ANA A320 180-Seats

ANA to Temporarily Put Denser, 180-Seat A320s on Some of Its Domestic Routes in 2020

While United just introduced its very “thinly configured” 50-seat CRJ-550 into service, ANA is preparing to put three densely configured, 180-seat A320s into its fleet. Starting from January 2020, these aircraft will temporarily operate domestic routes out of Tokyo Haneda airport. ANA’s Upcoming 180-Seat A320s The three ANA A320s to enter into service with 180 […]

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United CRJ-550 Enters into Service

United Airlines’ 70-Seater-Turned-50-Seater, Bombardier CRJ-550, Enters into Service

On October 27, 2019, United Airlines put the latest aircraft type in its fleet, the CRJ-550 into service. The new aircraft is a 50-seat variant of CRJ-700 which can normally accommodate around 70 passengers. Initially, the “premium” regional jet will be used on flights out of Chicago. In the coming weeks, its also expected to

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American Airlines Flagship First Dining at JFK Overview

Review: American Airlines Flagship First Dining at New York JFK Airport

Unlike some other airlines, American Airlines doesn’t operate dedicated first class lounges at its hubs. Instead, it invites both business and first class passengers into its Flagship Lounges. However, at some airports, it operates invitation-only dining rooms – Flagship First Dining – within those lounges. These are currently available at Dallas-Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami,

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Beijing's New Daxing International Airport Welcomes the First Three Non-Chinese Airlines to Serve It

Beijing’s New Daxing International Airport Welcomes the First Three Non-Chinese Airlines

The first flights to and from Beijing’s new airport, Daxing, were operated about a month ago, on September 26, 2019. Since then, the airport has been served by a number of Chinese airlines. Today, on October 27, 2019, however, three foreign airlines operated their first flights to the airport. The First Three Foreign Airlines to

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NokScoot Becomes the Second Carrier to Connect Bangkok Don Muang with Sapporo

NokScoot Becomes the Second Carrier to Connect Bangkok Don Muang with Sapporo

Today, Thai low-cost airline NokScoot launched flights between its Bangkok Don Muang airport and Sapporo on the Japanese island of Hokkaido. With that it became the second airline to connect the two airports, and the third one to operate flights between Bangkok and Sapporo. XW146/145: Bangkok Don Muang – Sapporo and Back NokScoot, a joint-venture

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Northwest Airlines 747

What Happened to Northwest Airlines? Disappearing to Create the World’s Largest Airline

Among the airlines that have come and gone over the years, Northwest Airlines ranks as not only one of the largest and most influential but also as one that went on to create something larger.  When Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines merged in 2008, they created the world’s largest airline, and one that to

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Fuji Dream Airlines Enters Kobe

Fuji Dream Airlines Starts Scheduled Flights from Kobe Today – Izumo and Matsumoto First, Kochi to Follow

Starting today, October 27, 2019, Fuji Dream Airlines will operate scheduled flights between Kobe and two domestic destinations, Izumo and Matsumoto. In preparation for that, yesterday, the airline ferried one of its aircraft – JA11FJ – from its main hub in Nagoya to Kobe. Fuji Dream Airlines will launch flights from Kobe to Kochi later

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Vanilla Air Completes Integration with Peach

The Last Vanilla Air Flight Just Landed – Starting Tomorrow, It’s Only Peach Aviation

Last year, ANA announced that it would be merging its two low-cost subsidiaries, Vanilla Air and Peach Aviation. Naturally, it decided to discontinue the lesser known Vanilla brand and keep the better-known Peach one. Earlier today, Vanilla Air’s last scheduled flight landed, bringing the six year history of the airline to an end. Vanilla Air

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United Airlines Star Wars 737-900

United Teams Up with Star Wars, Introduces a Special Livery, New Safety Video, and More

United Airlines announced that it has teamed up with the latest – and last – Star Wars movie, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. As part of that, the airline will paint one of its aircraft in a special livery promoting the movie and introduce a new safety video among other things. A United 737-800

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