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British Airways marks 80 years on Hamburg–London route

Hamburg Airport has marked 80 years of British Airways service on the Hamburg–London route, tracing the link back to 1 September 1946, when British European Airways began flying London–Amsterdam–Hamburg–Berlin. British Airways now operates up to 27 weekly flights between Hamburg…

Lufthansa and Air Dolomiti to cut four European routes from late October

Lufthansa Group is trimming its short-haul European network from the winter schedule change on 25 October, with four routes from Germany disappearing from the timetable. Frankfurt–Nantes, Frankfurt–Trieste, Munich–Genoa and Munich–Istanbul are listed as suspensions, while some flying on other regional…

Discover Airlines to add first UK leisure routes in summer 2027

Discover Airlines will launch its first UK leisure services in summer 2027, opening new routes from Frankfurt to Glasgow, Bristol and Inverness, alongside a Munich–Glasgow connection. The Munich service is being transferred from Lufthansa mainline, and the new flying will…

Lufthansa to close Frankfurt AirRail Terminal in October

Lufthansa will close its AirRail Terminal at Frankfurt Airport on 26 October, ending the dedicated check-in and baggage-drop service for rail passengers at the long-distance station. Travellers booked on the airline’s combined rail-and-air product will instead use the regular check-in…

National Express trials electric bus at Stansted Airport

National Express has begun a one-month trial of a battery-electric Mercedes-Benz eCitaro at London Stansted Airport, using the bus on the landside shuttle between the airport’s long-stay car park and the terminal. The test replaces a diesel Mercedes-Benz Citaro on…

AirAsia launches first codeshare with Pegasus on Istanbul-Europe link

AirAsia has launched its first codeshare partnership with Pegasus Airlines, opening one-stop connections between Southeast Asia and Europe via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen. The agreement, effective immediately, starts with five European destinations and will see AirAsia X raise Kuala Lumpur-Istanbul service…

ANA selects Airbus for new ab-initio pilot training programme

Airbus and All Nippon Airways have launched a comprehensive ab-initio pilot training agreement that will see the European manufacturer train ANA Group and partner-airline cadets from no prior flying experience. The programme will begin later this year with 19 trainees…

Zelensky warns airlines over rising risk in Russian airspace

Volodymyr Zelensky has warned airlines, insurers and operators still using Russian airspace that the route is becoming “completely dangerous” as Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign intensifies. The warning, issued as major Russian airports and routes near Moscow and St Petersburg remain…

Munich Airport opens new Parkhaus P8 for travellers

Munich Airport has opened its new Parkhaus P8 for travellers, replacing an older garage beside the airport’s two terminals. The multi-storey facility provides about 3,700 parking spaces between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, allowing passengers to walk to either terminal…

T’way Air to rebrand as Trinity Airways on 10 September

T’way Air will become Trinity Airways on 10 September, ending the 16-year T’way brand as South Korea’s low-cost carrier completes a full corporate rebrand. The change covers domestic and international services, while the TW airline code, flight numbers, schedules and…

Neos flies Boeing 737 Max to Greenland on charter work

Neos has begun charter services to Greenland with a Boeing 737 Max 8, using the type on flights between Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle, Kangerlussuaq and Nuuk. One round trip on 27 August linked Paris with Kangerlussuaq, while the aircraft EI-RZA later operated charter…

Virgin Australia accelerates Boeing 737-800 exit

Virgin Australia will phase out five Boeing 737-800s in fiscal 2027 while taking delivery of five 737-8s, sharpening its shift toward newer narrowbody aircraft across its Australian domestic network. The fleet move leaves the airline’s mainline narrowbody fleet at 104…