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WestJet Reports Major Shift as Canadians Bypass US for Caribbean and European Travel

Airline sees 15-20% decline in US bookings while expanding transatlantic capacity by 27% to meet surging European demand WestJet Airlines

Air India Flight 171: First Fatal Dreamliner Crash Claims 241 Lives in Ahmedabad

Boeing 787-8 aircraft crashes minutes after takeoff, marking the first fatal accident involving the Dreamliner since commercial service began in

Amsterdam Schiphol Expands to 440 Routes Despite Regulatory Headwinds

Europe’s fourth-busiest airport maintains network growth while navigating noise restrictions and environmental challenges threatening future operations Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has

American Airlines Deploys Premium-Configured 787-9 Dreamliner on Dallas-Auckland Route

Carrier expands trans-Pacific premium capacity with 244-seat aircraft featuring flagship suites and enhanced economy offerings starting January 2026 American Airlines

Baltimore-Washington International Faces Carrier Exodus as Six Airlines Depart in 18 Months

BWI’s airline portfolio shrinks despite Southwest’s dominant presence, raising questions about the airport’s competitive positioning Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

United Airlines Set for JFK Return Through Strategic “Blue Sky” Alliance with JetBlue

Airlines announce slot-swap agreement enabling United’s comeback to New York’s premier international gateway in 2027 United Airlines is preparing to

Gulfstream G700 Achieves 50-Delivery Milestone in Record Time

Gulfstream Aerospace has achieved a significant production milestone, delivering its 50th G700 ultra-long-range business jet just 13 months after the

SIA Engineering Extends Service Agreement with Parent Firm Singapore Airlines

In a significant development for Singapore’s aviation maintenance sector, SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) has renewed and substantially expanded its services