Bodrum Luxury Tourism Gains Momentum as Ennismore Announces First Mondrian Hotel in Türkiye
Bodrum Luxury Tourism Gains Momentum as Ennismore Announces First Mondrian Hotel in Türkiye Ennismore announces Mondrian Bodrum, a 108-room adults-only luxury resort in Türkiye with beach clubs, dining and wellness facil…
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US Six Flags Unveils Massive 2027 Free Entry Deal with Holiday Tickets, Senior Perks and Black Friday Offers Six Flags launches a limited-time holiday ticket deal offering free spring and summer 2027 admission, senior be…
Read moreWhy Some Boeing 787-9s Offer First Class While Others Stop At Business
The 787-9 with the most premium seats has no first class. United fits 99, ahead of British Airways at 85.
Read moreWhy The US Is Worried About Canada & Europe's Aircraft Manufacturing Talks
The Saab Gripen is not integrated into NORAD, and its ability to fulfill Canadian NORAD requirements is questionable and opaque.
Read moreVietnam’s 135,000-Seat Mega Stadium Set for 2027 Opening as Hanoi Targets Global Sports Tourism
Vietnam’s 135,000-Seat Mega Stadium Set for 2027 Opening as Hanoi Targets Global Sports Tourism Vietnam prepares to open the 135,000-seat VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium in Hanoi in July 2027, boosting global sports tourism…
Read moreDubai Stuns the World in 2026 Family Travel Rankings, Beats Singapore and Hong Kong as Abu Dhabi Joins Top Five
Dubai Stuns the World in 2026 Family Travel Rankings, Beats Singapore and Hong Kong as Abu Dhabi Joins Top Five Dubai and Abu Dhabi ranked among the world's top five child-friendly cities in the Radical Storage 2026 fami…
Read moreAI Agents Still Need Middlemen. But Will They Need Amadeus?
Amadeus has the scale and airline relationships, but those advantages don't guarantee it a direct role in AI-agent bookings.
Read moreUS Fines Air France & KLM For Flying Delta Codeshares Too Low Over Iraqi Conflict Zone
Air France and KLM have been issued fines by the US Department Of Transportation after it was revealed that both European carriers operated Delta Air Lines codeshare flights below 32,000 feet above Iraq. The fines were i…
Read moreAviation’s Next Disaster Could Be In Your Carry-On
Battery incidents are rising and airlines are tightening restrictions, with cabin crews the last line of defense. Is the industry doing enough to prevent the next fire, or simply getting better at putting them out?
Read more5 Airbus A321XLR Routes Replacing Widebody Aircraft
Airlines are persuaded by favorable economics and point-to-point travel trends.
Read moreAirbnb Sells IP to AI Lab Owned by Its CEO and CTO
Airbnb’s CEO and CTO both own part of the lab buying its IP, but the filing gives shareholders little detail on what changed hands.
Read moreWynn Holds UAE Casino Date but Weighs How to Open Amid War
Wynn is holding to its September 2027 date for the UAE’s first casino resort but it will now decide in February what form the opening takes. The U.S.-Iran war means its first customers may travel from down the road in Du…
Read moreSingapore Airlines introduces new first and business long-haul cabin products
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced its new first, business, premium economy and economy long-haul products, to arrive from…
Read moreAirbus aims for 259 aircraft deliveries before year end to reach annual target
Airbus is aiming to make 259 commercial aircraft deliveries across November and December 2026, in order for the…
Read moreBombardier raises 2026 cash flow forecast above $1.3B as services hit record
Bombardier reported on November 5, 2026, that it raised its 2026 free cash flow forecast to more than…
Read moreWill NASA’s newest X-plane bring science fiction to life?
NASA has unveiled details behind its latest X-plane vision, promising a new platform that will advance flight control…
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