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Eurowings Embarks on Historic Fleet Revamp with 40 Boeing 737 MAX 8 Jets

Eurowings, part of the Lufthansa Group, will overhaul its fleet with Boeing 737 MAX 8 twinjets starting in 2027. This move replaces the aging Airbus A319s, a billion-euro investment aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, sustainability, and passenger experience as part of the carrier's modernization strategy.

2025-01-20T06:47:48.416672-08:00

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SAS Partners with SpaceX to Roll Out Free Starlink Wi-Fi Fleet-wide by 2025

2025-01-27T05:54:09.463020-08:00

Inflight Online

Lufthansa Expands Allegris Cabins to Seven US Destinations

2025-02-11T03:02:44.882940-08:00

Airways Magazine

Lufthansa and Virgin Atlantic Launch Apple AirTag Luggage Tracking

2025-02-05T04:35:25.563642-08:00

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American Airlines' Flagship Suites Receive DOT Approval The DOT has granted approval for American Airlines to proceed with its innovative Flagship Suite Premium cabins, enhancing its premium service offerings and potentially influencing competitor strategies in the high-margin long-haul segment.

2025-02-20T14:14:44.343515-08:00

American Airlines' Flagship Suites Receive DOT Approval

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Major Airlines Challenge Policy on Disabled Passenger Rights Five major airlines, including Delta and Southwest, have joined an industry group to appeal a Biden-era policy designed to protect disabled passengers and their mobility aids. The carriers aim to overturn new regulations that enforce accountability for wheelchair mishandling.

2025-02-19T14:04:20.818772-08:00

Major Airlines Challenge Policy on Disabled Passenger Rights

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Etihad Airways Debuts Enhanced Digital Experience for Users Etihad Airways has introduced an improved digital interface across its website and mobile app, featuring a new left-side menu for seamless navigation, pre-populated check-in data, and new design elements like the 'midnight dune' color scheme to enhance user engagement and operational efficiency.

2025-02-19T11:02:14.431890-08:00

Etihad Airways Debuts Enhanced Digital Experience for Users

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Safran's Aircraft Interiors Unit Returns to Profitability in 2024 Safran recorded a significant financial turnaround in 2024, achieving record revenue and operating profit. The aircraft interiors unit, a key part of Safran's business, marked a return to profitability, contributing to the company's strong financial performance.

2025-02-15T12:32:36.861854-08:00

Safran's Aircraft Interiors Unit Returns to Profitability in 2024

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ANA Introduces Plant-Based Ramen in Premium International Flights All Nippon Airways will offer plant-based 'ANA Original Ramen' as a light meal option in first and business class on international flights starting March 1, 2025. This initiative caters to growing passenger demand for plant-based options.

2025-02-14T04:44:03.584793-08:00

ANA Introduces Plant-Based Ramen in Premium International Flights

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Virgin Airlines Advances in Pets-on-Planes Initiative with CASA Approval Virgin Airlines has received CASA's approval for its proposed pet transportation procedures. Despite regulatory delays, the airline remains committed to implementing the policy, originally announced nearly a year ago, aiming to enhance travel options for passengers with pets.

2025-02-13T16:14:49.427114-08:00

Virgin Airlines Advances in Pets-on-Planes Initiative with CASA Approval

Aviation Week

Widebody Cabin Retrofit Complexity Due to Processes and Volume The retrofit of new widebody cabin products presents significant challenges due to intricate processes, required expertise, and the sheer volume of modifications required. These factors are complicating efforts to update existing widebody aircraft with new cabin designs and features.

2025-02-12T07:33:10.975307-08:00

Widebody Cabin Retrofit Complexity Due to Processes and Volume

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Louisville Airport's $1B SDF Next Program Enhances Infrastructure The SDF Next Program invests over $1 billion in Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport to improve terminal and airfield infrastructure. Upgrades include electrical improvements, a MicroGrid for emergency operations, and airfield sign replacements, ensuring continued operational excellence.

2025-02-12T04:33:33.252374-08:00

Louisville Airport's $1B SDF Next Program Enhances Infrastructure

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