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  • 4 days ago | simpleflying.com | Luke Bodell

    Earlier this week, a British Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight from London Heathrow Airport to Chennai International Airport was forced to turn back to Heathrow and dump fuel for around an hour before landing safely back in the UK capital. Shortly after takeoff, the flight crew recognized a technical problem with the aircraft's flaps and ultimately made the decision to dump fuel and divert back to the departure airport.

  • 4 days ago | simpleflying.com | Luke Bodell

    Premium economy class has grown immensely in popularity over the last couple of decades, becoming a key cabin for the majority of global full-service airlines. The cabin class fulfills demand for an elevated travel experience without the high costs of flying in business or first class, with Premium Economy fares usually priced at around double that of an economy ticket.

  • 5 days ago | simpleflying.com | Luke Bodell

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  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Luke Bodell

    London Heathrow Airport (LHR) has long been one of the powerhouse airports in Europe. Since its humble beginnings as a pre-World War II airfield, Heathrow has grown into Europe's busiest airport, consistently handling over 80 million passengers each year. As a base for British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, LHR oversaw its busiest year in 2024 and continues to break records this year, most recently when it registered its busiest-ever month of May.

  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Luke Bodell

    The Airbus A340 entered service in March 1993 with both Air France and Lufthansa less than a year before the Airbus A330 would make its commercial debut. With the A340, Airbus was looking to provide a widebody aircraft capable of handling long-haul overwater flights, like in the transatlantic or transpacific markets.

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