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Viasat has been chosen by Korean Air, the national airline of South Korea, to provide in-flight connectivity for an additional 40 aircraft. This decision follows a previous announcement that Korean Air would equip 30 Airbus A321Neos with Viasat’s connectivity solutions, marking the airline’s first venture into in-flight connectivity.  The total

JetBlue Airways has announced it will cease its direct service between Austin and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, starting May 1, according to a statement provided to KXAN. Despite this change, the airline will maintain its nonstop flights from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to New York JFK and Boston. Passengers seeking alternative nonstop

In a notable move towards expanding its widebody fleet, EL AL, the flag carrier of Israel, has entered into a preliminary agreement with Boeing for up to nine additional 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, as reported by Simple Flying and Flight Global. This development indicates that the deal includes firm orders for

Swiss airline Edelweiss will be the first airline in Switzerland to incorporate the Airbus A350 into its fleet, starting in April 2025. The airline has announced plans to acquire six Airbus A350-900 aircraft, marking a significant enhancement in its long-haul service capabilities and environmental performance. The integration of the Airbus

Southwest Airlines, a company known for its distinctive approach to air travel, is set to introduce overnight flights for the first time in its 57-year history.  The new service will include routes from Las Vegas to Hawaii. Although a specific start date has not been announced, Ryan Green, Southwest’s Chief

Mexican airline Aerus has unveiled plans to introduce six new routes across the Yucatan Peninsula, enhancing connectivity and tourism within the region. Starting May 13, 2024, the carrier will commence direct services between Cancun and Cozumel, as well as between Cancun and Merida. The expansion continues from July 1, with

Scoot, the Singapore-based budget airline, is set to expand its operations in Northeast Asia, offering six additional flights that will all route through Taipei starting from April 1.  This expansion comes as the airline moves forward in resuming services that were paused during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lee Yong Sin, the

David Neeleman, the founder and CEO of Breeze Airways, has laid out an ambitious vision for the future of the airline, which commenced operations in 2021. In a recent announcement, Neeleman revealed plans for Breeze Airways to expand its route network tenfold, aiming to operate up to 2,000 routes.  This