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JetBlue and Southwest Airlines have both announced additional flights between Denver and San Francisco for Denver Broncos fans planning to celebrate Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara, California. The 2 additional JetBlue flights will operate to San Francisco on Friday, February 5, and return to…
Jeju International Airport, on the South Korean resort island of Jeju, re-opened today after the biggest snowfall in more than 30 years. The airports shut down reportedly stranded some 86,000 people due to the bad weather. Jeju is…
Hyatt Hotels Corporation and San Francisco International Airport announced that they have entered into a management agreement to build a new 350 room Grand Hyatt hotel at the airport. The hotel will be located on the airport property, and…
Lufthansa was forced to delay its first scheduled flight for the Airbus A320NEO. The plane was originally scheduled to depart yesterday Morning, but had to be cancelled due to an issue with a valve on 1 of its 2 engines. Lufthansa just…
The new International trade deal with Iran has payed off big for Airbus. Iran has signed an agreement in principle with Europe's Airbus to purchase 127 new and used aircraft. The order, which reportedly includes 8 A-380 and 16 A-350…
Here is a cool Four Seasons 757 pic posted by Paul Turner on the Boeing 757 Fan Club page!
Forty years ago yesterday, flyers were able to experience of new level of luxury and speed as the Concorde began commercial service with Air France and British Airways. The new supersonic jet of the future would go on to a stellar career that…
Shot this picture of a Boeing 747 aircraft sitting in Tucson, Arizona, in May of 2014. The plane was modified by Rolls-Royce for flight testing of its new Trent 1000 engine for the new Boeing 787 aircraft.
McKinney National Airport is partnering with Texas Air Shuttle to start operation of daily flights between McKinney and Houston. Texas Air Shuttle provides an all you can fly concept that allows members to pay a monthly fee for an unlimited number…
United Airlines announced Thursday that it will buy 40 Boeing 737-700 aircraft that can seat 126 people, and will be flown by United mainline pilots. This will help move some of the airlines capacity back under the scope…
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