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BermudAir, the flag carrier of Bermuda, launched its operations a couple of years ago as the island’s first locally established airline. It received its air operator’s certificate from the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority in July 2023 and started flying that September with initial services to Boston and White Plains. The carrier has since expanded across the United States and eastern Canada. According to aviation analytics provider Cirium, BermudAir has scheduled more than 2,800 flights this year. Indeed, the US has been its key market. This year, it launched several new routes, including Newark, Charleston, LaGuardia, Providence, Raleigh–Durham, and Richmond. Overall,…

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport(ATL) is the world’s busiest airport for passenger traffic. It was knocked off the number one spot briefly during the pandemic, but it gained it back again in 2021. The airport has been the busiest in the world, stretching as far back as 1998. In 2024, the airport processed 108.1 million passengers, according to the Airports Council International World. One might be surprised when thinking that London Heathrow Airport(LHR), Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT) or Dubai International Airport (DXB) might be larger and busier but ATL is North America’s largest and indeed, the world’s busiest airport in 2025.…

SWISS International Air Lines has big plans for its long-haul fleet, with the carrier set to make several major upgrades to its fleet. This includes new aircraft and a new onboard product. The newest aircraft set to join the fleet will be the Airbus A350-900, which SWISS has selected to serve as the next flagship widebody of its long-haul fleet as part of a larger modernization effort. The product itself is SWISS Senses, a full long-haul cabin and service concept set to lift comfort across the board in every cabin All the while, this concept will give the airline a…

The Boeing 777 is a hugely popular widebody twinjet, with Boeing’s data showing that it had racked up almost 2,400 orders and 1,800 deliveries as of October 2025 (including those from the new 777X series). Diving deeper into these numbers, a curious dichotomy appears, whereby the original 777-300 model sold relatively poorly, with only 60 examples produced, while its Extended Range 777-300ER counterpart sold well over 800 examples. As a result of this contrast, the non-ER Boeing 777-300 has always been a rare aircraft, with this phenomenon being accentuated today due to the type’s increasing age and the retirements that…

Subscription Required By Scott Hamilton and Bjorn Fehrm Dec. 1, 2025, © Leeham News: Airbus rolled its first A350F out of the factory last week. It now moves to another building for the installation of systems and engines. The first flight is planned for the third quarter next year, as a second freighter is completed to begin regimented flight testing. Airbus hopes to deliver the first freighter in the second half of 2027. Figure 1. The first Airbus A350F rolled out of the factory this month. Source: Airbus. Boeing’s new freighter, the 777-8F, is still a “paper” airplane. With 59…

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has become a major piece of many airlines’ operations. This is no exception for Turkish Airlines either. Turkey’s flagship carrier has heavily integrated the type into its operations, using its hub at Istanbul Airport to service destinations worldwide. The 787’s efficiency and range make it the perfect fit for many airlines. Turkish Airlines’ deployment highlights the Dreamliner’s flexibility, as well as the airline’s reach and expansive route network. Join us as we explore Turkish Airlines’ most frequent route using their Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Development Of The Boeing 787 Credit: Boeing The Boeing 787 Dreamliner was launched in…

Despite mostly being in the shadow of newer small twin-engine aircraft for years, the Airbus A380 is enjoying an impressive comeback this winter. Schedule data from Cirium for November 2025 through February 2026, analyzed by Simple Flying route analysts, helps demonstrate how heavily a handful of trunk routes still rely on the double-decker aircraft, with Emirates and Qatar Airways using the type to concentrate huge volumes of capacity into their main hubs. Measured by the number of flights, these seven city pairs alone account for thousands of Airbus A380 movements and many billions of available seat miles over four months.…

A French senator has claimed that Airbus Germany failed to produce several technical sub-assemblies for the Future Combat Air System, and that this shortfall is what pushed Dassault Aviation to demand stronger governance over the New Generation Fighter program. The remarks, first identified by Opex360, emerged during a Senate budget hearing. According to Senator Hugues Saury, co-rapporteur for France’s defense equipment program, Airbus’s German subsidiary “was not able to carry out the technical sub-assemblies for which it had responsibility.” Saury told the Senate’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that this alleged failure contributed to strained relations between engineering teams and…

There’s often some confusion about which American Airlines wide body jets have which business class seats. In this post, I’d like to provide a rundown of which seats you should expect to find in business class on various long haul flights. I figure this is an especially good time to look at this, given that American recently introduced an all-new business class seat. Note that this is separate from the seats you’ll find in premium cabins on narrow body domestic flights, as those are very different different… American’s four wide body business class seats American has four different kinds of…

Moldova has temporarily shut down its airspace after two Russian drones crossed into the nation’s airspace overnight, ultimately forcing diversions and briefly disrupting operations at Chișinău International Airport (RMO) in the nation’s capital. Officials said that the objects in question posed a direct threat to overall flight safety, and they transited through Moldovan territory before they continued into Ukraine, where the war remains ongoing. The airspace closure lasted approximately 70 minutes, ultimately demonstrating how spillover from Russia’s ongoing campaign can rapidly escalate into an incident for neighboring nations. The latest breach here is also political. The Moldovan government argues that…