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The image shows the tail sections of three airplanes from different airlines against a clear blue sky. From left to right, the tails belong to Air France, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). The Air France tail features a design with blue and red stripes and a small circle of yellow stars. The KLM tail is white with the airline's blue logo, which includes a crown symbol. The SAS tail is dark blue with the airline's white logo.

Air France-KLM and SAS Deepen Partnership to Boost Transatlantic Connectivity

Air France-KLM and SAS launched a sharecode scheme for flights to the…

Cheryl Ng
Cheryl Ng
A Greater Bay Airlines aircraft is parked on the tarmac at an airport with a clear blue sky and scattered clouds in the background. The terminal building with its distinctive curved roof design is visible behind the plane.

Great Bay Airlines Launches New Route Connecting Hong Kong and Datong

Great Bay Airlines launches route to connect Hong Kong and Datong, one…

Cheryl Ng
Cheryl Ng
Public Art at Terminal 1

San Diego International Airport’s new terminal to provide seamless experience

San Diego International Airport inaugurated its new Terminal 1, with an aim…

Suhani Joshi
Suhani Joshi
An SAS Scandinavian Airbus plane taking off from Washington airport and soaring through a cloudy blue sky.

SAS Launches Nine New Routes for Summer 2026

SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) is gearing up for the Summer 2026 season by…

Harley Bardell
Harley Bardell
An Air Canada plane taking off from Toronto Airport.

Air Canada Introducing New Transborder Routes and Boosting Capacity for Existing Routes

Air Canada, Canada's largest airline and flag carrier, has announced it will…

Harley Bardell
Harley Bardell
LATAM Aircraft through plane window at Aeroporto Internacional de Curitiba

Embraer Secures $2.1 Billion Deal with LATAM for 24 E195-E2 Jets

Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has secured a major order from multinational Chilean…

Thomas Hayes
Thomas Hayes

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