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Iberia Announces First Airbus A350 Long-Haul Route

January 20, 2018 Thomas Pallini

During an event at Fitur, the International Tourism Fair in Madrid, Spanish airline Iberia announced the first route for its new Airbus A350-900 aircraft to New York’s JFK Airport. However, the airline did not go

Trip Reports

Low-Cost Airlines Crossing the Pond: Norwegian Long Haul

January 15, 2018 Thomas Pallini

Since the introduction of numerous low-cost airlines to the transatlantic market, access to Europe has never been easier or cheaper. New fuel-efficient aircraft and low-cost business models have allowed for increased competition among low-cost carriers,

Airports

Seoul’s Incheon Airport Opens New Terminal for Korean Air and SkyTeam

January 13, 2018 Albert Kuan

Seoul’s Incheon International Airport, the main international gateway to South Korea, will open its second passenger terminal to the public on Jan.18. Starting that date, Korean Air will no longer operate from the main terminal,

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ANA’s 8-Hour Flight to Nowhere

December 27, 2017 John Flett

Japanese airline All Nippon Airways, or ANA, made headlines Wednesday when flight 175, their scheduled 11-hour flight from Los Angeles International Airport to Tokyo’s Narita Airport, turned back to LAX mid-flight when the crew reported

Trip Reports

Porter Airlines: A Journey to Bring Luxury to Regional Travel

December 27, 2017 Thomas Pallini

Disclaimer: This article may contain opinions from the author based on his first-hand experiences with this airline. In Canada, a small airline based in Toronto is redefining the term “regional airline.” Porter Airlines, with its

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Updated: Power Outage Halts Flights at World’s Busiest Airport

December 17, 2017 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta is currently experiencing a power outage affecting several critical areas within the airport. Officials are not certain of the cause, which was first reported around 1:15 p.m. ET. “The Federal

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Berlin Brandenburg Airport Opening Delayed Again

December 17, 2017 Adrian Vannahme

It has become the laughing stock of public works projects across Europe and of the aviation industry in particular: Berlin’s Brandenburg Airport. Originally planned in the 1990s and scheduled to open in 2000, the airport’s

Airlines

Sun Country Airlines Sold to Investment Giant Apollo Global Management

December 16, 2017 Jace Moseley

On Thursday, Minneapolis-based Sun Country Airlines announced that it had been acquired by Apollo Global Management, a major investment group based in New York City. The deal, subject to regulatory approval, is expected to be

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Last Scheduled Air Berlin Flight Lands at Tegel Airport Following 38 Years of Operation

October 27, 2017 Thomas Pallini

On Friday, the final Air Berlin flight departed Munich bound for Berlin. The airline had recently declared bankruptcy, causing them to cease operations. The final flight, Air Berlin 6210, was operated by an Airbus A320,

Airports

The Story of Kansas City International Airport: An Inside Look

October 22, 2017 Matthew Garcia

Built in 1972, Kansas City International Airport was designed to be one of the easiest airports to fly in or out of, for both pilot and passenger. Formerly known as Kansas City Mid-Continent International Airport,

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Further Woes for Travelers as Hurricane Ophelia Hits the U.K.

October 16, 2017 Joshua Drabble

Thousands of travellers across the U.K. have had their travel plans altered, with further disruption predicted throughout today as Hurricane Ophelia makes land across the U.K. The news comes in addition to the disruption caused

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Photo Gallery: Behind-the-Scenes at Athens International Airport

October 13, 2017 Mateen Kontoravdis

Earlier this year, we created a behind-the-scenes article featuring Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports for passengers and cargo. In August, AirlineGeeks visited Athens to tour Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, Greece’s largest

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Dubai International Airport During Sunrise: A Drive Around the Airfield

September 20, 2017 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Dubai International (DXB) has always had a special place in my heart. Some of my first memories as a child have taken place while flying through Dubai. But back then, it was a completely different

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Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 Inches Closer to Opening Day on October 31

September 9, 2017 Joshua Drabble

Singapore Changi Airport is due to open its brand new Terminal 4 at the end of October. The new terminal, which will officially open on October 31, is a stepping stone towards the future of

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A Visit to Heathrow Tower Ahead of National Aviation Day

August 19, 2017 James Dinsdale

It stands 87-metres (285 ft) above the ground and is easily one of the most recognizable air traffic control towers in the world. As far as aviation security goes, it is one of the most

Airlines

Manchester Airport Appoints New CEO

August 10, 2017 Joshua Drabble

Manchester Airports Group (MAG) recently appointed a new Chief Executive Officer at Manchester Airport. The current CEO, Ken O’Toole, will be replaced by Andrew Cowan, the current CEO of London Stansted Airport. Ken O’Toole will

Airports

New Apps Allows for Food Delivery Straight to Your Gate

July 16, 2017 Akhil Dewan

In the next few weeks, passengers flying out of Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) and San Diego International will now have the option to have food, drinks, and products sold in the airport delivered straight to their

Airports

Stansted Airport Proposes an Increased Cap to Support More Passengers

July 11, 2017 James Field

Stansted Airport publicly announced through Essex Police that it has begun the consultation phase in advance of submitting a planning application to raise the passenger cap currently in place at the airport. This stage is

Airports

U.S. Airlines Look to Enhance Customer Experience Using Biometrics

June 3, 2017 Akhil Dewan

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and New York-based JetBlue Airways have announced that they will start to test biometric boarding at selected airports in the U.S. The move comes in an effort to continue with industry

Planes

Building the Backbone: Toulouse

May 9, 2017 James Field

Welcome to the Building the Backbone series. In this short series, AirlineGeeks staff writers will go in depth in the history of cities that have helped create the backbone for aircraft building and have become icons

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Iberia Announces First Airbus A350 Long-Haul Route

Low-Cost Airlines Crossing the Pond: Norwegian Long Haul

Seoul’s Incheon Airport Opens New Terminal for Korean Air and SkyTeam

ANA’s 8-Hour Flight to Nowhere

Porter Airlines: A Journey to Bring Luxury to Regional Travel

Updated: Power Outage Halts Flights at World’s Busiest Airport

Berlin Brandenburg Airport Opening Delayed Again

Sun Country Airlines Sold to Investment Giant Apollo Global Management

Last Scheduled Air Berlin Flight Lands at Tegel Airport Following 38 Years of Operation

The Story of Kansas City International Airport: An Inside Look

Further Woes for Travelers as Hurricane Ophelia Hits the U.K.

Photo Gallery: Behind-the-Scenes at Athens International Airport

Dubai International Airport During Sunrise: A Drive Around the Airfield

Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 Inches Closer to Opening Day on October 31

A Visit to Heathrow Tower Ahead of National Aviation Day

Manchester Airport Appoints New CEO

New Apps Allows for Food Delivery Straight to Your Gate

Stansted Airport Proposes an Increased Cap to Support More Passengers

U.S. Airlines Look to Enhance Customer Experience Using Biometrics

Building the Backbone: Toulouse

Spirit Announces New Destination, Faces Tough Competition

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

Photo Tour: Onboard a Turkish Airlines Airbus A330-300

China Southern Airlines to Leave SkyTeam Alliance

Qatar Airways Inks Interline Agreement with Massachusetts’ Cape Air