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Tampa International Airport is Adding Two New Lounges as part of New Airside Project
Tampa International Airport is expanding with the construction of Airside D and will add two new lounges as part of the expansion.
British Airways Ending Flights to Beijing
British Airways is ending its 4x weekly flights between London and Beijing, pulling them from the schedule beginning in October.
WestJet Forced to Ground 10% of its Fleet After Hailstorm
WestJet, the second largest carrier in Canada, has been forced to ground 10% of its fleet after a hailstorm hit its Calgary hub.
United Airlines is Discontinuing its Inflight Magazine, Hemispheres
United Airlines is discontinuing its inflight magazine, Hemispheres, in the near future as the airline pivots to digital offerings.
Emirates Unveils its First, Retrofitted, Four-Cabin Boeing 777
Emirates has unveiled its first retrofitted four-cabin Boeing 777 aircraft featuring new Business Class seats and a Premium Economy cabin.
Cathay Group Orders Thirty Airbus A330neo Aircraft
Cathay Group, the parent company of Cathay Pacific placed orders for thirty Airbus A330neo aircraft that will be used to refresh its regional fleet.
Breeze Launching New Routes, Going Head to Head Against Avelo
Breeze is launching new routes, some of which will compete directly with ultra-low-cost carrier Avelo Airlines.
Microsoft Responds to Delta’s Legal Threats with a Stern Letter
Microsoft legal counsel has responded to Delta's legal threats with another scathing letter to the carrier, echoing CrowdStrike's response.
United Adjusts Flights for Chicago Bears Fans this Fall
United Airlines, the official airline of the Chicago Bears, had adjusted flight schedules and added flights for away games this fall.
CrowdStrike Responds to Delta’s Legal Threats
CrowdStrike's outside counsel has responded to Delta's legal threats with a scathing letter disputing Delta's claims that the company is solely responsible for Delta's operational meltdown last month.