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Singapore Airlines unveils new premium kits and sleeper suits
Singapore Airlines will introduce new amenity kits and, for the first time in Business Class, sleeper suits across all cabins from November 2026.
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Delta One cabin upgrades debut this fall from Los Angeles
Delta Air Lines is launching an enhanced Delta One business-class experience this fall, starting with upgraded dining, new wines, and Missoni amenity kits on transoceanic flights from Los Angeles. A full suite of new cocktails and next-generation seats will follow by 2027.
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Lufthansa Wins Bid for 44.9% Stake in TAP Air Portugal
Lufthansa Group is set to acquire a 44.9% stake in TAP Air Portugal, beating rival Air France-KLM with an all-cash offer.
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Air Tahiti Signature launches all-business-class ATR 72-600
Air Tahiti has taken delivery of an ATR 72-600 configured with 26 seats in an all-business class layout. The new Air Tahiti Signature service, targeting high-end tourism, will begin commercial flights in December 2026.
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British Airways Amex Accelerating Business Card launches with £250 fee
British Airways and American Express have launched the Accelerating Business Card, a new credit card for sole traders and small businesses offering Avios rewards, a £200 annual travel credit, and a 30,000 Avios welcome bonus.
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United 777 Diverts to Dublin After Cockpit Windscreen Cracks
A United Airlines Boeing 777 made an emergency descent and diversion after its cockpit windscreen cracked at high altitude.
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Etihad CCO Arik De Departs Abruptly, Raising Leadership Questions
Etihad Airways' Chief Commercial Officer Arik De has left the airline with immediate effect, sparking speculation due to the unexplained and sudden nature of his exit following a recent promotion.
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Southwest Airlines Considers Boeing 787s for Long-Haul Flights
Southwest Airlines is evaluating a potential order for dozens of Boeing 787 Dreamliners to launch long-haul international service, a major shift from its domestic short-haul model. The move aims to retain customers and boost its Rapid Rewards loyalty program by serving up to a dozen overseas destinations.
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Qatar Airways launches 25% Avios discount for October 2026
Qatar Airways has launched its October 2026 Privilege Deals, offering a 25% discount on Avios for award flights to and from specific cities.
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KLM to offer free Starlink Wi-Fi on intercontinental flights
KLM will provide free high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi on all its intercontinental flights from mid-2027, available to all Flying Blue members in every cabin class.
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Delta A350, Air Canada 777 collide on LAX taxiway
A Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-900 struck the tail of an Air Canada Boeing 777-200LR while taxiing at Los Angeles International Airport, grounding both widebody jets and prompting an FAA investigation.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle sued over World Cup aircraft ponytail ad
Erling Haaland has sued Norwegian Air Shuttle over a 2026 World Cup social media post featuring a Boeing 737 with a blonde ponytail, alleging unlawful use of his image to sell flights.
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American Airlines crew sick after eating leftover meals on deadhead flight
Four American Airlines flight attendants fell ill with suspected food poisoning after consuming leftover passenger meals during a deadhead flight from Dallas to Rome, highlighting food safety concerns on non-revenue flights.
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DOT finds no airline data privacy violations
The US Department of Transportation concluded a multi-year review and found no legal violations by major airlines regarding passenger data sharing.
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British Airways A380 retrofit introduces new 106-suite business cabin
British Airways has unveiled a comprehensive redesign of its Airbus A380 fleet, creating the world's largest business class cabin with 106 suites.
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British Airways BA-295 suffers pressurisation failure
A 30-year-old British Airways Boeing 777-200 experienced a pressurisation failure at 36,000 feet.
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United Airlines tightens rules on crew travel benefits during sick leave
United Airlines has issued an internal memo instructing flight attendants to seek manager approval before using travel benefits while on sick leave.
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