The time has gone when air-taxis were meant only for the top executives and the fabulously wealthy. Florida based company, Dayjet Corp. plans to launch affordable air-taxi service this August. The company aims to bring the real convenience of...
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Irish regional airline Aer Arann is all set to launch its new service from Galway to Newcastle with free tickets at check-in for the first passengers, local musicians and dancers.
Flights will run on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays,...
Yotel, a Japanese-style capsule hotel which is the brainchild of the team behind Yo! Sushi is getting a Cinderella makeover next week and lands at Gatwick, ready to welcome those who fear they might miss their flight.
The Japanese capsule hotels...
The seat pitch in the economy cabins is going to increase as per the proposal made by Europe's air safety authorities (EASA).
Safety and the health issues are the factors that have led EASA make this proposal.
According to European Union...
Zoom Airlines the UK sister company to Canada's premiere low cost, full service, transatlantic airline, has landed its first flight in the U.S. Joining the ranks of stiff competition between low cost transatlantic airlines.
The low-fare,...
The departures of all United Airlines were halted system-wide for two hours due to a computer malfunction. It is said that the problem was computer outage which lasted from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. PDT, when the departures were able to resume.
O'Hare,...
This is very much true though the identity of the buyer remains a mystery. This of course sets a new precinct in the league of ostentatious air travel in the private plane sector. The Learjet will be left way behind by the 73-metre-long (239-feet)...
As per J.D. Power and Associates' customer-satisfaction rankings of North American airlines, JetBlue Airways Corp. and Continental Airlines Inc. have topped once again.
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Continental finished first among traditional network carriers...
Well some call it a nasty precedent, using landscapes just for advertisement. No wonder they are upset with a giant silhouette of a pole dancer painted on a field beneath the flight path of Gatwick Airport is putting out many people. The 100,000 square.
Concealed beneath a thick blanket of fog, with the skies overcrowded with too many planes, Planes need more than just good pilots to help them land safely! Aviation experts say a $40-billion GPS system is needed to handle the huge volume of traffic in...
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