Airbus A321neo XLR

With Washington D.C. now on the map, Iberia doubles down on its A321XLR strategy to serve key U.S. cities with greater flexibility and frequency

The aviation giant from the UAE will deploy the upgraded and luxurious aircraft on routes between Dubai and Manchester and Milan. When will you be able to fly on it?

Starting May 13: Three Weekly Flights to Zagreb at Great Prices with No Extra Luggage Fees

The first European airline offering fast and free internet via SpaceX's Starlink technology on its Airbus A220-300 aircraft is soaring to new heights, with another increase in passenger numbers, fleet expansion, and innovative services for passengers, and that's not all

The Swiss leisure airline, part of the Lufthansa Group, has received its first Airbus A350-900 and will operate it on the route from Zurich to Las Vegas

The European aircraft manufacturer has been operating in its current form since 2000 and increases its activity and aircraft production every year. By the end of the year, the company intends to deliver "around 820 aircraft"

Iberia strengthens its presence in North America with additional flights to key destinations and the integration of the innovative Airbus A321XLR - the first narrow-body aircraft to cross the Atlantic Ocean, offering an advanced, comfortable, and eco-friendly flying experience

Etihad will operate three weekly flights—on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays—utilizing its modern Airbus A320

Starting the weekend of February 15, ITA Airways introduced the "Inspired by Alitalia" decal on a new Airbus A350, and during the summer season, the tribute decal will also be displayed on two additional aircraft

The airport submitted a request to authorize the operation of Airbus A320neo aircraft, which will allow newer and quieter planes to operate in the London airport, aiming to increase capacity while maintaining environmental sustainability. The airport CEO: “This move will enable us to expand destination offerings, support economic growth without increasing the number of flights.”