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Singapore Airlines Drops Fifth Freedom Milan-Barcelona flight
Singapore Airlines reshuffles its European schedule for 2026. It is letting go of its fifth freedom operation between Milan Malpensa and Barcelona. That means no more lie-flat beds and premium economy between the two cities. Milan will retain its daily flights, while three weekly flights from Barcelona will continue to fly onwards to Madrid. Updates…
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Qantas Confirms and Expands Perth to Rome Non-Stop for Summer 2026
Qantas confirms the return of nonstop Perth-Rome flights for summer 2026 with a major expansion. The season now runs from May to October, with frequency increasing to four weekly flights during peak periods to meet high demand.
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Which US Destinations Does Italian Airline ITA Airways Serve?
ITA Airways has continued to invest heavily over the years in its route network towards the U.S., increasing its footprint to eight destinations. For the summer of 2026, it will be serving: – Boston – New York – Washington – Chicago – Houston – Miami – Los Angeles – San Francisco All routes are served…
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Lufthansa Group orders 20 Airbus and Boeing widebodies
Lufthansa increases its order book by 20 units by placing orders with Boeing and Airbus. The German-led group adds orders for ten Boeing 787-9 and 10 more Airbus A350-900.
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Star Alliance opens new, improved version of branded lounge Guangzhou Airport
In late 2024, Star Alliance had opened its very first branded lounge at Guangzhou International Airport. Fast forward to today, and the Alliance is opening a new version of the lounge. It has relocated it to the new facilities of Terminal 3 in Guangzhou International Airport, doubling floor space to 1,400 m², of which 700…
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Which Airlines Operate the Embraer E195-E2? Fleet Operators Explained
The Embraer E195-E2 is one of the most efficient regional jets in service, yet it remains far less common than the Airbus A220. Here’s a full breakdown of which airlines operate the E195-E2 today, how many aircraft are in service, and which carriers have future orders.
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Flying On Qantas Flights on a Finnair planes – Where and How to do so?
Flying between Singapore, Bangkok and Sydney, you can end up, if booking QF291 and QF295, flying a Finnair aircraft, as Qantas has handed over operations of these flights since 2024 to the European carrier. Finnair operates these flights as part of a wet lease agreement, supplying two aircraft to Qantas with registration numbers OHLTM and…
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2025/26 Emirates earnings hit record highs despite conflict in the Middle East
Emirates posts a $35.7 billion revenue in FY2025-26 that boiled down to a $6.2 billion profit before tax, which in turn translates to a 17.4% operating margin. Extremely impressive numbers from the Emirates group. What is interesting from the airline’s point of view is that passengers didn’t grow in FY2026 signaling that the airline is…
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Airbus April 2026 Aircraft Delivery Analysis
Aircraft delivered by Airbus in April 2026 increased to 67 by seven units from 60 it had delivered in March 2026. Out of those 67 aircraft, 60 were narrow-body planes, with the A320neo and A321neo accounting for the largest chunk of the delivery increase in the month. Wide-body aircraft deliveries decreased by four units, contracting…
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Emirates’ Unveils New “Statement” Flag Special Livery
Emirates unveils a new special livery featuring the UAE flag in a 3D stylized look. The new livery is more than just a color scheme touch-up. It is a statement by the airline and the country it represents. It is an attempt to project strength and security to passengers to re-attract them to fly via…