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Lufthansa has now begun selling tickets for its first Boeing 787 flights. As expected, the aircraft is listed as operating three times a day from October 19th. Tickets are still available in economy for the inaugural flight, though business tickets are unavailable on this flight. Read More Here: Lufthansa Puts 1st Boeing 787 Flights On […]

While perhaps not as well known as the Royal Air Force Red Arrows of the United States Air Force Thunderbirds, Canada's Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Snowbird demonstration team has been wowing crowds since 1978. Officially known as RCAF 431 Air Demonstration Squadron (French: 431e Escadron de démonstration aérienne), the Snowbirds are based at 15

An Airbus A220-100 has reportedly been stuck at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) since diverting there on Friday while en route to Zurich. The aircraft in question belongs to SWISS International Air Lines, and is registered as HB-JBG. Read More Here: SWISS Airbus A220 Stuck In Frankfurt Since Friday Diversion | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

As the year-end travel peak season approaches, airport operator Changi Airport Group is preparing to reopen the southern wing of Changi International Airport's Terminal 2. Beginning from October 11th, flights can soon depart from Terminal 2, following the resumption of arrival operations at the terminal earlier in May. Read More Here: Singapore Changi To Reopen

Flight disruptions across the US plagued this year's Labor Day weekend. Saturday alone suffered 3,600 delays and 145 cancelations. Early Sunday morning, hundreds of international flights to and from the US had already been delayed, with dozens canceled. Hundreds of additional international and domestic flights would be disrupted throughout the day. Read More Here: Hundreds

There can be any number of reasons that your next flight might be delayed. From weather issues to staffing problems, taking off late is a frustration passengers simply have to grin and bear. But for one American Airlines flight, the slightly late departure was due to something rather out of the ordinary. Read More Here:

This article is written on September 5th. On this one day, there are 90,421 scheduled passenger flights globally, according to Cirium data, with 13.8 million seats for sale. There are 3,767 flights on average each hour, 63 per minute, and just over one per second. Read More Here: 90,421 Flights Are Scheduled Today: The Top

Emirates and Air New Zealand have engaged in a friendly marketing competition over Twitter. Last week Emirates launched its "Fly Better" campaign. This campaign included a commercial showing a Canadian goose opting to fly on an Emirates Airbus A380. The goose named Gerry is now considered to be an ambassador for the airline. Read More

You may or may not be aware, but today – September 5th – is the International Day of Charity, set up and led by the United Nations. Established to celebrate charitable work as well as to inspire future philanthropic activities, the date of September 5th was chosen as it is also the anniversary of the

A privately owned Cessna 551 crashed into the Baltic Sea yesterday evening after flying from Jerez, Spain. The aircraft was supposed to land in Cologne, Germany, but continued flying until it reached Latvia's coast. Read More Here: Cessna 551 Baltic Sea Crash: What We Know So Far | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline