Biggest summer schedule in a decade at Gatwick

As the back to work blues set in, British Airways is turning up the heat at Gatwick as summer 2018 is set to be the airline"™s biggest schedule in almost a decade. In summer 2017 the airline operated around 1000 flights a week at its peak. More than 150 additional weekly flights will take to […]

Ryanair applies for UK licence as airline braces for hard Brexit

Ryanair has applied for a British air operating licence to ensure its domestic UK routes can keep flying after Brexit. The Irish airline has repeatedly warned that flights could be grounded after March 2019 unless a new framework for aviation is agreed between Britain and the EU. A British licence would guarantee the airline could […]

Brazil lower house approves Open Skies deal with U.S.

The lower house of Brazil"™s Congress on Tuesday approved an Open Skies agreement between Brazil and the United States that clears the way for a partnership between American Airlines Group Inc and LATAM Airlines Group SA . The Open Skies treaty, which needs Senate approval for final ratification, was signed in 2011 but faced opposition […]

Air Canada inaugurates non-stop flights to Cartagena

Air Canada’s inaugural flight, AC1872 from Toronto to Cartagena departed this morning, marking the airline’s newest destination in its ongoing international expansion. «We are very pleased to add Cartagena to our global route network,» said Benjamin Smith, President "“ Passenger Airlines at Air Canada. «Air Canada is continuing its strategic international expansion with a diverse […]

British Airways signs codeshare agreement with China Southern Airlines

British Airways customers are set to gain access to even more Chinese cities thanks to a new codeshare agreement with China Southern Airlines. As part of the new agreement, customers can book seats on China Southern Airlines flights to four destinations in China "“ Shenyang, Harbin, Changchun and Dalian. Seats are available for sale on […]

IATA to UK Transport Select Committee: Cut APD on domestic flights

In comments to the UK Transport Select Committee, IATA Regional Vice President for Europe, Rafael Schvartzman, called for Air Passenger Duty to be cut on UK domestic return journeys, in order to encourage the regional connectivity that an expanded Heathrow airport could offer. «Airlines in Europe are operating on a 5% margin, so any additional […]

Power Outage Shut Down America’s Busiest Airport

The Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport experienced a power outage around 1:00 p.m. ET Sunday afternoon, stranding thousands of travelers and grounding as many as 100 flights, reports ABC News. An underground fire caused extensive damage to Georgia Power"™s electrical facilities that serve the airport, but the exact cause of the outage has not been officially confirmed […]

United Airlines will fly to Tahiti

Those dreaming of a vacation to the South Pacific just got a new option to fly non-stop from the mainland United States. United Airlines is turning to Tahiti for its latest overseas route, part of an recent international expansion at the carrier that shows no signs of letting up. United will begin flying to the […]

Copa Airlines Begins Nonstop Service Between Panama City and Denver

Copa Airlines began nonstop flights Dec. 12, between Panama City and Denver, marking its 13th destination in the United States. The new nonstop flight connects Coloradoans to more than 55 destinations in Latin America through Copa"™s Hub of the Americas in Tocumen International Airport in Panama City, Panama, and creates great opportunities for tourism and […]

Rosario airport new terminal – first phase

The project calls for building a new terminal measuring 11,500m2, which will be used for international flights. It is part of a wider plan to upgrade and expand the airport. The terminal building will have three floors and two passenger bridges. It will incorporate energy-efficient design technology such as high-performance thermal glass and heating systems […]