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The American airline giant is also launching tiered pricing categories in premium classes, including flexible options, seat selection and personalized ancillary services

Malaysia Airlines announces new growth phase with Shenzhen, Changsha and Fukuoka added to its expanding network as part of its Destination 2030 strategy

Scandinavian Airlines marks 80 years with a newly painted Airbus A330, honoring its legacy from Stockholm to New York and global expansion. "This aircraft is a symbol of our heritage, and of the role we play every day for our customers and the societies we serve"

United Airlines introduces real-time TSA wait times in its app, helping travelers at major U.S. hubs better plan security screening and reduce uncertainty. The new feature will let passengers know what to expect and help them better plan their trip

Aviation associations ACI EUROPE and A4E warn of long lines at entry points to European countries due to tightened border controls. Fears of even heavier congestion during Easter linger, coinciding with the end of the test period, after which the system will not be able to be stopped during rush hours

Romania's flagship carrier TAROM and Condor Airlines GmbH have launched a codeshare partnership to extend Bucharest's transatlantic connectivity via Frankfurt. Passengers will enjoy direct connections from Bucharest to Toronto, Vancouver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities

BER's new summer schedule marks a significant leap forward: the return of transatlantic flights with a new route to Montreal, strengthened flights to New York, and a broad expansion of dozens of destinations in Europe and North America

United Airlines continues to innovate: Starting next year, it will offer a new row in economy class, with a lie-flat option and upgraded amenities

Following the CEO's hints on the matter, the American airline announces an upgrade of its aircraft fleet by 2028, including new models, advanced luxury classes, and enhanced services across all classes. Also: Meet the "Coastliner" and the new planes for Europe

British low-cost carrier easyJet will introduce new Kestrel seats on Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft from 2028, with increased legroom and significant fuel savings. This is what the "pre-reclined seats" look like