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Japan Airlines (JAL) has unveiled a Boeing 737-800 featuring a vibrant Gundam-themed livery to promote the upcoming EXPO 2025 in Osaka. The aircraft showcases the RX-78F00/E Gundam, celebrating the franchise that began in the 1970s. Unveiled at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, it will operate domestic routes until November 2025. JAL aims to inspire global connections through this initiative, appealing especially to younger audiences. The airline plans exclusive merchandise, special tours, and unique experiences, including a “JAL × Gundam Restaurant Bus.” EXPO 2025 will run from April 13, 2025, showcasing culture, technology, and connectivity over 186 days.
JetBlue Cuts Boston-New York LaGuardia Route
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MANILA— Cathay Pacific Airways, the flagship airline of Hong Kong, has…
Ryanair Launches Prime Subscription for Frequent Flyers
Ryanair has launched a new subscription service, Ryanair Prime, aimed at frequent flyers, announced on March 24, 2025. For an annual fee of £79 ($100), members gain access to benefits such as early seat sale access, free seat reservations, and complimentary travel insurance. The airline claims subscribers could save significantly, with potential savings of over five times the membership cost. Limited to 250,000 members, this strategic shift towards a subscription model aims to enhance customer loyalty and differentiate Ryanair from competitors. The move could generate approximately £19.75 million ($25 million) in revenue to support future expansions.
Boeing 787 Flight Hour Policy Changes Prompt Indian Pilots’ Concerns
DELHI— The Airline Pilots’ Association of India (ALPA) has urged the…