LONDON – The United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority (UKCAA) has approved JetBlue for Transatlantic flights.
The announcement allows JetBlue to operate routes between London, New York and Boston. It follows the news that JetBlue has confirmed slots at London Heathrow and Gatwick at the beginning of April for the summer season.
The permit to operate is the first for a new airline since the United Kingdom left the EU.
Jet2 will take further step in their continued growth with the launch of flights for summer
In the next couple of weeks, IndiGo will be launching services to Bangkok and Singapore
Ryanair handled 11.7m passengers in November, as the carrier continues to grow at a strong
Emirates has marked UAE National Day with a spectacular low level A380 flypast at the Emirates Dubai 7s event over the weekend.
It has been revealed via Airbus’ Orders & Deliveries for November 2023 that Air Mauritius
Powered by twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D turbofan engines, the Dassault Aviation Falcon 6X business jet has now seen entry into service.
A recent NTSB Summit has seen government and industry leaders address the topic of mental health in the aviation industry.
Earlier today, a Buzz Boeing 737 MAX was evacuated at Stockholm Arlanda due to smoke
Air Canada has introduced an innovative ‘air-to-rail’ travel options allowing connection at European airports with 4 major passenger rail systems.
Air France has taken delivery of the sixth Airbus A220-300 from asset management firm ABL Aviation, becoming the 31st A220 in its fleet.
London Gatwick Airport has made three project changes as it continues to progress and refine its Northern Runway plans.
