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Air India Begins Boeing 787 Dreamliner Upgrades After FAA Flags Door Handle Safety Issue
Air India is carrying out phased modifications on parts of its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an Airworthiness Directive addressing a potential issue with door assist handles. The directive applies to certain Boeing 787-8, 787-9, and 787-10 aircraft after reports that door assist handles became detached from their…
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United Denies Free Flight Changes Over Trump Airport Name, Calls Leaked Memo “Poorly Worded”
United Airlines has responded to reports claiming that passengers could change their destination airport free of charge if they objected to flying into Florida’s newly renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport. The controversy began after aviation blog Live And Let’s Fly published what it described as an internal memo sent to United reservation agents.…
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Alaska & Hawaiian Airlines Add New Honolulu-Boise, Spokane And Las Vegas Flights; Auckland Route Dropped
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have announced new seasonal flights to and from Hawaii, expanding domestic travel options while making a major change to their Pacific network. Beginning in mid-December, Alaska Airlines will launch new nonstop seasonal service between Honolulu and Boise, Idaho, and Honolulu and Spokane, Washington. Alaska says it will be the only…
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She Turned Down a $200 American Airlines Upgrade to Stay With Her Friend—Then It Vanished Forever!
American Airlines’ upgrade system is sparking debate after a Utah traveler shared her frustrating experience with a limited-time seat upgrade offer. TikTok creator Aluxeandra revealed that she received a notification in the American Airlines app offering a discounted upgrade for around $200. Wanting to travel with her friend Becca, who didn’t receive the same offer,…
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Alaska Airlines Unveils Fallen Soldier Cart at Salt Lake City International Airport to Honor America’s Military Heroes
Alaska Airlines, in partnership with Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), has unveiled a custom-designed Fallen Soldier Cart dedicated to honoring the nation’s military heroes on their final journey. The newly introduced cart is the 19th created by Alaska Airlines’ Maintenance & Engineering employees as part of the airline’s Fallen Soldier Program, which was launched…
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