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The Short-Lived Career of Low-Cost US Airline AirTran Airways

AirTran Airways (FL) was a low-cost American airline that operated from 1993 to 2014. Southwest Airlines (WN) announced its acquisition...
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Why is British Airways Ending its A380 Flights to Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Washington and 4 Other Cities?

British Airways (BA) has stopped flying the Airbus A380 to seven destinations from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) since the superjumbo...
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Lufthansa Set to Choose Between Airbus A350-1000 and Boeing 777X for Major Aircraft Order

Lufthansa (LH) is preparing to place another long-haul aircraft order, and this time only one manufacturer will win it. Lufthansa...
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Why is Air India Express Eyeing Georgia Entry Amidst its Europe Expansion?

Air India Express (IX), the low-cost arm of the Tata-owned Air India Group, is reportedly evaluating a new route to...
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Scoot Launches 2 Spider-Man Aircraft, With Boeing 787 Flying to Tokyo and A321neo to Chiang Mai

Scoot (TR), the budget airline owned by Singapore Airlines, has wrapped two aircraft in Spider-Man branding as part of a...
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American Airlines Will Pay $2.64 Million a Year Under TSA’s New Crew Screening Program for 47,500 Employees

American Airlines (AA) faces an annual bill of about $2.64 million to keep its pilots and flight attendants moving through...
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United Airlines Launches Boeing 737 Service From 2 Hubs, 8 Weekly Flights, Becoming the First U.S. Airline to Fly Nonstop to Cartagena

United Airlines (UA) announced on Monday, June 29, 2026, that it will launch nonstop flights from Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH)...
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Air New Zealand Delays 10 Boeing 787 Deliveries, as New CEO Nikhil Ravishankar Unveils NZ$100 Million ‘Te Pae Hou’ Turnaround Plan for FY28 Profit

Air New Zealand (NZ) said on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, that it will ask Boeing to delay delivery of new...
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British Airways Crew Can Now Nap in Empty $10,000 First Class Suites on Boeing 787-10 and Select 777 Flights

British Airways (BA) has changed its crew rest rules for long-haul flights. The airline now allows cabin crew to sleep...
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