Washington PostNatalie B Compton

Southwest's first day of assigned seating sparks boarding and overhead-bin clashes

Southwest's shift to assigned seating has begun, and the carrier's first day of assigned boarding is already producing visible friction: passengers are contesting boarding order and overhead bin space. The change alters boarding behaviour, gate operations and passenger experience as the airline moves away from open seating.

2026-01-28T08:09:27.965216-08:00
Airways MagazineHelwing Villamizar

Competing Redesigns Unveiled for Washington Dulles Terminal — Modernizing Saarinen’s Icon with Big Operational and Infrastructure Implications

By Airways Magazine: Leading architects unveil competing proposals to reinvent Washington Dulles, reimagining Saarinen’s terminal as a modern gateway.

2026-01-28T08:59:14.995063-08:00
aircanada.com

Air Canada adds Quito, expands year‑round Europe routes and bases A321XLR in Toronto; resumes Calgary–Mexico services

By aircanada.com: New flights to Quito from Montréal and Toronto start December 2026Toronto-Manchester and Toronto-Copenhagen become year-round as of October 2026, supported by new Airbus A321XLR base in TorontoExpanded winter season service to Rio, Santiago, and LimaNew Calgary services to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta launch December 2026Builds on new Vancouver-S...

2026-01-28T07:19:24.845838-08:00
FlightGlobalDavid Kaminski-Morrow

BA assisting probe after A350-1000 sheds wheel on take-off

By FlightGlobal: British Airways is assisting with investigation after a main landing-gear wheel detached from an Airbus A350-1000 on take-off from Las Vegas. The 26 January incident was captured on a live surveillance camera at the airport, with sparks emerging from the main landing-gear as the twinjet accelerated along runway 26R.

2026-01-28T02:39:09.115258-08:00