Airline Closure

Riyadh Air landed its first flight in London, following its plan to launch commercial operations, and signed its first aircraft lease with AviLease for a Dreamliner

On October 25, 1985, Emirates' inaugural flight took off from Dubai to Karachi. Four decades later, the airline, which started with just two leased planes, flies across six continents

American Airlines will resume daily flights to Tel Aviv from late March 2026, after a two-year hiatus driven by the war. The route will utilize Boeing 777-200 aircraft

Leading Destination, Best Airline, Outstanding Business Class, and more: a host of awards were handed out at the glittering World Travel Awards ceremony in Sardinia. These are Europe's big winners

Starting in December, American Airlines’ first A321XLR will offer coast-to-coast travelers Flagship Suites, premium dining, and exclusive lounge access

After a 9-year hiatus, Scandinavian Airlines will resume service to Tel Aviv with two weekly flights from Copenhagen, set to expand next summer as more carriers return to Israel

Israeli airline Arkia is launching a "quick decision" promotion to a variety of leading destinations in Europe, including Athens, Budapest, Tbilisi, and Paphos

Finnair’s eight A321 aircraft, grounded due to unverified fire-resistant upholstery, are expected to resume flights by month-end, with temporary aircraft added to ease disruptions

Air France’s new summer 2026 service connects Paris to Las Vegas three times per week, making it the airline’s 19th U.S. destination

flydubai signs new interline deals with airlines in Europe and Asia, offering passengers access to over 300 destinations worldwide with seamless connectivity