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Cathay Pacific and Dragonair Complete Transition, Officially Become Cathay Dragon

November 22, 2016 James Field

Hong Kong-based carrier Dragonair has completed its transition with Cathay Pacific, and will now be known as Cathay Dragon. The rebranding of this new carrier consists of a new logo featuring the Cathay tail in a reddish

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UPDATED: TransAsia Airways to Suspend Flight Operations Following Devastating Losses

November 21, 2016 Jace Moseley

On the morning of Nov. 21, Taiwanese carrier TransAsia Airways announced that they would be seeking a flight suspension. The suspension is to go into effect for a single day on Nov. 22. The notice

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Boeing Outlines Changes To Senior Leadership Team, Debuts Global Business Services Program

November 21, 2016 Joe Pesek

Boeing’s current Chairman and CEO, Dennis Muilenburg, today announced the selection of Kevin McCallister as the new CEO to lead Boeing Commercial Airplanes. In addition, Muilenburg also announced the combination of Boeing’s Defense, Space and

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Cold Bay, Alaska Welcomes American Airlines Team With Open Arms

November 18, 2016 Parker Davis

On Oct. 12, American Airlines flight 288 from Shanghai to Chicago O’Hare was in the final half of its journey across the Pacific. When the pilots of the Boeing 787-8 aircraft noticed a light indicating

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Ryanair Predicts Instability in European Open Skies Agreement Following Brexit

November 17, 2016 Thomas Gilpin

Ryanair’s Chief Executive, Michael O’Leary, has continued to share his thoughts on the effect of Brexit to Ryanair and the aviation industry in general. On this occasion, he speculated on the impact to the European

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South Florida Sees (More) European Growth

November 16, 2016 Daniel Morley

South Florida has always been a popular destination for tourists, with the pleasant year-round weather, beaches, and dynamic culture attracting people from around the globe. More recently, the number of European carriers and destinations has

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United Introduces New Basic Economy and Other Company Changes

November 15, 2016 Jace Moseley

On Tuesday, United announced plans for long-term earnings growth through innovative changes across the airline. These are headlined by a new fare type along with network and order book changes. In addition to introducing a

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Manchester Airport Records Largest Passenger Numbers in 78 Years

November 14, 2016 James Field

Manchester Airport has reached record numbers after hitting their first milestone of 25 million passengers for the first time since opening in 1938. This has occurred due to the 9.3% growth the airport has recorded

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Baltia Air Lines: The Oldest Airline That Never Departed

November 13, 2016 Matthew Garcia

When it comes to starting up a new airline, there is a lot of work involved. You must come up with branding, the market you wish to join, and federal licensing, just to name a

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A Flight To The Past: JetBlue Debuts New “What’s Old is Blue Again” Special Livery

November 12, 2016 Ryan Ewing

New York City-based JetBlue took delivery of their first Airbus A320 on December 4, 1999. Now, the carrier is joining the retro livery club with a new special 1960s-themed paint scheme. Arriving into the airline’s

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Alaska Announces Specifics on New Premium Class

November 10, 2016 Parker Davis

Alaska Airlines announced more details on their new Premium Class Thursday, which includes four inches of extra legroom, a free snack and drink, and early boarding. The product, akin to American’s Main Cabin Extra or

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WOW! Pittsburgh Receives New Service to Iceland

November 7, 2016 Ian McMurtry

Despite being very young, WOW Air continues to find success and it has started to turn its attention to smaller markets, the newest of which is Pittsburgh. The “Steel City” will receive four times weekly

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DOT Tentatively Approves American for Los Angeles to Beijing Route

November 7, 2016 Parker Davis

On March 14, Delta began petitioning the DOT for a daily flight from Los Angeles to Beijing. A mere two weeks later, American requested the same seven weekly slots. Both carriers said in their applications

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Delta Introduces New Premium Product: What’s Next For US Premium Economy Travel?

November 4, 2016 Parker Davis

Delta Air Lines on Thursday released a first look into their new premium economy cabin, which will debut in late 2017 on select international flights. The new product, which Delta has branded as Delta Premium,

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Singapore Launches Manchester to Houston Service

November 1, 2016 James Field

Changi-based Singapore Airlines has inaugurated service between Singapore-Manchester-Houston on October 31st, marking a new milestone for the airline’s operations at Manchester. This is the first direct flight to Singapore from Manchester as well as the

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Emirates Launches World’s Shortest Airbus A380 Service

October 30, 2016 James Dinsdale

Emirates will launch the world’s shortest A380 flight this December. The double-decker will be scheduled on one of the nine daily flights that make the 385km Doha flight. From December 1, the flight will depart Dubai

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United Moves Forward with 757 Scimitar Winglets Installation

October 27, 2016 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Scimitar winglets are expected to be making an appearance on United’s 757 fleet. The project, which is expected to commence in January, follows United’s swift adoption of the technology on its current fleet of Boeing

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PHOTOS: Alaska Airlines Reveals New “Honoring Those Who Serve” Livery

October 26, 2016 Shane Piper

Seattle-based Alaska Air debuted its newest special livery Wednesday with a 737-900ER called “Honoring Those Who Serve.” The aircraft serves as a tribute to the men and women of the United States armed forces and

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SWISS Orders 10th Boeing B777-300ER

October 26, 2016 James Field

Swiss International Airlines and Boeing have confirmed a new deal for one additional Boeing B777-300ER (Extended Range) aircraft at a list price of $339.6 million. The airline has previously ordered nine of the aircraft type

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UK Government Confirms Airport Expansion at Heathrow

October 25, 2016 James Dinsdale

For the first time in 60 years, Her Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom has finally made a decision on which airport will be expanded. Announced earlier today by Department for Transport Minister, Chris Grayling,

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Cathay Pacific and Dragonair Complete Transition, Officially Become Cathay Dragon

UPDATED: TransAsia Airways to Suspend Flight Operations Following Devastating Losses

Boeing Outlines Changes To Senior Leadership Team, Debuts Global Business Services Program

Cold Bay, Alaska Welcomes American Airlines Team With Open Arms

Ryanair Predicts Instability in European Open Skies Agreement Following Brexit

South Florida Sees (More) European Growth

United Introduces New Basic Economy and Other Company Changes

Manchester Airport Records Largest Passenger Numbers in 78 Years

Baltia Air Lines: The Oldest Airline That Never Departed

A Flight To The Past: JetBlue Debuts New “What’s Old is Blue Again” Special Livery

Alaska Announces Specifics on New Premium Class

WOW! Pittsburgh Receives New Service to Iceland

DOT Tentatively Approves American for Los Angeles to Beijing Route

Delta Introduces New Premium Product: What’s Next For US Premium Economy Travel?

Singapore Launches Manchester to Houston Service

Emirates Launches World’s Shortest Airbus A380 Service

United Moves Forward with 757 Scimitar Winglets Installation

PHOTOS: Alaska Airlines Reveals New “Honoring Those Who Serve” Livery

SWISS Orders 10th Boeing B777-300ER

UK Government Confirms Airport Expansion at Heathrow

Allegiant Expands Florida and Nashville Routes

Azul Receives First Airbus A321neo

Europe Issues Type Certification to Airbus BelugaXL

South African Airways Announces Employee Cuts in Restructuring Effort

Tokyo’s Narita Airport Suggests Third Runway Addition and New Development