Researchers link 59 Irish COVID cases to inbound long-haul flight
Nearly 60 cases of COVID-19 infection, including one ICU admission, were tied to a single long-haul flight arriving in Dublin over the summer. While stopping...
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737 MAX grounding kills off Norwegian’s smaller TATL operations
Norwegian's experiment flying single-aisle aircraft across the Atlantic is coming to an end. The carrier will shutter its six remaining routes connecting Ireland with North...
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Ethiopian pushes Togo as a gateway to America
Ethiopian Airlines will soon connect Los Angeles with Lomé, Togo. The shift adds just over two hours to the trip between Los Angeles and Addis...
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WestJet Dreams of Europe: Initial 787-9 routes announced
London, Paris and Dublin are the first destinations for WestJet's new 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. The aircraft will be based in the carrier's Calgary hub and...
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Norwegian comes to Canada, eh!
Norwegian Airlines is once again launching its winter service between North America and the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique. And this time around Canada...
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Seattle joins the Aer Linugs route map
Aer Lingus is set to connect the Emerald Isle with the Emerald City. The Dublin-based carrier will launch flights to Seattle on 18 May 2018....
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United downgrades Dublin for Summer 2018
United Airlines is swapping a 777HD config on to one of its shortest transatlantic route for the summer, downgrading both business class and economy for...
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The 737MAX continues growth across the Atlantic
Transatlantic flight schedules continue to grow, even as the planes flying the routes shrink. Air Canada and Icelandair will fly new 737MAX across the Pond...
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Aer Lingus brings Basic Economy across the Pond
First of the legacy carriers to bring Basic Economy across the Atlantic: That's Aer Lingus. The cuts aren't as deep as the LCCs they attempt...
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SDC, screwed-up seats and some crazy karma
I took the wrong seat by accident. With less space than I originally booked. And somehow it ended up a smart move. Travel is strange.