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RSSLast couple of weeks have spelled a really taxing time for airplane passengers. While a lot of you might have been left stranded at airports others were almost prisoners on planes.
These recent winter storms that forced passengers to spend...
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This is very much true though the identity of the buyer remains a mystery. This of course sets a new precinct in the league of ostentatious air travel in the private...
made popular Jun 20 2007
The historic Qantas Boeing 707-138B lands for the last time at Sydney International Airport.
The final touch town for Qantas, a 47-year-old Boeing 707,...
made popular Jun 11 2007
In view of an planned eight-hour strike by Alitalia flight attendants and air traffic controllers, the airlines has cancelled almost 400 flights today. A strike by the...
made popular May 22 2007
We know of the Airbus A380 as the most ambitious civil aircraft program yet. The A380-800, the passenger model, is to be the largest passenger airliner in the world,...
made popular Feb 8 2007
They are doing this to enhance tourism and also because their nearest rival Qantas Airways of Australia cut a fuel surcharge on some flights last week following falls...
made popular Jan 19 2007
Now customers using jet airways can book and pay for their E-Tickets over an exclusively customized and secure IVR system. Owing to its features, the IVR system takes...
made popular Jan 18 2007
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) today awarded the new nonstop U.S.-China route to United Airlines. A daily service between Dulles International Airport near...
made popular Jan 10 2007
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