British Airways & Virgin Atlantic Return To Mainland China After 3 Year COVID Absence
The return of British Airways and Virgin Atlantic marks a key turning point in aviation as the industry recovers from the pandemic.
The return of British Airways and Virgin Atlantic marks a key turning point in aviation as the industry recovers from the pandemic.
NZ971 from Tonga to Auckland was quickly diverted to Christchurch to avoid the flood that hit the city and closed the airport.
As restrictions ease, demand for travel between Auckland and Shanghai has seen Air New Zealand increase capacity twice in the last month.
This marks the second long-haul destination served by Lufthansa’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
There are 34 routes between now and September.
The inflight emergency has kept passengers stranded in the middle of the Pacific for more than 11 hours.
The airline has announced considerable expansion from its hub at Calgary International Airport.
Yesterday Qantas launched the world's 4th longest flight by connecting Melbourne Airport to Dallas/Fort Worth, a first for any airline.
Flight UA713 returned to stand with a technical fault, and the flight was eventually canceled.
Virgin Atlantic will launch routes to two new tropical destinations in late 2023.
With Bali back next year and all other international destinations up and running, Air New Zealand has done a great job of recovering from COVID.
A route that started 94 years ago with no passengers has roared back to life with United Airlines' flight from San Francisco to Brisbane.
Just as Qantas celebrates returning to profit and getting performance up to scratch, one of its key unions is calling for industrial disruptions.
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Air Tahiti Nui has its first new route in 15 years linking Tahiti with Seattle, using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.
The airline first revealed plans to place the order a month ago. It is intended to replace the Airbus A330 fleet.
The jet was unveiled on Tuesday at Singapore's Changi Airport.
The world's most isolated airport is connected once again with South America.
United will offer the most flights between the US and South Africa.
The Dreamliner is the sole type in the operator's fleet.