Boeing 777
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Where Does Thai Airways Fly Its First Class?
Thai Airways possesses a fleet of 18 Boeing 777 however, only three of them are configured with first class cabins. It took on these three planes in April of 2022 in order to fill the void left by the departure of the A380s, which were the last aircraft to feature the first class cabin. Since…
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Singapore Airlines Grabs Amsterdam Capacity While it Can in Summer 2026
Singapore Airlines looks to cash in on summer demand between Europe and Singapore with additional three flights to Amsterdam International Airport. Along with adding an A350 three times per week on the new SQ334 flight, Singapore Airlines is also increasing capacity and introducing first class cabins on its daily SQ324 service by introducing a Boeing…
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The United Relax Row: taking an Air New Zealand idea to hold North American exclusivity
United Airlines secures North American exclusivity for the “Relax Row,” a lie-flat economy product launching in 2027. This strategic move to retrofit 200+ Boeing 787 and 777 aircraft by 2030 isn’t just a comfort upgrade – it’s a high-yield tactical strike to dominate the “squeeze middle” long-haul market.
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Emirates Expands Manila Schedule With New EK330/331 Flights From April 2
Emirates is increasing capacity on its Dubai-Manila route with four additional weekly flights starting April 2, 2026. The new EK330/EK331 rotations will run on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, taking DXB-MNL from 21 to 25 weekly frequencies. Emirates says the added services will be operated by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in a three-class layout, adding both…
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Boeing ends 2025 with a Q4 surge and a full-year rebound after 2024 disruptions
Boeing closed 2025 with 600 commercial aircraft delivered, including 160 in Q4. This breakdown compares every quarter and program versus 2024, highlighting a steadier cadence and a much stronger finish.