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13/05/2024

China Southern Airlines has introduced non-stop flights from Shenzhen, China to Mexico City, marking the carrier's return to Mexico after a two-year hiatus.

The new route, which covers a distance of 7,639 nautical miles (14,147 km), is the world's ninth-longest non-stop scheduled passenger service.

Due to Mexico City's high elevation, which affects take-off performance, the flights make a stopover in Tijuana, Mexico, for refueling on the return journey.

China Southern previously operated flights from Guangzhou to Mexico City via Vancouver, but has now shifted its operations to Shenzhen, its third busiest airport.

The airline's decision to switch to Shenzhen may be influenced by its proximity to Guangzhou and Hong Kong, as well as the potential for increased demand from Chinese businesses and tourists in Mexico.

📍China

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13/05/2024

The US government has allocated $19.7 billion for airport infrastructure projects through the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) as part of a broader $105 billion reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The funding aims to modernize over 3,000 airports nationwide, including major hubs like Dulles and O'Hare, and smaller regional airports, to enhance passenger experience and safety.

The AIP provides grants for various development projects, such as constructing new terminals, renovating TSA checkpoints, improving baggage handling systems, and upgrading plumbing and electrical infrastructure.

Specific airports that will receive funding have not been announced yet, but more than 3,000 facilities across the country that are part of the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) will be eligible.

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17/09/2023

有报道称，禁止在航班上使用 iPhone 的消息传出，该公司不会携带 iPhone 15，但仍允许使用其他 iPhone 型号。活动结束后引发争议后，“Eurowings”再次确认 iPhone 15 不允许登机。

据认为，所谓的禁令对该公司没有影响。

17/09/2023

Amid reports of a ban on using iPhones on flights, it has been circulated that the company will not carry the iPhone 15, but will still allow the use of other iPhone models instead. After the controversy after the event, “Eurowings” confirmed once again that the iPhone 15 would not be allowed on board.

The alleged ban is thought to have no impact on the company.

11/09/2023

Emirates had planned a daily A380 flight to Singapore this winter, but there will now be two

It will continue what it presently has and also had last winter

The carrier's daily Singapore flights remain down versus the pre-pandemic period

27/08/2023

SWISS cabin crew face serious trouble for taking selfies on a 777 wing in Buenos Aires, endangering themselves and the aircraft.

Safety should always be the top priority, and cabin crew have a responsibility to follow standard operating procedures for safe operations.

Standing on an aircraft wing is dangerous and can potentially damage critical components, highlighting the importance of respecting "NO STEP" areas.

25/08/2023

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Thai Airways has sold its entire fleet of Airbus A380 aircraft in "as is" condition after a three-year hiatus in Bangkok and U-Tapao.

Even though its A380s haven't passed C-check since before the pandemic. But these jets are still considered worthy of flight. without permanent ground command

Thai Airways is focusing on a fleet of newer, more agile aircraft such as the Airbus A350, with plans to expand to 114 aircraft by 2027.

🇹🇭 การบินไทยขายเครื่องบินแอร์บัส A380 ทั้งฝูงในสภาพ "ตามสภาพ" หลังจากห่างหายไป 3 ปีในกรุงเทพฯ และอู่ตะเภา

แม้ว่าเครื่องบิน A380 ของมันจะไม่ผ่าน C-check นับตั้งแต่ก่อนเกิดโรคระบาด แต่เครื่องบินไอพ่นเหล่านี้ยังถือว่าคุ้มค่าที่จะบินได้ โดยไม่มีคำสั่งภาคพื้นดินถาวร

การบินไทยมุ่งเน้นไปที่ฝูงเครื่องบินรุ่นใหม่ที่คล่องตัวมากขึ้น เช่น แอร์บัส A350 โดยมีแผนที่จะขยายเป็น 114 ลำภายในปี 2570

🇪🇸Thai Airways vende toda su flota de Airbus A380 "tal cual" después de tres años de ausencia en Bangkok y U-Tapao.

Aunque su A380 no ha pasado la verificación C desde antes de la pandemia. Pero todavía vale la pena volar estos aviones. sin mando terrestre permanente

THAI se está centrando en una flota de aviones más nueva y optimizada, como el Airbus A350, con planes de ampliarla a 114 aviones para 2027.

20/08/2023

On August 18th, 2023, Swiss International Air Lines AG (SWISS) revealed today the number of revenue passengers for the summer of 2023. The airline transported an impressive 2.2 million passengers over the last three months, given the recent trials and tribulations the airline has undergone.

20/08/2023

A light plane crashed into a street in Malaysia’s central Selangor state on Thursday, killing eight people on board and two motorists on the ground

17/08/2023

Dozens of flights were canceled and diverted as thunderstorms halted operations at Frankfurt Airport.

Frankfurt Airport had to curtail operations as heavy rain lashed the city on Wednesday. Dozens of flights were canceled, and there were instances of passengers unable to disembark from aircraft after they had landed due to the flooding of the airport premises.

15/08/2023

Vietnam Airlines’ selection as the host airline for this prestigious event is not only a testament to the airline’s standing within the industry but also a nod to its unwavering commitment to safety.

The assembly of aviation leaders and delegates from around the world under one roof presents a unique opportunity for Vietnam Airlines to showcase the splendor of its homeland while fostering future network expansion and robust economic ties between Vietnam and the global community.

“Amid open borders, bustling airports, and brimming flights, the imperative for unwavering commitment to safe operations remains as we reconstruct airline networks and financial standings,” asserted Willie Walsh, the Director General of IATA.

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12/08/2023

Air India is undergoing a major transformation at the moment, after being privatized. The airline is investing hugely in modernizing its fleet and improving the passenger experience. This includes ordering 470 new aircraft, and also introducing a new passenger experience

09/08/2023

A monumental leap forward for international air travel took flight yesterday when Thai Airways International (THAI) and Turkish Airlines secured a memorandum of understanding. The anticipated partnership will focus on the cut-throat competition prevalent on Asia-Europe routes.

Commonly, airline collaborations entail synchronising schedules and revenue sharing. For instance, Qantas Airways and Emirates have a working partnership on Europe-Australia services. However, these arrangements need the green light from competition regulators in each operator’s country.

Apart from enhancing their networks, this alliance would catalyse daily flights between Bangkok and Istanbul, as elucidated by THAI. The announcement of an exact take-off date for the service is aboard for today. On the other hand, Turkish Airlines already facilitates bi-daily travel to Thailand’s capital Bangkok.

08/08/2023

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07/08/2023

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04/08/2023

Air France has launched a remote baggage check-in and drop-off service for flights departing Paris Charles de Gaulle airport following an agreement with French baggage specialist Alltheway.

04/08/2023

A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Marrakech was forced to make an emergency landing in Algeria after a passenger reportedly committed su***de on board.

The event unfolded on a Boeing 737-MAX8, leaving both passengers and crew devastated by the unfortunate turn of events.

The distressed passenger had locked themselves in the bathroom shortly after take off.

03/08/2023

Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-200 suffered a landing gear fire on landing at Atlanta. The aircraft (N676DL) stopped on the runway and flames were visible from landing gear on the left side of the aircraft.

The aircraft was then evacuated via emergency slides and emergency services sprayed water to the left landing gear and left engine. 1 person has been injured in the incident.

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Passengers provided accounts of a first-class flight with Qatar Airways from Thailand to England that experienced a disruptive incident. During the flight, a sudden turbulence caused passengers' mobile phones to fall under the plane while they were asleep. Consequently, the passengers expressed dissatisfaction with the airline's proposed solution and felt that the level of care provided did not meet the standards expected of a first-class experience, particularly for gold status members of the Qatar Airways loyalty program. Aviation experts have assessed the situation and determined that retrieving the mobile phones would require extensive disassembly of the aircraft's interior, including the removal of walls and wires, which would result in significant delays and potential disruption to the flight schedule. However, due to the potential hazards associated with the lithium batteries in the phones, it is deemed necessary to retrieve them to ensure the safety of the aircraft and its passengers. The affected aircraft remains in service while the retrieval operation is being planned and executed. 📍Thailand Image&Content | Getty Images , นอนนี่นะ กินไรอ่ะ #news #aviation #standworlds #qatarairways #A380 #FirstClass

SWISS cabin crew face serious trouble for taking selfies on a 777 wing in Buenos Aires, endangering themselves and the aircraft. Safety should always be the top priority, and cabin crew have a responsibility to follow standard operating procedures for safe operations. Standing on an aircraft wing is dangerous and can potentially damage critical components, highlighting the importance of respecting "NO STEP" areas. #aviationnews #swiss

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