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At present, the Airbus A220-300 is certified to carry a maximum of 149 passengers if it has a specific type of overwing exit. However, Airbus is seeking certification for its Canadian-designed aircraft to accommodate 160 passengers. Work on this process is set to begin this year.
The potential increase in passenger capacity raises questions about who will benefit more from this development: the passengers or the airlines operating the aircraft.
Flying Food Group announced on LinkedIn that it recognized its culinary team in celebration of National Culinarians Day.
Emirates has introduced its new Airbus A350 aircraft to Bologna’s Guglielmo Marconi Airport, marking the first time this model is operated in Italy and making Bologna one of the first ten cities worldwide to receive it.
Citi has announced a significant partnership with American Airlines, allowing 1:1 point transfers from its ThankYou Rewards program to the airline's AAdvantage loyalty program.
Citi has introduced a new premium travel credit card, the Citi Strata Elite℠ Card, as a successor to the Citi Prestige Card.
Flying Food Group has highlighted the importance of its Corporate Treasury Team in managing financial resources.
Etihad Airways is preparing to launch its new Airbus A321LR aircraft, which promises to enhance the narrow-body flying experience.
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