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Jet Blue to partner with Norwegian?

JetBlue has yet to decide which London airport it will serve once it launches highly anticipated long haul trans Atlantic flights in...

Qantas celebration

Australian airline Qantas are the latest carrier to commemorate 100 years of flying with a special livery. Following British Airways and...

The World's Longest Flight

The first non-stop commercial airline flight from New York to Sydney has landed after 19 hours 16 minutes in the air. A total of 49...

Drone Disruption

One of the newer threats to normal operations at airports is that of drone activity. As outlined in Kevan James' book Heathrow Airport 70...

The U.S. may approve the 737 MAX to fly — but will the rest of the world?

The Federal Aviation Administration may be close to letting Boeing’s 737 MAX back in the skies — but it's not clear the rest of the world...

Brexit Uncertainty and Currency Volatility Means Less Business Travel

Current protests in London are aimed at not only reducing air travel but travel as a whole, along with an entire range of everyday...

A bumpy ride ahead for airlines

September has not been a good month for airlines. Following confirmation on 23 September that Thomas Cook would close, France has also...

Virgin plans massive growth

Transforming competition at an expanded Heathrow airport Virgin Airlines’ announcement to greatly expand services from an expanded...

Scandinavian's New livery

For the first time in 21 years, SAS has launched a brand new visual identity and revealed a new design for its aircraft exterior. The new...

Air Canada’s new services

Air Canada to Launch Dreamliner Service from Ottawa to London-Heathrow Air Canada has confirmed that it will upgrade its non-stop flights...