight The Airbus A320 run by Lufthansa to Munich experienced a […] The post Lufthansa flight from Heathrow makes U-turn after technical issue appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
On January 13th, Emirates released a video on its Youtube channel titled “The Success Story of Sir Tim Clark”. Obviously an ode to the carrier’s President, the video is full of short interview clips from members of the media and aviation experts singing Sir Tim’s praises. But then, at about the 7 minute and 45-second mark, the 777X is mentioned along with 5 seconds of computer-generated footage of the aircraft’s interior.
Panama-based carrier Copa Airlines has become the latest airline to announce it will be rolling out internet connectivity… The post Copa Airlines to roll out wifi across its fleet for the first time appeared first on AeroTime.
Ryanair Zagreb schedule 2026 is being revised with frequency increases and route adjustments. Ryanair’s Croatia network will increase frequencies on key Zagreb routes, add selected Zagreb Airport flights, and trim other services. Ryanair Summer 2026 Zagreb route changes is still expected to drive overall capacity growth. Frequency changes and route adjustments Ryanair will temporarily boost […] The post Ryanair Reshapes Zagreb Route Network for Summer 2026 appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviati
Wizz Air UK, the British subsidiary of the pan-European ultra-low-cost carrier, has applied to the US Department of… The post Wizz Air’s UK subsidiary applies for US flights appeared first on AeroTime.
The A330neo's wing is considerably longer than the A330ceo's, while the A350's wingspan is clipped by Code E regulations.
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The final jumbo jet is exclusively powered by GEnx-2B engines, and was not built for Rolls-Royce or Pratt & Whitney turbofans.
Low cost carrier Ryanair will increase frequencies on a number of routes for a limited period from late April until the end of May. The airline has added eleven additional weekly flights from Zagreb, falling outside the Easter and school holiday peak in late March and early April. The increase is primarily the result of reallocated capacity following the planned temporary suspension of services to Basel due to runway works at the Swiss airport over the same period. Routes receiving extra flights
Industry insiders predict a game-changing announcement that will reshape the future of flight.
A car crashed into Detroit Metropolitan Airport’s (DTW) main terminal on Friday night, Jan. 23. The driver is in custody. Six people received treatment at the scene. The incident caused significant damage but did not disrupt flights. Minor injuries at the scene The Wayne County Airport Authority (WCAA) confirmed the crash. It happened at 7:30 […] The post Driver in Custody After Car Crashes Into Detroit Airport Terminal appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
Airports battle the elements to keep runways clear amidst historic snowfall.
Irish Low Cost Carrier (LCC) Ryanair will cancel all routes to Portugal’s Azores archipelago by March 29. This sudden change is likely to affect 400,000 passengers who hoped to make the journey to Portugal with the low-cost airline, and also likely to affect six other routes including London, Brussels, and Lisbon. The “European Hawaii” The […] The post Ryanair Cancels All Routes to Portugal’s Azores Archipelago appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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