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German flag carrier Lufthansa has confirmed that it will continue a tradition of naming aircraft after the capital city of its home country with its first Boeing 787 aircraft. The aircraft is set to be delivered to the airline next
Could we see flying taxis in the skies around Osaka and Tokyo by the mid-2020s? If today’s announcement of a strategic partnership between Japan Airlines and aircraft lessor Avolon is anything to go by, then yes. JAL will take up
The Ryanair Group has reaffirmed its intention to carry 225 million passengers in the financial year 2026 (FY26) – by the year ending March 31st, 2026 – when it expects over 620 operational aircraft. The ultra-low-cost carrier anticipates a strong
Vistara is India’s newest long-haul carrier, flying to destinations across Europe and in Asia. This has been made possible by its fleet of brand new 787-9s Dreamliners, two of which are in service while four more await delivery. So how
The pairing of Air India and Boeing 707 was one of the most successful of its time. One was a highly respected airline known for its hospitality and onboard services; the other was an aircraft often credited with ushering in
Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority is cracking down on high cancelation rates among local airlines. The PCAA has issued notices to four airlines regarding recent unacceptably high levels of domestic cancelations. The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority is calling out four airlines
On Tuesday afternoon, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport said goodbye to a Boeing 777-300ER that had been parked there for 2.5 years. The aircraft belonged to former Indian full-service carrier Jet Airways and was sold to IAG Aero Group last month. The
The Australian state of Queensland is bucking the national trend towards re-opening, proposing 90% of Queenslanders will need to be double vaccinated before allowing non-Australian citizens to fly into the state and bypass a mandatory 14-day quarantine. Queensland may block
Delta Air Lines is adding over 100 daily flights in New York City this fall. Adding 25% more capacity than summer 2021, the airline will be returning to all of New York’s top 40 markets. The move comes as the
Threat actors are increasingly using advanced tactics to obfuscate and launder their illicit gains, a report by the US Government finds The post $5.2 billion worth of Bitcoin transactions possibly tied to ransomware appeared first on WeLiveSecurity ————— Boost Internet