Emirates Airlines is launching a new Premium Economy Class cabin on its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, offering a more comfortable and luxurious travel experience between Economy and Business class. The new cabin will be available on select routes to Brussels, Geneva, and Tokyo Haneda starting in August 2024.
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The United States and the Dominican Republic have finalized an open skies agreement, aiming to reduce airfares, promote competition, and strengthen tourism ties between the two nations. The deal, concluded after 25 years of discussions, allows for unlimited flights between the countries, opening doors for expanded operations by existing airlines and new market entrants.
Korean Air has implemented new cabin service procedures to improve passenger safety in response to an increase in turbulence incidents. The airline will conclude cabin service earlier on long-haul flights, enforce stricter seatbelt rules, and emphasize the importance of following crew instructions. These measures are in line with similar safety protocols adopted by other airlines globally.
Air travel in the US continues to be plagued by problems, with passenger complaints reaching record highs in 2023. Flight delays remain a persistent issue, while cancellations have shown some improvement. The Department of Transportation (DOT) is actively working to address these concerns and ensure a positive air travel experience for all.
WestJet is working to assist passengers affected by a labor strike that began on June 28, disrupting operations during the busy July long weekend. The airline is committed to providing alternative travel arrangements or refunds in accordance with the Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR).
A beauty expert reveals the secret to avoiding puffy eyes and irritated skin after a long flight, recommending a specific type of skincare product to combat the effects of air travel on your complexion.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is expecting a record-breaking summer travel season, with over 1.5 million travelers anticipated from July 3rd to July 8th. The airport is urging passengers to plan ahead and utilize digital tools to minimize wait times and stress during this busy period.
The phenomenon of ‘gate lice’, passengers who crowd the gate before their boarding number is called, is a common sight at airports. Psychologists offer insights into why people engage in this behavior, citing factors like a need for control, social conformity, and a desire to secure overhead locker space. While it may seem like an unnecessary rush, it ultimately boils down to individual anxieties and the desire to be prepared.
Canada has expanded its air transport agreement with Argentina, opening up more travel options for Canadians and supporting business growth. The new agreement replaces a 1979 agreement and includes features like increased flight frequency and expanded destinations, benefiting both travelers and the air industry.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has seen a surge in air travel, with three of its highest passenger screening days ever occurring within the past month. The agency is urging travelers to anticipate crowded airports and arrive early to ensure a smooth journey through security checkpoints.