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Anyway Travel Passes open up cheaper holidays from England on Lufthansa, Austrian, Swiss

2 August 2018 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Looking to get far away from England this winter but don’t want to break the bank on flights? Lufthansa Group airlines Lufthansa, Austrian and Swiss launched their Anyway Travel Pass promotion this week, offering a discounted means to a guaranteed flight on your desired date of travel, so long as you don’t care too much about the departure time or which of the three carriers you’re flying on. The deal applies for departures from London-Heathrow (LHR), Birmingham (BHX) and Manchester (MAN) with 14 destinations available starting at £139 each way including all taxes.

This story is about: Austrian Airlines, Bangkok, Beijing, Birmingham, Cairo, Cape Town, Delhi, Dubai, England, Hong Kong, Johanesburg, London, Lufthansa, Lufthansa Group, Manchester, Mumbai, Nairobi, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, Singapore, Swiss, Tel Aviv Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Distribution

The ULH challenge: United cuts LA-Singapore

30 June 2018 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Developing a new route to profitability often takes months, if not years. United airlines is pulling the plug on its nonstop service between Los Angeles and Singapore after just one year, a quick decision that reflects the challenges of ultra long-haul flights as new, longer services are poised to launch.

This story is about: business class, economy class, LAX, Los Angeles, premium economy, Qantas, routes, San Francisco, SFO, SIN, Singapore, Singapore Airlines, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Singapore Airlines brings back the nonstop to Newark

30 May 2018 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Singapore Airlines is reclaiming the role as operator of the world’s longest flight. The carrier confirmed today that it will serve Newark nonstop from its Changi Airport hub using the Airbus A350-900ULR starting in October 2018. That’s nearly 19 hours on board, a trip that requires certain accommodations to keep passengers sane.

This story is about: A350, A350 XWB, A350-900ULR, business class, EWR, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, LAX, Los Angeles, Newark, premium cabin, premium economy, routes, San Francisco, SFO, SIN, Singapore, Singapore Airlines, United Airlines Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, IFEC

Biometrics: Real value or gimmicky crap?

8 May 2018 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

Is the current biometrics push in aviation a gimmick or a real improvement for passengers and airlines alike? Likely a bit of both. Let’s look at two recent demonstrations of the technology to see how the benefits play out.

This story is about: biometrics, British Airways, Changi, Delta Air Lines, Dubai, DXB, immigration, JetBlue, Lufthansa, MCO, Orlando, Panasonic Avionics, security, SIN, Singapore Filed Under: Ground Services

An investment Boom from Japan Airlines

5 December 2017 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

A rendering of the Boom Overture supersonic jet

Supersonic hopeful Boom Aerospace got a big vote of confidence – and cash infusion – from Japan Airlines this week. The airline will pump $10mm in to the company, supporting the potential return to commercial supersonic flight by the middle of the next decade.

This story is about: Boom, Boom Supersonic, HKG, Hong Kong, Japan, Japan Airlines, Overture, routes, SIN, Singapore, Supersonic, Tokyo Filed Under: Seats & Cabin

Air New Zealand gets its GX on

7 October 2017 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Air New Zealand is finally sporting an inflight connectivity radome on one of its aircraft. Ship ZK-OKS, a 777-300ER, returned to service last week after a month in Singapore where the Inmarsat Global Xpress (“GX”) kit was installed. The carrier announced last December that it will fit its entire fleet with the GX service.

This story is about: 777-300ER, Air New Zealand, Airbus, Boeing, Global Xpress, GX, IFC, IFEC, in flight, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, Inmarsat, Ka, Ka-band, Singapore, SITAONAIR Filed Under: IFEC

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