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United Airlines to Purchase Up To 200 New Boeing Widebody Planes
United Airlines announced today the largest widebody order in American commercial aviation history: 100 Boeing…
• Dell Galen•
SWISS Will Fly Its Latest Airbus A350-900 Starting with 2025
SWISS is modernizing its long-haul aircraft fleet with five new Airbus A350-900. The aircrafts will…
• Dell Galen•
Double Daily Dallas-Rome Flights from American Airlines Next Summer
There are going to be more daily Dallas-Rome flights starting with next summer, as announced…
• Dell Galen•
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Momentum Accelerated by the Business Travel Sector
An increasing number of companies are purchasing bulk quantities of sustainable aviation fuel.
• Dell Galen•
Air Passengers Will Soon Be Allowed to Use Their Phones Without Airplane Mode
Soon, passengers flying within the European Union (EU), will be able to use their mobile…
• Jake Adams•
The 24-Hour Hold Option is Back at American Airlines
If customers book at least one week in advance, they can keep a reservation for…
• Alma Simon•
Airbus’s 1st Condor A330neo Flight Happens in 2 Weeks
Condor’s first revenue generating A330neo flight will take place on December 18th, from Frankfurt to…
• Alma Simon•
Rwanda Will Be the Next WTTC Global Summit Host
In the closing session of WTTC Riyadh saw Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, as the perfect host…
• Dell Galen•
Jet2 Airline Wishes to Expand Its London Stansted Operations
Jet2.com will add an aircraft to London Stansted Airport’s third airport. This will increase its…
• Jake Adams•
New Hotel Opens in Morocco: Fairmont La Marina Rabat-Salé
The property is located at the confluence between the Bouregreg River and the Atlantic Ocean…
• Alma Simon•
City of Dreams Mediterranean to Launch in Limassol, Cyprus in Q2 2023
City of Dreams Mediterranean will open in Q2 2023. It is the first integrated resort…
• Dell Galen•
International Travel is Back at Its Highest Point Since the Pandemic
According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, international travel is back at its highest…
• Alma Simon•