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This promotional film made by BOAC during the 1950s, titled ‘Tomorrow is Theirs’, offers a fascinating glimpse into all aspects of the airline’s operations and also features the cabins of the glorious Bristol Britannia. Highly recommended viewing if you have a spare 25 minutes!
This summer will see ANA fly new cabin products on its B777-300ERs, including upgraded economy and premium economy cabins, “THE Suite” and “THE Room”, inspired by Japanese heritage and Western design principles. Take a tour…
On June 28, 2019, United Airlines became the first public company to be inducted into Pride Live’s Stonewall Ambassador program in recognition of its commitment to LGBTQ+ equality. Here’s why…
As the Mitsubishi SpaceJet approaches entry into market, Shunichi Miyanaga, chairman of MHI and Alex Belamy, MHI’s chief development officer, explain the inspiration for the aircraft’s name and the ethos of the cabin design
In the third and final episode of the interview, Canada Jetlines’ CEO, Javier Suarez discusses the opportunities for the airline, and what keeps him up at night…
In the second part of a three-part interview, Canada Jetlines’ CEO, Javier Suarez talks with Grant Howard about the financial aspects of setting up an ultra-low-cost carrier
Want to know more about the thinking behind Canada Jetlines? In the first episode of a three-part interview, the airline’s CEO, Javier Suarez talks with Grant Howard, president of Howard Group – the airline’s capital markets communications advisor – about his background and how the airline will work
Meet Canada Jetlines, the world’s newest airline. This Canadian startup intends to bring the ultra-low-cost carrier model to the Canadian market, and is starting operations in December 2019 with all-economy A320s fitted with 180 lightweight seats from Acro. Take a look at the airline’s “playfully provocative” brand identity
2019 hasn’t been a great year for Boeing so far. To keep a positive focus, the company is using Paris Air Show to showcase its 787-9 Dreamliner and 777X, and to discuss values including integrity, quality and safety. This video gives the views of a few of the 150,000 employees who build Boeing products