Tag: flights
Turkish Airlines increases services to Tokyo
Starting 13 April, 2020, Turkish Airlines will increase its services between Istanbul and Tokyo (NRT) from seven flights to 10 flights per week and...
Etihad increases frequencies to London Heathrow for its summer season
Etihad Airways, will boost its services from Abu Dhabi to London Heathrow during its summer operating period. The additional flights will be operated by...
Etihad to Go Double-Daily from Abu Dhabi to Moscow Domodedovo
Building on the success of its current daily service between the capitals of the UAE and Russia, Etihad Airways has announced a new second...
Ethiopian to launch flights to Marseille
Ethiopian Airlines has announced that it has finalised all preparations to launch a thrice-weekly service to Marseille, France as of July 02, 2019.
The...
Etihad to operate single-use plastic free flight on Earth Day
Etihad Airways will be one of the first airlines in the region to operate a flight without any single-use plastics on board, in a...
Emirates implements plans to ensure smooth and punctual travel during...
With the Southern Runway revamp starting 16 April at Dubai International Airport, Emirates has been working hard to implement measures to further maximise operational...
Air Mauritius increases Durban frequency
Effective 1 July, Air Mauritius will increase its flight frequencies to and from Durban to a four-weekly service, with an additional flight on Sundays.
The...
Delta and kulula form interline partnership
Delta Air Lines and kulula.com owned by Comair Limited, have announced an interline agreement that will offer convenient connections for customers flying between South...
Iberia airlines to trial virtual reality in-flight entertainment
Iberia and Inflight VR, a company which specialises in applying virtual reality to the travel industry, have joined to incorporate VR technology on Iberia...
Air Botswana resumes Lusaka flights
Air Botswana is set to resume its regional flights into Zambia after suspending the route two years ago.
The airline said in a communique sent...






















