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“Route Profitability” Concerns Lead Frontier To Suspend This Route Effective Immediately

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April 27, 2025
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Frontier Airlines’ connections to Vail’s Eagle County Regional Airport

These Are The Busiest UK Hubs By Passengers

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April 27, 2025
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Each consitutent country in the UK has its own airport hub with London’s airports, Manchester, and Edinburg leading the way.

The Airlines That Operate The Busiest 1-Stop Routes At UK Airports

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April 27, 2025
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Most one-stop flights from the United Kingdom are operated to destinations in the Caribbean and the Asia-Pacific.

5 Macroeconomic Factors US Airlines Need To Consider This Summer

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April 27, 2025
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Carriers need to incentivize passengers to travel.

High Demand: United Airlines Extends These 2 Seasonal European Routes Into Winter

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April 27, 2025
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United Airlines is extending its Washington to Edinburgh route year-round and extending its summer-seasonal Newark-Venice flight into winter.

Avoiding US Tariffs On The EU: Lufthansa Eyes Swiss Registration For New Boeing 787s

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April 27, 2025
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The move comes more than two weeks after the United States imposed 20% tariffs on goods from the European Union (EU).

This US Airline Operates The Most Boeing 747s

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April 27, 2025
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The US has the world’s largest operators of this type.

Stepping Away From The US? Chinese Airlines Bank On European Flights

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April 27, 2025
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Chinese airlines are boosting schedules to Europe. In light of recent US-China tensions, that might just be the safer bet.

Why In The World Did Southwest Airlines Fly 2 Boeing 737s That Looked Like A Whale?

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April 26, 2025
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In a bold attempt at aviation marketing, Southwest had two Boeing 737s painted to resemble SeaWorld’s iconic killer whale.

World’s Oldest Passenger A380 Reactivated By Emirates

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April 26, 2025
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On April 3rd, Emirates reintroduced another Airbus A380 to service. The specific airframe was A6-EDF, which is about 19 years old and nearly double the average age of the carrier’s superjumbos. Its return to service saw an initial round-trip service between Dubai and Cairo. While it was the seventh A380 ever to be built, it was the sixth A380 delivered to the Gulf carrier; those that arrived sooner have since been retired or stored.