Singapore Airlines has brought back its “Time to Fly” virtual travel fair for 2024. This year, the airline has partnered with Mastercard to offer exciting
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AirAsia Unveils Special Sonic and Persona-Themed Aircraft
More airlines are incorporating cartoon characters and gaming personalities into their liveries. Months ago, Etihad revealed a special Warner Bros livery with my favorite Looney
Is Cebu Pacific Still Getting the Airbus A321XLR?
In June 2019, Cebu Pacific ordered 31 Airbus planes, including sixteen A330neos, ten A321XLRs, and five additional A320neos. At the time, the A321XLR was a
FAA Issues Safety Alert for Boeing 737 Rudder Concerns
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a safety alert to airlines regarding potential issues with rudder movement on certain Boeing 737 aircraft. In a
PAL Launches Nonstop Flights to Seattle
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has officially commenced nonstop services to Seattle, marking a new chapter in its long-standing transpacific connections. The inaugural flight, PR 124, departed
Explaining the Largest Aircraft Order in Philippine Aviation History
Cebu Pacific is known for being an airline that continues to redefine Philippine aviation. They do not settle for mediocrity, nor do they want to
AirAsia CEO Criticizes Singapore’s License Rejections
Tony Fernandes, the CEO of Capital A, has expressed frustration over Singapore’s repeated rejection of AirAsia’s airline license applications. According to Fernandes, the Singaporean authorities
PAL Expands Australia Flights with 22 Weekly Services
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is expanding its operations in Australia with the launch of daily nonstop flights between Manila and Brisbane starting on October 27, 2024.
Delta Adds First-Ever Salt Lake City to Seoul Route
Delta Airlines is expanding its global reach with the launch of its first-ever nonstop service from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to Seoul-Incheon International
Southwest Airlines Faces Pressure to Modernize Operations
Southwest Airlines is facing growing pressure from activist investors who believe the company’s business model is outdated. The pressure is increasing on CEO Robert Jordan