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Singapore Airlines delays S$1.1 billion A350 cabin overhaul to 2027 amid seat certification issues

Singapore Airlines delays S$1.1 billion A350 cabin overhaul to 2027 amid seat certification issues

As of September 2, 2026, Singapore Airlines has pushed the debut of its S$1.1 billion A350 cabin overhaul from the second quarter of 2026 to Q1 2027. The delay affects all 41 long-haul and…

JetBlue's new domestic first class features cold 'bento box' meals and tighter economy seats

JetBlue’s new domestic first class features cold ‘bento box’ meals and tighter economy seats

JetBlue will introduce BlueFirst, its first domestic first-class cabin, on Airbus A320 aircraft with a 12-seat, 2-2 recliner configuration and a cold-meal service served in cardboard bento boxes. The…

United Airlines unveils A321XLR with 20 Polaris suites and self-serve snack bar for Europe routes

United Airlines unveils A321XLR with 20 Polaris suites and self-serve snack bar for Europe routes

United Airlines will debut its Airbus A321XLR on December 1, 2026, launching daily nonstop Washington Dulles–Amsterdam and Dulles–Dublin flights with a 150-seat premium-heavy cabin featuring 20…

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American Airlines boosts premium seats to 40% on narrow-body jets, adds 4K screens and Starlink Wi-Fi

American Airlines boosts premium seats to 40% on narrow-body jets, adds 4K screens and Starlink Wi-Fi

American Airlines will expand premium seating across its narrow-body fleet from roughly 25% to 40% of each aircraft's capacity, adding more first-class and extra-legroom Main Cabin Extra seats. The…

Qantas A380 flew 27,000km with 33cm maintenance light sealed in wing

Qantas A380 flew 27,000km with 33cm maintenance light sealed in wing

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has found that a Qantas Airbus A380 flew more than 27,000 kilometers across the Pacific with a 33-centimeter maintenance light sealed inside its left wing. The…

Emirates reveals why retired A380s are worth more dead than alive — and it's not what you think

Emirates reveals why retired A380s are worth more dead than alive — and it’s not what you think

Retired Airbus A380s are now worth more as parts donors than as flyable aircraft, and Emirates is buying end-of-lease superjumbos specifically to strip them. Used A380s trade for $25 million to $60…

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