Airbus A350s, A321XLRs & A330neos: Inside Iberia's $6 Billion Fleet Investment
Spanish flag carrier Iberia recently unveiled Flight Plan 2030, a strategic roadmap anchored by a $6 billion investment to scale operations and renew its fleet. Under the plan, the airline aims to expand its long-haul fleet from 45 to approximately 70 widebody aircraft.
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Ambitions In Madrid: Iberia’s Current And Potential Future North American Routes Explored
Iberia has unveiled an ambitious future for its long-haul network, with the Spanish airline, part of the International Airlines Group (IAG) alongside British Airways, outlining a potential investment of up to €6 billion ($6.9 billion) in its operations over the next few years.
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Air Transat Will Start Flying To Europe's 2nd Busiest Airport This Winter
Canada’s Air Transat will expand its transatlantic route network by adding a new nonstop route connecting Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Istanbul Airport (IST) in Turkey. The new route will run year-round beginning December 6, 2025. Tickets for this new corridor will be available for booking within the next few days, the airline said.
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Austin–Bergstrom’s Summer ATC Staffing Falls To “Less Than Half” Of The FAA’s Standard
The regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) demand that the air traffic control (ATC) tower at Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) be staffed by 60 air controllers. According to CBS, as of today, the tower has only 29 controllers- less than half the required number.
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Incapacitated Captain Forces Air Canada Flight Back To Montreal
On May 12, an Air Canada Airbus A220-300 (formerly Bombardier C-Series CS300)-operated flight bound for Texas was forced to turn back to Montreal after the captain became medically incapacitated mid-flight, as reported by The Aviation Herald. The aircraft was cruising over Pennsylvania when another qualified company pilot onboard assumed command.
“It Hurts My Heart”: Protesters Rally Against Avelo Airlines’ Deportation Operation
On Wednesday, June 18th, protestors gathered outside Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ), according to ABC7 News. The group assembled to “Say no to Avelo” and display disapproval of the airline’s charter contract to fly Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deportation flights.
Is Mars really red? A physicist explains the planet’s reddish hue and why it looks different to some telescopes
Dead Of Night: Are These The US & Canada's 'Worst' Flights To Europe?
The US and Canada have nearly 47,000 scheduled passenger flights to Europe in July and August. The most common departure time is at 20:30, which is a normal and sensible time of the day. However, 1% of services will leave between midnight and 04:00, which is much more intriguing. Of course, whether such flights are the 'worst' is entirely subjective.
Frontier Airlines Says Its Unliable After Passenger Allegedly Finds Urine-Soaked Bag
On June 9, 2025, a Frontier Airlines passenger flying from Seattle to Dallas discovered that her under-seat carry-on bag, which was a backpack, had been somehow soaked with a mysterious, odorous fluid. While she initially assumed the fluid to be water or soda, she quickly noticed that the liquid was yellow while attempting to dry the item in the lavatory. She believed that the person in front of her had urinated during the flight, something for which she sought out the help of airline staff.
New technique promises clearer, more frequent views of black holes
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