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A Korean Air Boeing 747-400 taking off from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

Korean Air to Build Urban Air Mobility Hub in Bucheon

The airline Korean Air will invest 1.2 trillion Korean Won (630 million…

Harley Bardell
Harley Bardell
An Emirates Airbus A380-861.

Emirates and Philippine Airlines Considering Reciprocal Code Sharing Agreement

Emirates and Philippine Airlines (PAL) are considering a potential expansion of their…

Harley Bardell
Harley Bardell
A member of Jet2 crew proudly displays a cup of Costa Coffee.

Coffee in the Clouds – Reviewing Airplane Coffee as Jet2 Serve Costa

From May 1, Jet2 passengers can enjoy a Costa-crafted Salted Caramel Latte…

Jenna Stevens
Jenna Stevens
Aircraft between buildings.

Aircraft Leasing Costs Remain High Amid Persistent Supply Chain Woes

The cost of chartering and leasing aircraft shows little sign of easing,…

Finlay Shaw
Finlay Shaw
Aircraft wreckage from crash in Potomac River, taken on 30 January 2025

New York Times Investigation Reveals Pilot Error in Fatal Washington DC Helicoper Crash

A New York Times investigation has revealed that the pilot of the…

Harley Bardell
Harley Bardell
The new Saudia airline lounge at Heathrow.

New Saudia Airlines Lounge Opens at Heathrow

A brand new luxury lounge has been unveiled at London Heathrow Airport,…

Jenna Stevens
Jenna Stevens

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