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Here’s How The Boeing 787 Dreamliner’s Cabin Air System Is Different Than Every Other Aircraft
What is it that makes the Boeing 787 so advanced?
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Air Greenland to launch direct Ilulissat–Copenhagen winter route from October 2026
Air Greenland will introduce a new direct winter route between Ilulissat and Copenhagen starting 29 October 2026, coinciding with the opening of the new airport in Ilulissat. The airline’s Airbus A330neo Tuukkaq will operate the inaugural flight. Following launch, operations will temporarily be conducted by Jettime using a Boeing 737-800 (180 seats) until spring 2027, […]
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Cathay Group reports 11% passenger growth in January 2026, sets new single-day record
The Cathay Group reported a strong start to 2026, with continued growth in both passenger and cargo operations during January. Across its airlines, Cathay Pacific and HK Express, the Group carried more than 3.3 million passengers in January, up 11% year-on-year. Cargo volumes reached over 130,000 tonnes, representing 5% annual growth. Momentum extended into February, […]
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EGYPTAIR Resumes Los Angeles; Adds Chicago in 2Q26
Published at 1230PST / 2030GMT 24FEB26EGYPTAIR as of Tuesday (24FEB26) filed operational schedule for its planned service to expansion to the US, featuring new service launch to Chicago and planned service resumption to Los Angeles after a quarter century hiatus). Both routes will be served by the new A350-900, with configuration of C30Y310, based on seat map listing in the GDS. Reservations will be available in the coming days.Cairo – Chicago O'Hare eff 21JUN26 3 weekly A350-900MS947 CAI0050 –
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Riyadh Air to launch daily Boeing 787 service between Riyadh and Cairo
Riyadh Air has announced the launch of daily nonstop service between Riyadh and Cairo, marking a major step in the airline’s initial network rollout and reinforcing air links between Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The route will be operated by the airline’s new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner and is scheduled to commence shortly after delivery of Riyadh […]
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Bullet holes found on American Airlines 737 MAX 8 after Colombia flight; aircraft grounded in Dallas
As reported by Airlive.net, an American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 has been removed from service after maintenance crews discovered bullet holes in the aircraft’s right aileron following a flight from Colombia. The aircraft, registered N342SX, operated Flight AA923 from Miami International Airport to José María Córdova International Airport in Medellin on February 22, 2026, […]
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Why Spirit Airlines Is Shrinking & Ditching The ‘Cheap’ Playbook
The carrier has a plan to exit bankruptcy.
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How United & American Helped Secure Azul’s Post-Chapter 11 Future
American Airlines and United Airlines commit $200 million each to support Azul's recapitalization, signaling a shift in the airline's fortunes.
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Liège Airport introduces river-based kerosene supply to cut emissions and road traffic
Liège Airport has implemented a new river-based kerosene supply system, with fuel transported by barge and docked at Wandre. The initiative is designed to reduce reliance on road tanker deliveries, lowering truck traffic and associated emissions while strengthening fuel supply security. Although the shift represents a tangible environmental improvement in airport fuel logistics, it does […]
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Here’s How Much Bigger The Airbus A350-900 Is Compared To The A330-900neo
The latest aircraft to come from Airbus seeks to change the industry landscape for the foreseeable future.
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How Cabin Crew Rest & Sleep On The Boeing 767
The Boeing 767's crew rest solution reflects an earlier era of aircraft design, where dedicated sleeping compartments were uncommon.
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Breeze Airways Just Added 6 New Routes: Full List & Map
Surprisingly, none of them involve Florida...
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This Is The World’s Busiest Airport
A look at why both Dubai International and Atlanta may be the busiest airports in February 2026, and how Chicago O'Hare claims to pass Atlanta.
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Finnair extends Luxembourg, Valencia and Turin to year-round service in Winter network expansion
Finnair will operate year-round services to Luxembourg, Valencia and Turin, extending the three routes initially announced for summer 2026 into the winter season as part of its ongoing network optimisation strategy. Luxembourg will increase from three weekly summer flights to four weekly services in winter, reflecting strong business and transfer demand via Helsinki to Finnair’s […]
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KLM expands Summer 2026 network to 164 destinations with 5% capacity growth
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will operate 164 destinations during the summer 2026 season (March 29–October 25), comprising 96 European and 68 intercontinental routes, as it increases overall seat capacity by approximately 5% year-on-year. Capacity growth is driven by a 6% increase across European routes and 4% on intercontinental services. The airline is also adding three […]
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Etihad Airways posts record AED 2.6bn profit in 2025 as fleet and network expansion drive historic growth
Etihad Airways reported its strongest financial and operational performance to date in 2025, delivering a record profit after tax of AED 2.6 billion (US$698 million), up 47% year-on-year, and marking its fourth consecutive year of profitability. Total revenue rose 21% to AED 30.7 billion (US$8.4 billion), driven by robust passenger and cargo performance. Passenger revenue […]
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Spirit Reaches Deal to Exit Second Bankruptcy
The ultra-low-cost carrier laid out some broad next steps as it plans for the future.
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Why The Boeing 757 Has Such Versatile Performance
The 757 is one of the most versatile and iconic airplanes ever built, providing airlines with operational flexibility.