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Airbus finally impurifies Alaska

From now on, Alaska Airlines will say goodbye to its "proudly all Boeing" slogan. The carrier today released pictures of N625VA painted...

By Shihal Sapry In the final installment of our Lufthansa overcapacity analysis, we will evaluate where the 777-X fits in. More...

No flights landing or taking off at Tokyo Narita Airport. Aircraft are able to land and depart at Haneda. Many aircraft are currently...

From not enough supply to 3 airlines now warming up for an aggressive competition, we expect a large increase in passenger capacity on...

After a breath from Emirates deal, Airbus is again in talks with IAG to acquire more A380s. British Airways, which currently has 12 A380s...

By Shihal Sapry Continuing from Part B. Part C involves the largest aircraft in Lufthansa's fleet, the A380-800. We will explore routes...

Hong Kong Airlines has pushed forward its launch of non-stop services to San Francisco, New York, and London with flagship Airbus...

Qatar Airways has increased frequency for their Doha – Bangkok route, which boosts their passenger capacity to Thailand's capital to 5...

By Shihal Sapry We use the term "Hot and High" to indicate an airfield that is at a rather high elevation above sea level and that has...

Emirates became a lifesaver of Airbus as they ordered 36 extra Airbus A380s, allowing Airbus' flagship jetliner to survive. However, it...