Airline News

AirBaltic launched its first route to Africa on the morning of October 31st. The route offers a connection between the airline's central hub at Riga International Airport (RIX) and the Moroccan Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK). The airline has launched the route as it anticipates high demand for leisure travel between the Baltic States and Morocco. […]

Ryanair has launched its biggest ever schedule to Israel, operating 200 flights a week, to 25 destinations across 13 countries. Ryanair’s Winter schedule will deliver 1 new Winter route to Tel Aviv and over 190 weekly flights, as well as 4 new routes to Eilat, the latest addition to Ryanair’s growing network of over 225 airports.

airBaltic launched its first direct flight from Riga to Marrakesh in Morocco. airBaltic now connects the Baltic States with the world’s second-largest continent – Africa. Marrakesh is a great gateway to the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert, and offers plenty of places of interest. Destination served Flight frequency Start date Price *, GREEN Price

ANA Holdings, the parent of All Nippon Airways (ANA), has released its financial results for the six months ending September 30th. The Tokyo-headquartered aviation powerhouse has seen a positive outcome for the first time since the 2019 financial year (FY). Read More Here: Recovery Underway: ANA Reports 1st 6-Month Profit Since 2019 | SimpleFlying.com via

Three Middle Eastern carriers are moving from Frankfurt Airport's Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 from this weekend onward. Etihad, Oman Air, and Lebanon's Middle East Airlines (MEA) will all shift operations to the newer of the two terminals, with the first two having moved on 30th October and the latter moving on 1st November. However,

Air Canada has introduced London Heathrow to Mumbai, which begins and ends in Toronto. It marks its return to the airport pair after last operating it 31 years ago as part of a longer routing. It comes as Air India recently revealed Mumbai-San Francisco nonstop. Read More Here: 5th Freedom: Air Canada Starts London Heathrow-Mumbai

Today, October 31st marks an exciting day for Lufthansa. The German flag carrier indeed prepares to receive its second Boeing 787. Let's have a look at today's event and at the newest aircraft to join the Lufthansa fleet. Read More Here: Growing Family: Lufthansa Takes Delivery Of Its 2nd Boeing 787-9 | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

Qatar Airways has made a key step towards achieving its wider sustainability goals by signing a deal to receive 25 million liters (5.5 million gallons) of sustainable aviation fuel. The Middle Eastern oneworld member will begin receiving this in six years, with a view to taking on the full amount by 2033. Let's take a

Vietnamese carrier Bamboo Airways has made further inroads into London by launching direct flights to its second-largest airport – London Gatwick. The airline has introduced several new flights lately and also invested in IT solutions to add to its growth story. Its London Gatwick flight was highly anticipated, giving more options to passengers in Vietnam

While the airline industry is awash with strike actions, Air New Zealand and the Flight Attendants Association of New Zealand have taken a different approach. Importing cabin crew from another country is literally a 'red rag to a bull' in most situations, but not in this one. Read More Here: Air New Zealand Using Its