Tag: flights
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Which Airlines Still Fly The Airbus A380?
The list of airlines that operate the Airbus A380 is getting smaller by the year. Unfortunately not many airlines have been able to make the massive jumbo work for their operations and have been retiring them. Latest airline to announce its phase out is Qantas with Asiana also not operating it anymore from late 2026…
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Korean Air Reboots Seoul Melbourne Flights in 2026
Korean Air brings back its Seoul Incheon – Melbourne KE409 service for winter 2026 operating from December 18th 2026 through March 14th 2027. The airline has benefited of the disruptions in the Middle East with passengers rerouting through east Asia and Seoul Incheon. Australia has been one of the markets most affected by disruptions and…
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New Montreal Metropolitan Airport Opens For Business With Porter Flights
Montreal has a new commercial airport. Montreal Metropolitan Airport opens for business, and Porter Airlines is the first carrier to commence flights from the airport with 11 routes. Porter Airlines also invested jointly with the airport authority in the construction of the terminal building that will serve up to 4 million passengers per year.
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Riyadh Air Expands Network With Recently Received Boeing 787s
Riyadh Air announces 5 more destinations made possible thanks to the arrival of 3 new Boeing 787-9 in the first days of June 2026. However, this is still not the moment the airline takes on its regional rival and aviation giants Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad. All flights don’t offer convenient onward connections. Only with…
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Starlux Airlines Flights to Sydney in 2027: A Lot of Promises But Will It Deliver?
Starlux Airlines announces it will commence flights between Taipei and Sydney International Airport in 2027. It promises to offer passengers convenient onward travel options, which at the moment are only active towards North America, with the airline planning to commence services to Zurich and Barcelona in Europe next year as well. The issue with that…
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Air Serbia Makes a Comeback in Toronto, Canada
After over 30 years, flights between Belgrade and Canada are operational, with AirSerbia launching flight JU90 to Toronto Pearson International Airport. The flight has a twice weekly frequency aboard an Airbus A330-200. There are a couple of things to highlight about this. The frequency is very thin, and those A330s, of which Air Serbia has…
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Riyadh Air Flights To London Heathrow Finally On Sale
Finally, Riyadh Air opens bookings for its flights between Riyadh and London Heathrow on service RX401. First flight is scheduled for July 1st, 2026, with the service being daily aboard a Boeing 787-9 featuring a 3-class configuration (Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class). Sfeer loyalty program early members (Founding Members) get free high speed wi-fi…
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Economy Class Baggage Comparison: Middle Eastern Airlines
Traveling in economy is kind to your wallet, but let’s be honest – it’s not the most comfortable way to travel. There are many limitations we have to endure in exchange for a reasonable fare. Among the most hated limitations is baggage weight restrictions (both carry-on and checked). Since we’re in summer vacation season, let’s…
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United Airlines returns to Narita and sets up a Sapporo seasonal flight
United Airlines announces two new services for the winter 2026 season. The carrier has spun its return to Narita (from Chicago O’Hare) as a new service. However, it is not out of its own will, but mainly it is being forced to serve Tokyo’s second airport due to the lack of available slots at the…
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Air Astana Relocates to Frankfurt T3
Aerostar relocates all of its operations at Frankfurt International Airport to Terminal 3. Terminal 3 is the newest facility opened at the airport, and will mark a significant upgrade in passenger experience for Air Astana travellers on flights from Germany to Almaty, Astana, and Uralki.