Qatar Airways has launched ‘Let’s Fly’ – a brand refresh campaign inviting travellers to once again take to the skies in search of new experiences and memories. The new campaign encourages people to start a journey of discovery from the moment they step onboard a Qatar Airways aircraft. With creative
Vueling has introduced a new onboard menu that provides travelers with plant-based and gluten-free dining options while in the air. For vegans, a box snack is available featuring roasted red pepper dip, rosemary crackers, seasoned green olives, hummus and baklava, and a quinoa salad with chickpeas and mint. Gluten-free selections
Ryanair has partnered with Astonfly to deliver a “major” training partnership programme in Paris. Through the programme, Ryanair will recruit and train up to 500 new cadet pilots over a 4 year period. Ryanair said that the partnership will ensure that it continues to “attract highly trained professional pilots to
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have expanded their summer 2023 programme from all Glasgow, East Midlands and Bristol Airports. The companies have announced more flights and holidays, as well as brand new destinations, with an additional aircraft coming into operation at each of the three bases to support the extension. Brand new
Emirates will restart flights to London Stansted (STN) in August after a two-year pause due to the pandemic. The airline said in an official statement that it is continuing to rebuild its UK and global network in response to sustained demand for international travel. Stansted is Emirates’ third London gateway.
Virgin Atlantic is rolling out enhancements across its inflight food and beverage services. All cabins will be treated to a new onboard menu, with a pre-order option for those travelling in Upper Class. The airline said in a statement that the onboard changes align with the removal of all remaining
