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Emirates passengers spent 17 hours on board after weather, crew limits and technical issues derailed their journey.

The A380 flight that left passengers stranded for 17 hoursWhat happens when a thunderstorm, crew time limits and a technical fault collide.

SIA presses ahead with expansion despite fuel costs weighing on earnings.

SIA loses S$76m... then announces more flightsSingapore Airlines adds Spain, Australia and more Europe flights while navigating soaring fuel costs.

Qantas’ non-stop flights to the UK will cut up to four hours off the travel time.

Qantas’ Project Sunshine flights ‘different, not better’22-hour nonstop flights are expected to attract premium demand, while most travellers continue to favour greater choice and...

SIA’s increased services adds 1,328 extra seats into Adelaide each week.

Singapore Airlines adds extra seats to AdelaideThe carrier will operate a record frequency of 12 flights weekly starting October 2026.

Installation is underway across Emirates’ fleet of A350s and most of its Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s.

Sweet dreams come with Emirates’ new headrestWorld-first U-Dream headrest so comfortable that no more neck pillows are needed, airline says.

Middle East tensions trigger fresh flight cancellations across global airline networks.

Middle East tensions ground flights worldwide againDubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha remain open, but airlines continue to suspend, reroute and trim services across the region.

Thai Airways' newer “Premium Economy Plus” cabin with 31 lie-flat seats.

The new battleground at 35,000 feet in the skiesPremium economy has become the cabin where airlines compete hardest for today’s traveller.

The carrier reveals its next-generation business premier suites.

Air New Zealand unveils refreshed Boeing 777 cabin designsA refreshed long-haul experience is on the way, with the first retrofitted plane in service by May 2027.

Changi Airport identifies new destinations including Hai Phong, Lucknow and Tashkent.

Changi Airport targets missing cities from Singapore’s route mapMore direct connections planned across Asia before Terminal 5 opens in the mid 2030s.

This facility streamlines remote flight boarding by providing sheltered access between buses and aircraft via aerobridges.

What exactly is Changi Airport's new satellite gate?The first satellite gate will be used for selected remote flights from August 2026.