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Emirates has launched a new programme to upgrade the A380 and B777 aircraft to add a Premium Economy cabin, along with the addition of a new Business Class cabin on the Boeing 777 which will be 1-2-1 instead of the current 2-4-2 configuration.
Airbus CEO Guilliame Faury indicated today that the yet-to-enter-service A350 Freighter programme could potentially be in the right place to explore single-pilot operations.
Singapore has announced that they will put India on their Vaccinated Travel Lane scheme effective November 29, 2021. This will allow passengers arriving on specific VTL flights, and who are fully vaccinated, to skip the rigorous quarantine once in Singapore.
Boeing today showcased the 777X, their newest and largest widebody jet, currently under flight testing. The new jet is expected to be entering service in 2023.
American Airlines has commenced operations on the New York JFK – New Delhi flight, marking their entry into the Indian market again after almost ten years. American plans a daily operation on this route.
Dubai Airshow is slated to begin tomorrow, and here is a quick look at everything that is to be looked out for at the Dubai Airshow 2021.
Akasa, the new, yet to take to the air airline with Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Vinay Dube at the helm, seems to have almost made up its mind about bringing on Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in its fleet.
Singapore Airlines’ KrisFlyer Programme is offering a bonus of 12%-15% more miles when you transfer points from your credit cards to their programme for the rest of 2020. Here are all the details you need to take a good call on this bonus and how to go about it.
Airbus is experimenting with new processes where if two aircraft flew in coordination, there could be vital fuel savings. Here are the details of this new fello’fly demonstration!
France has implemented a new, paid system to get yourself the EU Covid Vaccination certificate. These certificates are no longer obtainable online in France.
Vistara has suspended operations into Tokyo Haneda on account of reduced demand on the route, and perhaps, not enough aircraft availability.
