Also notable is that this new flight will be on one of Emirates’ latest Boeing 777s featuring its new ... a huge step up from the previous Emirates 777 product seat), it’s “overdue yet underwhelming” ...

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One of the world’s most elegant first class suites is undergoing a haute couture transformation, with Air France’s new 777 La Première set to strut down the runway in March 2025. And despite the delay ...

Within the market, it competes with the 777 series, as well as the new Boeing 777X. Singapore Airlines is the largest operator of A350-900 aircraft; other primary users include Cathay Pacific, Qatar ...

Qatar Airways has signaled a pivot in its fleet strategy, considering the cancellation of its Boeing 737 orders following the resolution of its prolonged legal dispute with Airbus. The airline, which ...

A Melbourne Airport spokesperson confirmed the Etihad Airways flight had “rejected takeoff”. “The Aviation Rescue and Firefighting Service responded to a request from the aircraft and ...

An Etihad Airways Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aborted its takeoff from Melbourne Airport in Australia on Sunday for technical reasons, according to reports. Etihad Airways Flight EY461 from Melbourne ...

An Etihad Airways Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aborted take-off at Melbourne Airport on Sunday after a landing gear malfunction led to smoke and damage to two of the aircraft’s wheels, the airline said.

An Etihad Airways' Boeing 787-9 similar to the one that blew two tires after an aborted takeoff at Melbourne Airport. A Boeing 787-9 has ten tyres in total, including two at the front and eight in ...

A Boeing 787 plane aborted takeoff at Australia's Melbourne Airport on Sunday for "technical reasons," according to Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

An Etihad Airways flight with 289 passengers on board was forced to abort its take-off at Melbourne Airport on Sunday evening after two wheels on the aircraft's landing gear exploded. The incident ...