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New App Allows Passengers to Report Uncomfortable Cabin Conditions

August 6, 2018 Akhil Dewan

A new app released by the Association of Flight Attendants will now allow passengers to report high or low temperatures onboard an aircraft. The app, which is available to passengers and crew free of charge,

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Ryanair Requests Third-Party Mediator in Face of More Pilot Strikes

August 4, 2018 Andy Nelson

Europe’s largest low-cost carrier, Ireland’s Ryanair, has proposed third-party mediation in an attempt to stem the almost relentless strike-action by its pilots in recent weeks. The airline has suggested Kieran Mulvey, formerly of the Irish

Routes

Surviving a 19-Hour Flight: How Singapore Airlines Is Making the World’s Longest Flight Bearable for Crew and Passengers

August 3, 2018 Thomas Pallini

With all the technological advancements in the aviation industry, more and more cities are being connected by non-stop flights operated by the world’s newest aircraft. Distance is no longer an issue for most aircraft, as

Routes

United Adds Dulles to Miami in Route Expansion

July 31, 2018 Daniel Morley

United Airlines has added a new route to its expanding network. This Winter, the airline will be adding daily service between their hub at Washington Dulles to Miami International Airport. The service is seasonal for

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El Al Drops Plea Against Air India Flights in Saudi Airspace

July 28, 2018 Joe Pesek

Following continued calls from the Israeli High Court to drop its petition, El Al has decided to formally remove its plea against the government to allow Air India to operate its route to Tel Aviv

Airlines

Updated: Airlines Changing Taiwan References as China’s Deadline Approaches

July 24, 2018 Akhil Dewan

With a deadline on Wednesday fast-approaching, many airlines are expected to change how their websites refer to Taiwan in response to pressure from the Chinese government. The changes are the result of a Chinese mandate that foreign

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European Airlines Submit Formal Complaint to EU over French ATC Strikes

July 24, 2018 James Dinsdale

International Airlines Group (IAG), Ryanair, Wizz Air, and easyJet have together formally submitted an official complaint to the European Commission over France’s recent air traffic control strikes. This follows after hundreds of cancellations occurring and thousands

Aircraft Orders and Deliveries

Embraer Wins Major Orders at Farnborough

July 18, 2018 Jace Moseley

Embraer has proven to be one of the big winners at this years Farnborough International Airshow, bringing home a slew of orders for its aircraft, both old and new. While many expected the E190-E2 to

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Africa’s Largest Nation Announces New National Carrier: Nigeria Air

July 18, 2018 John Flett

Nigeria Air, a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) airline, will be launched by the end of this year. The announcement was made by the Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, of the Federal Government of

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Taking a Ride Onboard the Embraer E190-E2 in Farnborough

July 16, 2018 Pablo Diaz

As part of Embraer’s presence at Farnborough Airshow, AirlineGeeks was invited to a media briefing on the E190-E2, one of the models of the production series that will be acquired by Boeing by the end

Airlines

The Cost of Connecting the Caribbean: BWIA West Indies and Caribbean Airlines

July 11, 2018 Ian McMurtry

Looking across the U.S., it’s common to see carriers cancel unprofitable routes in order to move aircraft to more popular and profitable routes. Whether it is a single route or the dismantling of an entire

Airlines

An Inside Look at Mexico’s Volaris

July 11, 2018 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

As one of the pioneering and largest ULCC carriers in the Mexican aviation sector, Volaris offers a unique take on what it means to be an airline in the 21st century. When compared to other

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U.S. Airlines Begin Resuming Service to Haiti

July 9, 2018 Daniel Morley

Two U.S. airlines have resumed service to Haiti as of Sunday, after service was suspended due to civil unrest in the island nation. Both American Airlines and Delta Air Lines have resumed service to the Haitian

Airlines

How Low-Cost Airlines are Changing the Face of Air Travel

July 9, 2018 Connor Sadler

The Beginnings In the U.K,, Ryanair is the face of low-cost travel. It became, and still is, a household name in Great Britain for having some of the cheapest airfares around. The airline serves 37

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Turkish Airlines Plans to Use New Airport to Expand

July 3, 2018 Akhil Dewan

Turkish Airlines is looking to grow and plans to do so using Istanbul’s new airport. According to CEO Bilal Eksi, Turkish Airlines will use the new airport’s increased handling capacity to expand its network coverage in

Routes

Changes Coming to United’s Ultra-Long-Haul Route Network

July 1, 2018 Parker Davis

In January of 2016, Chicago-based United announced they would launch a flight from their hub in San Francisco across the Pacific to the small Asian nation of Singapore. The route came as a surprise to

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Aeroméxico Offers Discount Trips to Seoul to Celebrate World Cup Success

June 29, 2018 Andy Nelson

The Mexican national carrier, Aeroméxico, is offering a 20 percent discount on flights to South Korean capital Seoul after their national team sensationally saved their blushes at the FIFA World Cup in Russia, on Wednesday.

Routes

Norwegian Continues Staggering Growth with Tampa Flight Announcement

June 26, 2018 Parker Davis

Norwegian Airlines announced Sunday it will launch twice-weekly flights between its transatlantic hub at London Gatwick and Florida’s Tampa International Airport on Oct. 31, 2018. The flight will be operated on Wednesdays and Saturdays with

Opinions

Opinion: Airlines are Failing to Properly Utilize Big Data

June 23, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal published an article detailing how airlines are using big data to improve onboard experiences. The article discussed various strategies airlines such as United Airlines are using to leverage

Airlines

Unlikely Allies Join Forces to Demand Action on European ATC Strikes

June 22, 2018 Andy Nelson

The bosses of two of Europe’s most prominent airline operators have united in their intent to submit a complaint to the European Commission in Brussels over air traffic control (ATC) strikes, which they claim are

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airlines

New App Allows Passengers to Report Uncomfortable Cabin Conditions

Ryanair Requests Third-Party Mediator in Face of More Pilot Strikes

Surviving a 19-Hour Flight: How Singapore Airlines Is Making the World’s Longest Flight Bearable for Crew and Passengers

United Adds Dulles to Miami in Route Expansion

El Al Drops Plea Against Air India Flights in Saudi Airspace

Updated: Airlines Changing Taiwan References as China’s Deadline Approaches

European Airlines Submit Formal Complaint to EU over French ATC Strikes

Embraer Wins Major Orders at Farnborough

Africa’s Largest Nation Announces New National Carrier: Nigeria Air

Taking a Ride Onboard the Embraer E190-E2 in Farnborough

The Cost of Connecting the Caribbean: BWIA West Indies and Caribbean Airlines

An Inside Look at Mexico’s Volaris

U.S. Airlines Begin Resuming Service to Haiti

How Low-Cost Airlines are Changing the Face of Air Travel

Turkish Airlines Plans to Use New Airport to Expand

Changes Coming to United’s Ultra-Long-Haul Route Network

Aeroméxico Offers Discount Trips to Seoul to Celebrate World Cup Success

Norwegian Continues Staggering Growth with Tampa Flight Announcement

Opinion: Airlines are Failing to Properly Utilize Big Data

Unlikely Allies Join Forces to Demand Action on European ATC Strikes

12 Things Airports Should Offer

United Unveils New Boarding Process

Aviation History Preserved: World’s First Boeing 777 Arrives at Pima Air and Space Museum

EasyJet Welcomes Record Number of Passengers on Busiest Day in Its History

Lufthansa to Celebrate Oktoberfest with Beer Served from Kegs in Flight