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EVA Air and Southwest Airlines Launch Interline Partnership

EVA Air and Southwest Airlines Launch Interline Partnership

EVA Air and Southwest Airlines Co. have entered a new interline agreement effective immediately. This collaboration now connects EVA Air passengers in four key cities: Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), Seattle (SEA), and Chicago (ORD) to other cities in the United States with Southwest Airlines' extensive network. The partnership expands connectivity across the United States and provides travelers with increased convenience and access to a wider range of destinations.

Emirates layers on more of its latest onboard product, including Premium Economy in four cities

Emirates layers on more of its latest onboard product, including Premium Economy in four cities

Emirates will be layering on more of its next-generation Airbus A350 as well as retrofitted Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s - all featuring Premium Economy - in four cities across the Middle East and West Asia. The addition of the latest Premium Economy and Business Class seats on more scheduled services to/from Amman, Mumbai, Muscat and Bahrain means customers will have further opportunities to experience the airline’s highly acclaimed onboard products, and a more consistent experience when connecting through Dubai to destinations also served by the airline’s Airbus A350 and retrofitted Boeing 777 and A380 aircraft.

EGYPTAIR to Join New Terminal One at JFK Under Long-Term Partnership

EGYPTAIR to Join New Terminal One at JFK Under Long-Term Partnership

The New Terminal One at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport and EGYPTAIR have announced a strategic partnership, enhancing the travel experience for EGYPTAIR's customers flying to and from New York City. This partnership supports EGYPTAIR's ambition to expand its U.S. network and connect more travelers to the vibrant destination of Egypt – celebrated for its rich history, culture, and hospitality. With nonstop daily service from JFK, EGYPTAIR connects travelers to Egypt's iconic landmarks, from the ancient pyramids of Giza to the extraordinary monuments of Luxor. EGYPTAIR will transition its JFK operations to New Terminal One in 2026, where passengers can expect an elevated and seamless experience at this transformational new gateway to New York and the United States.

Allegiant Air Becomes Official Airline Sponsor of Notre Dame Athletics

Allegiant Air Becomes Official Airline Sponsor of Notre Dame Athletics

Allegiant Air and Notre Dame Global Partnerships (NDGP), the official multimedia rights holder for the University of Notre Dame Athletics Department, today announced they have proudly entered into a multi-year agreement designating Allegiant "The Official Airline Partner of Notre Dame Athletics."

Zurich Airport and SWISS report a successful summer holiday season

Zurich Airport and SWISS report a successful summer holiday season

For SWISS and Zurich Airport, the 2025 summer holiday period was one of the busiest in history, with more travelers passing through SWISS’s Zurich hub than ever before. Both the airport and the airline recorded their busiest day of the year at the end of July. But despite the high traffic volumes, Zurich Airport and SWISS worked successfully with their further airport partners to maintain stable flight and ground operations, and even raised their punctuality for the period from its prior-year levels.

Emirates returns as Official Airline Partner at US Open for 14th consecutive year

Emirates returns as Official Airline Partner at US Open for 14th consecutive year

Emirates returns as the Official Airline of the US Open Grand Slam® tournament for the 14th consecutive year, reinforcing its commitment to world-class tennis and exceptional fan experiences. This year, the airline will be enhancing fan experiences on and off the court with its premium hospitality experiences, interactive activations, curated onboard menus and entertainment, and community outreach via Emirates' 'Force for Good' initiative.

Alaska Airlines teams up with T-Mobile to offer ultra-fast, free Wi-Fi to Atmos™ Rewards members

Alaska Airlines teams up with T-Mobile to offer ultra-fast, free Wi-Fi to Atmos™ Rewards members

Alaska Airlines and T-Mobile – both Pacific Northwest-based leaders in innovation – are setting a new standard in inflight connectivity, delivering ultra-fast Wi-Fi, free for Atmos™ Rewards members everywhere the airline flies. To bring this next-level experience to life, Alaska is proud to name T-Mobile as its presenting partner for this new, free benefit to guests. Guests will experience one of the most advanced inflight connectivity networks in the industry. T-Mobile customers will enjoy exclusive benefits to enhance their inflight experience, including a seamless, ad-free Wi-Fi log-on - with more to be announced later this year.

VISTAJET FIRST TO FLY WITHIN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

VISTAJET FIRST TO FLY WITHIN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

VistaJet, the first and only global private aviation company and part of the Vista group, announces that it is the first foreign operator to offer flights internally within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This exciting agreement is a commitment to dedicate VistaJet services and expertise to facilitate the strategic goals of the Kingdom, and with the leadership's vision and implementation of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA).

Aircraft Seals: Why They’re Vital for Flight Safety

Aircraft Seals: Why They’re Vital for Flight Safety

Aircraft seals support day-to-day safety and reliability. Cabin crews apply them as visible markers when access points need to be checked. Engineers depend on them in systems that must hold pressure or prevent leaks. On the ground, seals also create a traceable record for freight moving through busy airports. Seals connect everyday tasks on the ground with the technical routines that keep aircraft in service.Aircraft seals support day-to-day safety and reliability. Cabin crews apply them as visible markers when access points need to be checked. Engineers depend on them in systems that must hold pressure or prevent leaks. On the ground, seals also create a traceable record for freight moving through busy airports. Seals connect everyday tasks on the ground with the technical routines that keep aircraft in service.