The World of Aviation

Emirates has announced the first destinations to be served by its newly refurbished Boeing 777 aircraft, featuring upgraded cabin interiors and a new Premium Economy class. The airline plans to introduce the revamped 777s on routes to Geneva, Tokyo Haneda and Brussels, with flights now available for booking. Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial

Air India is set to resume flights to Zurich after a 27-year absence, partnering with global air services provider dnata for ground handling operations. dnata has secured a multi-year contract to provide passenger, ramp and baggage services for Air India’s new four-weekly service between Zurich and Delhi. The airline will operate Boeing 787-8 aircraft on

Fiji Airways has announced it will join American Airlines’ AAdvantage travel rewards program, offering members new benefits and redemption options when flying with either carrier. The partnership, set to begin in the coming year, will allow AAdvantage members to enjoy priority services when traveling on Fiji Airways flights. Elite members will receive benefits including priority

RwandAir celebrated the first anniversary of its direct flight service between Paris and Kigali, strengthening connections between Europe and Africa. The airline launched the route in June 2023, operating three flights per week between the French capital and Rwanda’s capital city. Over the past year, RwandAir has operated more than 150 flights on the route

Thai Airways has announced a major technology upgrade through an expanded partnership with travel technology company Amadeus. The airline will revamp its website and mobile booking channels using Amadeus’ Digital Experience Suite to offer passengers a more personalized and seamless travel experience. Thai Airways will implement Amadeus’ Network Revenue Management system to optimize pricing and

Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced plans to start daily flights between Singapore and Beijing’s Daxing International Airport from 11 November 2024, pending regulatory approvals. The new service will give travellers convenient access to Beijing, Hebei and Tianjin regions via the airport’s transport links. SIA will also increase flights to Beijing Capital International Airport to 21 weekly