The national airline of the United Arab Emirates has introduced its luxurious and renowned business class experience - for the first time on short and medium-haul flights, on the narrow-body Airbus A321LR. So, what awaits you in the indulgent Prestige class?
What was the British airline's reasoning behind cancelling the route to Ben Gurion Airport? IATA's CEO in Israel: "International regular aviation cannot operate for long without operational certainty". And is there a connection to the Turkish airlines story?
The definition of "liquids, gels, and aerosols" is filtered and separate, not exceeding 100 milliliters, includes a wide variety of items, from drinks and sauces to all cosmetics, skincare products, and various sprays
With a 3% increase in visitor numbers in Q1 2025 compared to last year, Dubai is set to hit a new annual tourist record and continue leading international tourism
The company will operate three weekly flights from Munich to Oradea, near the Hungarian border, serving as a gateway to natural resorts and developing into a regional hub for tourism and business. The flights will be operated using aircraft from Lufthansa CityLine
The capital of Latvia unveils "Riga Rise," a new attraction 65 meters high on the banks of the Daugava River as part of an urban renewal initiative. The new experience combines urban nature, cultural elements, and open landscape views, enhancing the skyline of the Latvian capital with a new draw for all seasons
ITAKA, Poland's largest travel company, launches Air 001 – a new airline brand with a fleet of four aircraft, in full operational cooperation with Electra Airways
As part of its strategic growth plan, SAUDIA strengthens its global network with 10 additional aircraft, advancing toward an ambitious 2030 vision of 250 destinations and 150 million annual passengers
The new route of Poland's national airline will connect Warsaw Chopin Airport to vibrant Marrakech, providing convenient access for tourists and business travelers between Europe and Morocco – twice a week starting October 29
The Texas A&M University System will establish and operate the Federal Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies (CAAT) – a groundbreaking FAA initiative that will integrate innovation, safety, and collaboration among government, industry, and academia, paving the way for a new era in U.S. skies
