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United Axes Tulum Routes, Revives Washington-London Flight
United Airlines is reducing flights to Tulum Felipe Carrillo Puerto Airport due to declining travel demand. Starting in 2025, the airline will cut its Los Angeles to Tulum route and suspend flights from Tulum to Chicago and Newark for part of the year. However, it will introduce a new daily route from Denver to Tulum beginning December 19, 2024. Meanwhile, American Airlines is also discontinuing its Charlotte to Tulum service, effective February 13, 2025, but will maintain flights from Miami and Dallas. Travelers are advised to stay updated on these changes in air travel to Tulum.
British Airways Launches Fresh Routes to France, Italy, and Spain
LONDON— British Airways (BA) is expanding its regional network for the…
British Airways Crew Found Dead in SF Hotel Was Father of Three
Irfan Ali Mirza, a 45-year-old British Airways cabin crew member, was found dead in his hotel room in San Francisco on April 17, 2025, after failing to report for duty. Mirza had arrived from London two days earlier for a layover. While initial investigations show no signs of foul play, the incident has raised safety concerns for airline personnel. His death led to the cancellation of flight BA 284, with passengers accommodated in hotels. Mirza, a father of three and a respected colleague, has left his family and the aviation community in shock, mourning his unexpected loss.
Brussels Airlines Unveils Campaign Celebrating Belgian Heritage
Brussels Airlines has launched the ‘A Little Piece of Belgium in the Air’ campaign to celebrate its Belgian heritage and enhance the customer experience. The initiative highlights the airline’s cultural identity and aims to attract both local and international travelers. Features include multilingual cabin crew, Belgian Icon liveries, special menus by renowned chefs, and partnerships with local brands. The campaign, starting January 13, 2025, will utilize television ads, billboards, and social media to showcase Belgium’s beauty and culture. Ultimately, it seeks to make each flight a journey through Belgium, emphasizing comfort and connection for passengers.
Air India Ex-Subsidiaries to Sell: Govt Plans Europe, Singapore Roadshows
The Indian government is set to sell stakes in various Air India subsidiaries to attract global investors and meet fiscal divestment goals. Roadshows in India, Singapore, and Europe will assess interest in key entities like Air India Engineering Services Limited (AIESL) and Air India Air Transport Services (AIATS). The divestment process, originally approved in 2017, aims for completion by late 2025, with a revenue target of around ₹3,000 crore. The government’s new approach focuses on strategic asset sales and operational improvements, with potential bidders, including major global aviation firms, showing interest in AIESL.
Avion Express Brasil Secures Air Operator Certificate
Avion Express Brasil has secured its Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), officially launching Brazil’s first dedicated ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) operator. Set to commence commercial operations in early 2025, the company plans to deploy up to 10 Airbus A320 aircraft by the end of 2025, aiming for 25 by 2027/2028. This expansion into Brazil is part of Avion Express’s strategy to enhance its presence in Latin America, addressing seasonal demand challenges and offering flexible capacity solutions to airlines. Avion Express operates a global fleet of over 50 A320s, supporting major airlines.
