It's Sunday again, so it must be time for some more Airplane Art. This week, we have a Fiji Airways Airbus A330-200 taxiing at Singapore Changi Airport as it prepares to commence its journey back to Nadi International Airport in Fiji. Fiji Airways operates a fleet of three Airbus A330-200 aircraft. The airline also operates the Airbus A350-900 and Airbus A330-300 in … [Read more...]
London Charing Cross and Waterloo East to close for 22 days for Engineering Work
For those of you in the South East of England, there are some major changes to travel as Charing Cross and Waterloo East stations close for part of the summer for engineering works during the next 22 days. This impacts train services operated by Southeastern, with no trains serving either Waterloo East or London Charing Cross. Instead, services will operate to … [Read more...]
Last Week at Econony Class and Beyond (25th July)
It's that time of the week again - we've hit the end of the week and almost the end of July. But it's time to look back at a week at Economy Class and Beyond. Even after in passing, Ozzy Ozborne can't be held down. Celebrating the first Ozzy Day, 22nd July. Farnborough Air Show 2026 It's been a quiet week at Farnborough - and it shows in the order books, as well as … [Read more...]
Digging a little deeper in to UK Airport Drop off fees… what about the free options?
There's been a story floating around the wires this week, with the RAC publishing a story on the cost of dropping off someone at a UK airport (and the prices going up). With nearly all charging for the privilege, there's a little more to the story. Let's investigate. It costs to get this close to a passenger drop-off area. And someone has to pay - Terminal 5 Drop-off … [Read more...]
Aerolíneas Argentinas signs leases for 14 new aircraft
We're onto one of the last deals announced at Farnborough 2026, with Aerolíneas Argentinas signing lease agreements for 14 New Aircraft. The company signed agreements with lessors at the Farnborough International Airshow and is moving forward with a plan to renew 25% of its total fleet and 60% of its long-haul fleet. This will encompass 20 aircraft in total. At … [Read more...]
Joby and Virgin Atlantic to Bring Electric Air Taxi Service to the UK
It seems that the Electric Air Taxi dream is still alive, with Joby and Virgin Atlantic signing a multi-year agreement that builds on Joby’s existing exclusivity arrangement with Delta Air Lines. The agreement formalises the partnership the companies first announced in 2025 to bring Joby's air taxi service to the UK. The agreement converts the partnership announced in … [Read more...]
easyJet to launch three new winter services from the UK
It might be still a bit of a scorcher in the United Kingdom as we're in the full swing of summer, but easyJet has announced new routes from London Luton to Pristina in Kosovo, Bristol Airport to Strasbourg in France, and Belfast International to Aberdeen. The airline is relaunching a route from the UK to Kosovo with a new route from London Luton to Pristina starting on 7 … [Read more...]
Farnborough Air Show 2026: Day 3 Digest – The Silence of the Chalets
Day Three of the Farnborough Air Show has been and gone. And it's been quiet from the show floor, to put it mildly. Welcome to the silence of the Chalets. Onto the headlines I've scavenged for today. Airbus BermudAir signs for the A220 BermudAir has become a new A220 customer following its order for 10 A220-300 aircraft, marking the airline's first-ever Airbus … [Read more...]
Farnborough Air Show 2026: Day 2 Digest – More Orders Trickle through
With Day 2 of the aviation jamboree that's known as the Farnborough Air Show done and dusted, it's time to wrap up the orders and go forward with our Daily Digest. As usual, we'll go by the airframers, then anything else from other manufacturers that sparks joy. Airbus Philippine Airlines to add further A3500-1000s Philippine Airlines continues to accumulate aircraft, … [Read more...]
New Ticket Gates to start rollout across UK Rail Stations
It seems that revenue protection is a key target for the HM Government as it moves to control the public rail network with new ticket gates for stations across England. As part of the government’s rail reforms, new ticket gates will be installed at stations and platforms across England, targeting fare-dodger hotspots to crack down on deliberate ticketless travel. The … [Read more...]
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