Final Airbus A318 Operated By A North American Airline Retired
The Airbus A318 can be thought of as the black sheep of the Airbus family. With a grand total of only 79 airframes built, the A318 program was simply not meant to be. Earlier this month, the final A318 based in North America, b...
Qantas Fined $100,000 For Breaking Fee Disclosure Rules
Qantas has been fined $100,000 by the US Department of Transportation for inadequately disclosing checked baggage fees on its website.
ANA Resumes San Jose 787 Service, We Go For The Ride
The Boeing 787 is unlike any other aircraft, but to understand why, one really needs to experience it firsthand. That is exactly what I did on June 1st, as All Nippon Airways, or ANA, re-initiated 787 service from San Jose, Cal...
Virgin America Re-Announces Orlando Service from LAX and SFO
Virgin America announced on Tuesday that it will offer one daily nonstop flight from both Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Orlando International Airport (MCO) starting on ...
Paris Airports Handled Record 88.8 Million Passengers In 2012
Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports registered a record 88.8 million passengers last year, but growth nonetheless slowed to 0.8 percent.