Aer Lingus’ first transatlantic service from the UK took to the skies on Wednesday, 20 October with the departure of the airline’s first ever non-stop direct flight from Manchester to Barbados. The brand new EI 31 service departed from Manchester Airport marking a major new milestone in the Irish flag-carrier’s
Qantas flights from Melbourne to London has been brought forward to 6 November 2021, six weeks earlier than scheduled. The airline will be operating two days per week with 787 aircraft and ramping up daily from 18 December 2021. This decision has been made following the Victorian Government’s decision to
London’s Gatwick Airport has announced that it will be using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on all easyJet flights operating from Gatwick to Glasgow throughout the COP26 Climate Change Conference. The airline had also introduced an electric hydrant dispenser provided by World Fuel Services at the airport – the first in
easyJet has announced it will open the doors to its first airport lounge in collaboration with No1 Lounges at the North Terminal at London Gatwick Airport where easyJet is the largest airline. Opening on 21 October, the new lounge can be booked in advance through easyJet’s exclusive partnership with Holiday
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines have returned to Barbados after 83 years, landing at the Grantley Adams International Airport on October 17, 2021 to an honorary water salute. The airline was the first commercial airline to arrive at the Seawell Airport in Barbados on October 19, 1938. Now it makes history
Ryanair has announced a new route from Derry to Manchester, operating three weekly flights starting from winter 2021. To celebrate, Ryanair has launched a £19.99 seat sale for travel until the end of March 2022, which must be booked by midnight on Friday, 15th October on the airline’s website. Ryanair’s
