Boeing have confirmed that Lufthansa will be their launch customer for the Boeing 777X. Discover what this means for Lufthansa, and why the 777X is crucial.

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Emirates remains confident in Thailand as its Southeast Asia hub after reporting the most business and first-class passengers flying from the country, which prompted the airline to launch its largest ...

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Boeing's newest plane has been beset by certification delays, with flight tests paused for months, sparking frustration among ...

Emirates currently operates 41 airport lounges worldwide, including seven at Dubai International Airport and 34 across its ...

For years, Lufthansa and EK have fought over the Boeing 777-9 launch customer title. Ambiguity developed because of shifting ...

It’s the biggest cabin on an aircraft and the one most of us fly in, even though we would much rather be closer to the front ...

Etihad Airways announced a significant expansion of its Italian network with the addition of a third daily flight to Milan, ...

Boeing confirms German carrier Lufthansa will be the launch operator for the in-certification 777-9, settling uncertainty ...

More pitch and recline? “We’ve got to do better than we’re doing at the moment,” says Emirates boss Sir Tim Clark.