Relaxed Flying: United Introduces Innovative "Sofa Seats" in Economy Class
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
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
Authorities in the UAE warn of additional storms, strong winds up to 55 km/h, and reduced visibility as unstable weather continues following recent flooding across regions
The Department of State is warning American citizens around the world, especially in the Middle East, of increased security risks. Among other things, concerns about the closure of airspace and attacks on American facilities
United launches new 737 MAX 8 aircraft in Guam, offering modern cabins, seatback entertainment, Wi-Fi, and improved Pacific routes for travelers
The American airline's new plane features new luxury suites, advanced screens, and an improved flight experience in all classes of service. The maiden flight will take off in April, and this is the chosen destination
Reports from dozens of countries, an explosion heard in the distance, and a shock wave felt on the ground: an unusual meteor entered the atmosphere over the Great Lakes region and was also recorded by NASA satellites. Watch video
During the busy spring break travel season: A powerful storm system is disrupting air travel across the United States, canceling thousands of flights and forcing ground stops at major airports during the busy spring break travel season
In a letter to Congress, major airline executives warn that failure to pay security workers during government shutdowns is causing severe flight delays and long lines at airports
Transportation Minister Miri Regev, during a press conference held after the dramatic announcements that flydubai would operate an air train to Israel: "We approved companies from the Emirates to come to Israel, for their own reasons they chose not to do so"