To bring you more aviation news, Airinsight introduces News in Brief. During October, we compile a rolling story by date with news that is sometimes too small for a deep analysis but still interesting enough not to be missed. 15 – Eighteen months later than...
Qantas confirmed that it has chosen the northern Australian city of Darwin as the stopover point for flights to London when international flights out of the country resume in November. The carrier says an agreement has been reached with Darwin Airport and the Northern...
The Airbus A380 is set for a revival. Just when many thought that Covid had done for the biggest passenger airplane in the world, a number of airlines have planned to reintroduce the type into service. British Airways confirmed today that it will re-activate four...
Qantas will need a few more months before it will select the aircraft for its short- and medium-haul fleet renewal. It will then place orders for 100+ aircraft by mid-2022, likely at next July’s Farnborough Airshow. So far, all the three big airframers Airbus, Boeing,...
Air New Zealand allows only fully vaccinated passengers on board its aircraft when it resumes international services. The airline said on October 3 that it will introduce the ‘no jab, no fly’-policy as being vaccinated is the new reality of international air travel....
