Taiwan's China Airlines is postponing the retirement of some of its older aircraft due to delays in getting Boeing 787-9 jets ...

But on British Airways’ Airbus A380 ... seat on another airline, most passengers would. This outdated product simply doesn’t meet the price point anymore. Have you flown this cabin? Let’s hear your ...

A new image has surfaced online that reportedly shows China’s next-generation stealth ... Interestingly, it seems to have side-by-side seating (two seats next to each other), which is very ...

Vietnam Airlines and China Southern Airlines have entered a joint venture arrangement as they look to tap into travel demand between the two countries. The partnership – the first of its kind ...

HANOI, June 6 (Reuters) - Vietnam Airlines said on Friday it has formed a joint venture with China Southern Airlines, the first such aviation partnership between the two countries. The joint ...

China Southern Airlines on Wednesday operated its first ... configured in a three-class layout with 164 seats, per the statement. Following its debut, Nanyang Jiangying Airport will regularly ...

Airbus shares rose after Bloomberg reported that Chinese airlines are mulling ordering hundreds of planes. The report comes as trade tensions between China and the US have escalated. Tariffs mean ...

Chinese airlines are considering ordering up to 300 narrowbody and ... Reuters first reported in April that China has been in on-off negotiations to place an order for up to 500 Airbus jets. Keep ...

Alaska Airlines has revealed plans for its inaugural transatlantic route, introducing nonstop flights between Seattle and Rome. The move marks the airline’s first foray into Europe and ...

Global Airlines has denied any plans to operate as an ACMI carrier using Airbus A380 aircraft. This clarification comes soon after the airline’s first passenger flight, which was operated by Hi Fly on ...

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Southwest Airlines has signed an agreement with China Airlines that by 2026 will give Southwest customers the ability to book seamless travel to destinations in Asia, Europe and Australia.