Emirates Receives First New Aircraft Type Since 2008
The long-awaited new aircraft type in Emirates’ fleet is finally on the way to Dubai. Its first Airbus A350-900 is scheduled to enter service in January 2024.
The long-awaited new aircraft type in Emirates’ fleet is finally on the way to Dubai. Its first Airbus A350-900 is scheduled to enter service in January 2024.
The first such aircraft to sport the updated look, named “Taming Of The Blue,” is expected to enter service later this month.
According to initial reports, an American Airlines Airbus A321neo failed to turn correctly, putting the jet close to nearby terrain.
Spirit Airlines flight 951 was forced to divert after being shot at while attempting to land in Port-au-Prince on Monday morning.
Boeing 737 production is resuming at a slower pace after the manufacturer resolved its machinists strike earlier this week.
Taiwan’s flag carrier, China Airlines, is entering the final stages of a multi-billion-dollar decision to acquire new long-haul jets,
Ethiopia’s flag carrier has taken delivery of the first of four Airbus A350-1000s from Airbus in Toulouse, France this week.
Singapore Airlines introduces new business and first class products on its A350s, with first class coming to the A350-900ULRs.
British low-cost carrier Jet2 has announced that it stationed its first Airbus A321neo aircraft in the Scottish capital city.
Saudi Arabian start-up airline Riyadh Air announced a firm order for 60 new A321neo family aircraft from Airbus on Wednesday.