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Virgin Atlantic rolls out new autumn menus as flying returns
As Virgin Atlantic ramps up services to popular destinations such as San Francisco and Cape Town, the airline has evolved its onboard options with new autumn menus.
Boeing predicts rebound in Middle East aviation
Boeing has found that airlines in the Middle East will require 3,000 new airplanes valued at $700 billion over the next two decades. That is added to aftermarket services worth $740 billion.
easyJet to open first lounge at Gatwick airport
easyJet has announced it will open the doors to its first airport lounge. In collaboration with No. 1 Lounges, the carrier will launch the facility in the north terminal at London Gatwick Airport.
CAA unveils Heathrow price control proposals
This rules will ultimately set the maximum rate the airport operator can charge its airline customers for using the facility for the next five years.
Heathrow Airport renews NATS partnership
Heathrow Airport has extended its strategic partnership with air traffic services company, NATS. The extension will see the current contract run through to 2030.
MAG launches carbon offset scheme with CarbonClick
Manchester Airports Group has announced it will provide passengers at all three of its airports the ability to offset the carbon emissions from their flights in a new partnership with CarbonClick.
Aer Lingus partners with British Airways Holidays
Aer Lingus has partnered with British Airways Holidays to enable UK customers to book a complete package holiday with the Irish flag carrier.
Singapore Airlines to return A380 to service next month
Singapore Airlines has confirmed the return of its Airbus A380 aircraft from November 19th. The superjumbo will be deployed on a daily return services between London and Singapore.
Air Canada unveils leisure return for next summer
In addition to its established year-round services, the airline announced its return to key summer seasonal destinations such as Barcelona, Venice, Nice, Manchester, Edinburgh and Reykjavik.
United to boost transatlantic offering next spring
United has announced the largest transatlantic expansion in its history, including ten new flights and five new, vogue destinations. Flights are subject to government approval.
British Airways begins rebuilding cabin crew numbers
British Airways has announced that it will be opening its doors to new cabin crew recruits to work for the airline from spring next year to help fly its summer schedule.
Delta Air Lines returns to black in September quarter
Delta Air Lines has reported an adjusted pre-tax income of US$216 million for the three months to the end of September as the recovery from Covid-19 continues.