Caribbean Airlines will take over operations of Air Jamaica on Saturday, May 1. Beginning on that day, a transition plan will be implemented under which Air Jamaica will continue its current operations under a contractual arrangement with Caribbean Airlines. “There will be no disruption of service, as all...
Lufthansa to Begin Service with A380s from Frankfurt
April 30, 2010
United Celebrates 80 Years of the Flight Attendant Profession
April 30, 2010SAA Adds Flights to Prepare for World Soccer Championships
April 29, 2010
South Africa for the world soccer championships are in place as the airline marks the 45-day countdown. SAA has added flights between match cities and has enhanced the airport experience in Johannesburg, making it easier than ever for soccer fans from throughout North America to fly to South Africa...
Spirit Airlines Debuts “Pre-Reclined” Non-Adjustable Seats
April 27, 2010Spirit Airlines is introducing “pre-reclined” seats that do not adjust. Brice Seating’s new pre-reclined B3100 Featherweight Super Light seat design has a greater recline built into the design. The lightweight seat means greater fuel efficiency, which is better for the environment and reduces costs. It is more than 30 percent lighter in weight than other seats. The 178 seats on Spirit’s A320 weigh less than 145 seats on its A319. Fewer moving mechanisms mean less maintenance and fewer...
JetBlue Launches Rainbow-Colored JetPride Flight 1969
April 21, 2010JetBlue Airways is teaming up with Joie de Vivre Hotels and myPartner.com to offer Bay Area travelers a way to travel to Long Beach Lesbian & Gay Pride — JetPride, an exclusive rainbow-powered flight featuring renowned comedian Pam Ann, who will serve...
El Al Names Aircraft After Largest Druze Community in Israe
April 20, 2010Five Airlines Pledge Not to Charge for Carry-On Bags
April 19, 2010Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), who along with six other senators introduced legislation last week to keep airlines from charging for carry-on bags, said that five major airlines have agreed not to charge passengers for their carry-on bags. Schumer said that American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, United Airlines and US Airways had said that they won’t charge such fees. Schumer reached out to the airline CEOs after Spirit Airlines said it would charge up to $45 for carry-on bags put in overhead...