Lufthansa Selects Cape Town as First African Destination for Allegris Cabins
Cape Town is set to become the first African destination for Lufthansa’s services featuring new Allegris cabins.
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Kenya Airways Leads Africa in IATA’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Initiative
Kenya Airways (KQ) has become the first African airline to spearhead the International Air Transport Association (IATA)’s SAF Registry.
1960s-Era Dulles Mobile Lounges to Receive $143 Million Facelift
Washington Dulles International Airport’s iconic mobile lounge vehicles are slated to receive major upgrades in the coming years.
Negotiations for American Flight Attendants Continue
American Airlines flight attendants represented by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) will continue contract negotiations this week.
FAA Moves to Restrict Public Charter Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving to revise a regulation governing public charter operators, including JSX.
Trip Report: Traveling to an AvGeek Oasis in London
The British Airways Speedbird Heritage Centre is located inside the airline’s Waterside complex and is a must-visit for any aviation geek.
JetBlue Continues to Wind Down Embraer E190 Operations
JetBlue is continuing to scale down operations on its remaining fleet of Embraer E190 aircraft, which are due to be replaced by the Airbus A220.
Delta Adds New Intra-Texas Route
Starting in October, the airline plans to add service between Austin and Harlingen, which is located in the southern tip of the state.
Southwest Incident: Flight Descends Within 400 Feet Over Ocean
The flight inadvertently descended to just 400 feet over the ocean after aborting a landing attempt in poor weather conditions.
Lufthansa Bid for Stake in ITA Airways May Be ‘Close to Approval’
The Lufthansa Group’s (Deutsche Lufthansa AG) bid for a 41 percent stake in ITA Airways may be close to approval by European authorities.
