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Brussels Airlines Kicks Off Eighth Year of Tomorrowland Festival Partnership with Transatlantic Party Flight

July 19, 2019 Andrew Burnham

Brussels Airlines has once again begun to provide journies to the magical, fist-pumping city of Boom, Belgium for Tomorrowland, one of the largest Electronic Dance Music (EDM) festivals in the world. Since 2012, the airline

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Aerolíneas Argentinas to Connect Buenos Aires and Orlando Despite Impending Long-Haul Strain

June 27, 2019 Pablo Diaz

Aerolíneas Argentinas on Tuesday announced the opening of a new non-stop route from Buenos Aires to Orlando. What will be only the third route to the United States for the Argentine flag carrier, the new

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LEVEL Expands Low-Cost Transatlantic Flights to New York and Santiago

November 16, 2018 Thomas Pallini

IAG’s low-cost subsidiary LEVEL announced plans to start new routes from its Spanish hub in Barcelona to New York and Santiago de Chile, according to RoutesOnline. Service to Santiago, the airline’s second South American destination

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Eurowings Eyeing Long-Haul Flights from Frankfurt

November 9, 2018 Adrian Vannahme

When Lufthansa decided to enter the low-cost long-haul market with its subsidiary Eurowings three years ago, the initial plan had been to use the Cologne-Bonn Airport in Western Germany as the hub and main departure

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Air Europa Converting Entire Long-Haul Fleet to Dreamliners

October 26, 2018 Adrian Vannahme

Spain’s third-largest airline and Ryanair partner Air Europa is expanding and modifying its long-haul fleet, aiming for a fleet consisting exclusively of Boeing 787 Dreamliners to achieve ambitious goals, according to ABTA magazine. Air Europa’s current

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Airbus Presents Option for Beds in Cargo Hold

April 15, 2018 Adrian Vannahme

Airbus has presented plans to add sleeping pods to its aircraft — in the cargo hold. The airplane maker plans to include the option of having beds in the cargo hold of its A330 aircraft

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Eurowings Turns to Royal Air Force Service Provider for Flight Support

March 12, 2018 Adrian Vannahme

Passengers travelling from Germany to the Dominican Republic in early February expected to fly with Eurowings since they had booked with the Lufthansa subsidiary. They were in for a surprise when their flight was called

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A Look at Skymark Airlines and the Extent of Their Bankruptcy

March 7, 2015 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

On the evening of Jan. 28, 2015, Skymark Airlines of Japan filed for bankruptcy protection in the Tokyo District Court, reporting 71 billion yen in liabilities The catalyst for this bankruptcy: an ambitious $1.7 billion

Airbus A330

Brussels Airlines Kicks Off Eighth Year of Tomorrowland Festival Partnership with Transatlantic Party Flight

Aerolíneas Argentinas to Connect Buenos Aires and Orlando Despite Impending Long-Haul Strain

LEVEL Expands Low-Cost Transatlantic Flights to New York and Santiago

Eurowings Eyeing Long-Haul Flights from Frankfurt

Air Europa Converting Entire Long-Haul Fleet to Dreamliners

Airbus Presents Option for Beds in Cargo Hold

Eurowings Turns to Royal Air Force Service Provider for Flight Support

A Look at Skymark Airlines and the Extent of Their Bankruptcy

Spirit Airlines Unveils Newly-Redesigned Cabin Seats to be Installed on New A320s

Indian Government Expected to Offer Entirety of Air India for Privatization

Future of Flight to Offer Tours of Boeing’s “Dreams Take Flight” Dreamliner

Fiji Airways’ First A350 One Step Closer to Delivery

No Finish Line Yet In Sight For Alitalia