Discover Airlines is updating the cabins on its 16 widebody aircraft. The new business class, Ocean Blue, will feature flat beds, superfast internet, and smart lighting. What about premium economy? Read all the details
Scandinavian airline SAS is adding Dubai, Phuket, and Krabi flights for winter 2026-27, marking its return to the UAE after 15 years. The airline's flagship fleet will also be strengthened with two of the most advanced aircraft in the world
Sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF, cuts aviation emissions by up to 80% while working seamlessly with existing aircraft and airport systems. WTTC President and CEO: "Sustainable fuel is the single biggest game-changer for Travel & Tourism, but right now, supply falls dangerously short of demand"
Israel’s flag carrier will join a Boeing-led Sustainable Aviation Fuel initiative aimed at developing less polluting fuels. The airline will fund research that could cut aircraft emissions as early as next year. El Al has a long-standing relationship with the American manufacturer
The European airline has reported an increase in the number of passengers and revenues in the third quarter of FY2026, while continuing to expand its fleet of aircraft and open new routes for the summer of 2026
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation after an Embraer E175 aircraft experienced an air compression problem while flying in western Washington state
The wide-body aircraft will fly to Dubai on a daily basis, in what is considered a strategic move by the company to increase market share on the popular route. The switch from the Boeing 777-300ER will trigger a seat 78% increase
The route to Seoul will be operated from the end of March 2026 using the new aircraft, allowing passengers to experience the new SWISS Senses cabin concept, while also arriving faster
The new design combines advanced technology, increased comfort and a personalized flight experience in all classes of service, including business suites with closing doors and free high-speed Wi-Fi
The airports in Rzeszow and Lublin in the east of the country have been closed, with the Air Navigation Services Agency and the Polish Civil Aviation Authority announcing the temporary suspension was needed to "ensure freedom of operation for military aircraft". Oficials later announced a return to normal
