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The Most Notable New Airline Routes This Week

Routes make the world go round.

A380 flights can be booked on several AAdvantage partner airlines.

Demand for premium seats has been on the rise, but some carriers are still focused on carrying as many passengers as possible.

Qantas is now flying its 737s between Brisbane and Vanuatu and, along with Virgin Australia, is filling the gap made when Air Vanuatu folded.

15 of the world’s 20 nonstop regularly scheduled commercial flights fly into the United States, with the longest flights to Asia and Australia.

Under its new CEO, Vanessa Hudson, Qantas has moved quickly to agree on a new deal with its domestic and international cabin crews.

It seems that the new Qantas leadership has put customers and staff ahead of maximizing profit, although the profit is still excellent.

Qantas expects to receive the first of 28 Airbus A321XLRs in April 2025 and has started training pilots on its new simulator.

Too good to be true is the theme of this adventure, but the treasure hunters found some valuable silver instead.

The route, operated by a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, has a stopover in Auckland, New Zealand.