Delta is increasing flight frequencies between Atlanta and Buenos Aires with additional seasonal flights starting November 19 ...

The longest non-stop flight from Seattle scheduled for April is to Singapore by Singapore Airlines. The flight is operated every second day (17 flights total) on an Airbus A350-900 and travels an ...

Three weekly flights are scheduled for Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and offer 25 tons of cargo capacity in each direction ...

Condor's director of sales for the Americas, Mikko Turtiainen, tells V.I.A. the airline invested in a new fleet amid the ...

Only four airlines will be operating MAX 8s over distances longer than 2,500 miles and most of these are Canadians flying to the Caribbean.

Delta’s fleet includes aircraft like the Boeing 757 and 767 plus the Airbus A350 across its routes. At JFK, Delta Airlines faces ... many of the domestic and Caribbean routes out of JFK, using ...

In addition to its ATR 72 and Boeing 737 passenger aircraft, Caribbean Airlines Cargo operates a Boeing 767 all-cargo aircraft with five weekly return flights between Miami and Port-of-Spain. Damian ...

The LATAM Group is implementing and upgrading its lounges located in various airports across South America. This year alone, ...

On a Tuesday afternoon, Delta flight DAL4, a Boeing 767-400, took off from London Heathrow at 4:24 ... arriving safely with all 129 passengers and crew members on board. Delta Airlines ensured that ...

The only flight operated by a US-based airline to divert to the Irish facility was United Airlines flight UA146 from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), operated by a Boeing 767-300ER.

The merger with Chicago and Southern Airlines in 1953 brought Delta its first international routes outside of the continental US, serving points in the Caribbean and to Caracas ... the company’s first ...

United Airlines flight UA147 had just left the London ... Online reports show the plane, a Boeing 767-300, is currently preparing to land back at Heathrow Airport - a few minutes after those ...