British low-cost carrier Jet2 has announced that it stationed its first Airbus A321neo aircraft in the Scottish capital city.

United has finalized its plans to lease an additional 40 Airbus A321neo aircraft in the coming years as narrowbody jet shortage continues.

U.S. ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier said that it will once again be operating flights to Burlington, Vermont from Florida.

Bahrain’s flag carrier, Gulf Air, has announced that it will further renew its partnership with Thailand’s national airline.

Last week, British Airways announced that it would start operating flights to the Georgian capital of Tbilisi in Summer 2025.

The UAE’s flag carrier Emirates has confirmed that it will be cutting a long-served route from Singapore to Melbourne, Australia.

Five months after the initial announcement, the carrier completed the deal in what CEO Anko Van der Werff called “a new era for SAS.”

As the airshow draws to a close, two major aircraft deals just managed to scrape the headlines in the aviation world on the final days of the show.

It’s the third day of the Farnborough Airshow and a relatively quiet one due to there being no aircraft orders scheduled.

After a day filled with orders on Monday, there’s only more to come as we kick off the day with a tour of Virgin Atlantic’s Airbus A330neo on static display,