Vintage photos show how flying first class has changed over the past 70 years
The luxury of the Golden Age of air travel is still alive and well in the first-class cabins of the world's leading airlines.
European airlines are waging a first-class battle to woo rich travelers who like turning left
Air France, Lufthansa, and British Airways have all recently unveiled new first-class suites with many routes to the US as ...
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Our rights to operate flights to UK not cancelled- Uganda Airlines
The national carrier will operate four weekly non-stop flights between Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick, ...
Here's Where American Airlines Will Deploy Its Boeing 787s Fitted With New Business Class
American is slated to take delivery of the first of several new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners next month. These new aircraft will ...
All The Routes British Airways Is Scheduling Its Airbus A380s On Next Month
The trick in question is the Airbus A380, which, in BA's configuration, has the capacity to seat 469 guests. While airlines ...
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Uganda Airlines taps into UK market with flights to London
Direct flights to London Gatwick will offer convenience for travelers, addressing the growing demand for seamless travel ...
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Uganda Airlines to commence direct Entebbe-London flights using Airbus A330-800s
Uganda Airlines has announced it will commence direct Entebbe to London flights in May 2025 using its rare Airbus A330-800s.
The UK Gets New Long-Haul Flights By This Airline On The Rare Airbus A330-800
The first takeoff is in less than two months, with little lead-in time to drive awareness and sales for a brand-new operator ...
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I Flew Around the World in First Class
It honestly was one of the most exciting things I’ve ever done. Departing London, stopping off along the way until I landed back in London a month later. Examples being Emirates First Class ...
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First class is back, baby (but does it make sense for airlines?)
More and more, The Age reported in 2018, “airlines are chucking their first-class seats out the door”. Travellers were perfectly happy with business cabins, and airlines were competing ...