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  • SAS Increases Flights to Shanghai For Winter 2022

    SAS Increases Flights to Shanghai For Winter 2022

    Scandinavian airline SAS is looking to take full advantage of China’s easing of covid restrictions. The airline is in fact set to start a second weekly flight to and from Shanghai’s Pudong International Airport. Let’s take a closer look at the news and how SAS’s operations will change. In this post: About the SAS Second…

  • Korean Budget Airline T’Way’s New Seoul Sydney Flight

    Korean Budget Airline T’Way’s New Seoul Sydney Flight

    Korean budget carrier T’Way is ready for a big new challenge. The airline which is not new to operating international routes across the far east is ready to open it’s longest sector yet. Let’s find out together what the news is all about. In this post: T’Way’s New Seoul Sydney Flight T’Way Air, founded just…

  • Emirates Resumes Flights to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires

    Emirates Resumes Flights to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires

    Good news if you’re a frequent flyer to South America or just looking to plan a holiday or trip in Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires, Emirates is resuming flights. Let’s go over all the flight details. The Return of The Emirates Rio Buenos Aires Route At the end of last week the middle eastern…

  • Jetstar Connects Auckland and Brisbane With New Service

    Jetstar Connects Auckland and Brisbane With New Service

    Just last week we covered some news from Jetstar. Last week the Australian budget airline received its second Airbus A321neo LR, this week the news is about a new route being launched. Let’s find out what the news is about and how the new route will operate. In this post: The New Jetstar Brisbane Auckland…

  • What Happens To Europe Asia Flights Now?

    What Happens To Europe Asia Flights Now?

    As the most passionate aviation enthusiast might have seen, most European countries have closed their airspace to Russian flights. As predictable the Russian authorities retaliated by reciprocating this measure for many airlines. So what is going on to flights from Europe to Asia? Why Is The Russian Airspace So Important? Simply put, the route that…

  • Where To Sit If You Hate Turbulence

    Where To Sit If You Hate Turbulence

    That feeling of the entire aircraft shaking around your, some don’t mind it, some hate it. Obviously we’re not talking about severe turbulence, that would scare anyone, trust me. If you don’t mind turbulence then this article doesn’t apply to you. In the other case this might be a piece of information you might find…

  • Qantas To Test London Sydney Direct Flight

    Do you happen to be a ULR (Ultra Long Range) flight lover? Well what Qantas has been up to is right up your alley. Just days back the australian national carrier completed in a test flight the longest direct flight in the world. The 19 hour 16 minute Sydney to New York flight smashed all…

  • Why Do 1 Way Tickets Cost More Than Return Tickets?

    Why Do 1 Way Tickets Cost More Than Return Tickets?

    To many airline ticketing is a real mystery. Some times you get ridiculously low prices, other times you seem to be charged way too much. However there is logic behind the apparent madness. One of the strangest mechanisms in airline flight ticketing is why there is such a huge difference in price between one way…

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