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Aircraft Cabin Design: What matters most?

Food, drinks, service, fares, seats, safety? Which matters most to you in the aircraft cabin? What elements of the aircraft cabin interior should airlines focus on to improve the overall passenger experience? Take the survey!

Pegasus Airlines Places Order for 36 New A321neo Aircraft

Pegasus Airlines Orders 36 New Airbus A321neo Aircraft

As part of its fleet modernization and sustainability strategies, Pegasus Airlines has made a game-changing move by placing an order for 36 new A321neo aircraft from Airbus. This latest procurement brings the airline’s total Airbus orders to 150, reinforcing its ongoing efforts towards environmental conservation, cost savings, and operational efficiency

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Europe’s Tourism Rebound Steams Ahead Into 2023

    As we enter the third quarter of 2023, Europe’s tourism industry continues to demonstrate impressive resilience and rebounding strength, surging forward despite economic challenges. Aided by robust consumer demand, despite enduring inflation and escalating travel costs, Europe’s travel recovery persists, exceeding industry expectations.

    Panoramic aerial view of rural landscape with agricultural lands and fields on a background of cloudy blue sky from the window inside an airplane.

    How Google and the ICCT Plan to Help Airlines Meet their Sustainability Goals

      As part of a significant stride towards fostering sustainable travel, Google has spearheaded the formation of an advisory committee to refine and augment Google’s Travel Impact Model (TIM).

      The search giant aims to offer travelers more precise flight emission estimates and advocate for environmentally-conscious travel decisions. The committee is an amalgamation of climate scientists, academics, and representatives hailing from airlines, airports, and non-profit organizations. Their shared goal is to incorporate the latest scientific data and industry best practices into the TIM.

      A Northern Pacific Airways aircraft flying over a mountain range, rendering.

      Northern Pacific Airways gets the green light from FAA

        Having obtained FAA approval for their operations, it now seems Northern Pacific Airways are ready to take flight. Except, no Anchorage stopovers for flyers yet. The airline’s first flights will be between LA and Vegas.

        Avolon’s 20 Year World Aircraft Fleet Forecast

          This week, aircraft lessors Avolon published their Q2 2023 update, including one key accomplishment in the second quarter: the publication of their World Fleet Forecast (2023-2042).

          Let’s take a closer look at both.

          Norwegian Reports Record Number of Passengers

            More people were greeted by the friendly faces of Norwegian’s cabin crew this past month than at any other time this year. Plus, all the details on Norwegian’s new loyalty program with Strawberry.

            Air Travel Makes a Strong Comeback, IATA Reports

              Brace yourselves for the return of crowded cabins, but that’s good news indeed. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has just unveiled their traffic data for May 2023. It’s no surprise that the appetite for air travel is back on the rise. 

              Norwegian Expands its Reach, Acquiring Widerøe

                In an exciting move shaking up the Nordic aviation landscape, Norwegian is set to acquire fellow Norwegian airline, Widerøe. Previously a part of the SAS family, Widerøe will maintain its unique identity, with its brand, organization, and Bodø-based head office remaining intact.