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Lufthansa to Offer Seasonal Winter Flights from Munich to Johannesburg and São Paulo

Lufthansa has announced the conversion of its Munich to Johannesburg and Munich to São Paulo routes into winter seasonal services, beginning March 30, 2025. Both routes will be operated with the Airbus A350-900, offering passengers a modern and comfortable long-haul travel experience on these popular routes to South America and Africa.

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Iberia to Launch A321XLR Service from Madrid to Paris and Stockholm in November 2024

Iberia, Spain’s national carrier, is set to introduce Airbus A321XLR service on its routes from Madrid to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Stockholm Arlanda by November 7, 2024. This deployment of the A321XLR will enhance Iberia’s connectivity across Europe, offering passengers greater comfort and efficiency on these popular routes.

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Fly Jinnah to Launch Lahore-Dammam Nonstop Route in November 2024

Fly Jinnah, Pakistan’s emerging low-cost carrier, has announced the launch of a new nonstop route connecting Lahore and Dammam, set to commence on November 16, 2024. This new service will be operated by the Airbus A320, adding to Fly Jinnah’s expanding network and offering travelers in Pakistan a direct link to Saudi Arabia.

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British Airways to Resume London-Kuala Lumpur Nonstop Flights in April 2024

British Airways has announced the return of its nonstop service between London Heathrow and Kuala Lumpur, set to resume on April 1, 2024. This route, operated by the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, will re-establish a direct link between the UK and Malaysia, catering to both business and leisure travelers seeking convenient travel options between these major…

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Air Canada to Launch Daily Vancouver-Beijing Nonstop Flights in January 2025

Air Canada has announced the commencement of a new daily nonstop service between Vancouver and Beijing Capital International Airport, set to launch on January 15, 2025. This route will be operated by the Boeing 787-9, a long-haul aircraft known for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort, enhancing connectivity between Canada and China.

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Vietjet Air Requests Deregistration of Two E190 Aircraft Over Lease Dispute

Vietjet Air, a prominent airline based in Vietnam, has encountered a lease contract issue involving two Embraer E190 aircraft, registered as VN-A251 and VN-A252. The airline claims that the aircraft owner failed to meet the agreed-upon terms, resulting in delivery delays. In response, Vietjet Air has requested that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) cancel the…

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TUI fly Germany Retires Boeing 767 with Final Flight of Serial 29384

TUI fly Germany has officially retired its Boeing 767 fleet, with aircraft serial number 29384 completing its final flight with the carrier. This marks the end of an era for TUI fly, which has relied on the Boeing 767 for long-haul and high-capacity routes. The retirement of this aircraft aligns with the airline’s strategy to…

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Total Linhas Aereas to Become First Non-Chinese Operator of C919 Aircraft

Total Linhas Aereas, a Brazilian airline, has announced plans to add the C919, China’s domestically developed commercial jet, to its fleet. This significant move, confirmed by CEO Paulo Almada, makes Total Linhas Aereas one of the first airlines outside China to operate the C919, marking a milestone in the jet’s global adoption.

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Singapore Airlines Unveils $832M Upgrade for A350-900 First and Business Class Cabins

Singapore Airlines is enhancing its premium offerings with a significant $832 million investment in new First Class suites and Business Class cabins, set to roll out across its Airbus A350-900 fleet. This upgrade, part of the airline’s strategy to up-gauge its premium product portfolio, will bring a new level of luxury and comfort to long-haul…

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Lufthansa to Relocate A350-900s from Munich to Frankfurt for Summer 2025

Lufthansa, Germany’s flagship carrier, is set to relocate several Airbus A350-900 aircraft from Munich to Frankfurt in preparation for the summer 2025 travel season. This strategic move addresses a current shortfall of Boeing 787-9s in Frankfurt, ensuring that Lufthansa can meet anticipated passenger demand during the peak season.