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Singapore Airlines has announced it will introduce nonstop flights between Singapore to London Gatwick starting from June 21 2024. As London Heathrow is the primary choice for most travellers, the airport destination has faced chronic slot shortages which has made

Starting 27 October 2024, Singapore Airlines will add a fifth daily flight to its Sydney to Singapore schedule, bringing it back up to pre-pandemic levels.  With bookings going live progressively through the Singapore Airlines website and travel agents, the new

Turkish Airlines aims to expand its fleet to 800 aircraft by 2033 with a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. This week an agreement was reached to acquire 28 new Boeing aircraft, including three 787-9 widebodies and 25 737

United Airlines has announced changes to its International Business Class product, partnering with Therabody to introduce a variety of wellness products across the travel experience. This will be rolled out on all United Polaris flights and in United Polaris lounges.

The cabin configuration has been confirmed for the SWISS Airbus A350-900, due in 2025. This comes nine months after the Star Alliance member announced that it would be ordering five A350s to replace its less efficient, 4 engine A340 fleet.

Qantas is ramping up capacity on some of its most popular routes, with more 787 Dreamliners and the Qantas Airbus A380 coming back into service, following recent cabin refurbishments and associated maintenance the two mega jumbos. The Qantas Group, which

Lufthansa has made the recent change to its long haul business class service, allowing business class passengers to select their main course in advance to their flight. The Star Alliance member now has pre-select meals available between one month and

Cathay Pacific has relieved an all-new Boeing 777 ‘Aria’ Business Class suite. Aiming to debut the Boeing 777-300ER mid 2024, Cathay Pacific have given a glimpse into some of their new design features. Being a oneworld member, it is likely

Singapore Airlines’ newly unveiled global expansion strategy will see it adding an extra 4,700 seats to and from Australia, starting from March next year, achieved by a combination of extra services and larger aircraft. This will also see a greater

Lufthansa has resumed operations with their A380 to New York JFK following a three-year hiatus, which saw the superjumbo placed in long-term storage. After resuming A380 flights to Boston last month, the German carrier will also relaunch Lufthansa flights to