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In an effort to reduce the amount of food wasted per flight, one airline is asking certain customers to skip the in-flight meal when they are flying overnight. Japan Airlines debuted a new “Ethical Choice” that allows customers to skip their inflight meal on its website, explaining the new option as a push to reduce food waste. Now, customers on certain flights can opt out of being served a meal entirely. On the website, Japan Airlines describes the new option is described as part of an e...

Qatar Airways Continues To Strengthen Airline Partnerships Advertisement: Qatar Airways is proud of the relationships that it has formed with other airlines over the years. The flag carrier of Qatar realizes the benefits of a strong partnership. This week, Simple Flying had the chance to speak with Qatar Airways SVP of Revenue Management, Alliances and Strategy, Mark Drusch, about the opportunities to be had with these links. Qatar Airways is excited about its alliances. Photo: Vincenzo Pace | ...

MIAMI – One of Thai Airways’ (TG) three new Boeing 777-300ERs has been spotted sporting the airline’s colors at Boeing’s facility in Everett. The Points Guyshared a tweet unveiling the first of the three ordered Boeing 777 with production line number 1683 HS-TTA painted with the brand-new colors. A day before the post, BOE Family Flight reported that the aircraft was seen at the plant. After the livery update, the aircraft taxi and undergo RTO (rejected take-off) checks. On this, Simp...

comments It is the last in BAs 31-strong fleet and was wrapped in Gold Speedbird livery to mark the airlines centenary The jet was waved off by crowds of engineers at Cardiff airport, and landed in St Athan, Vale of Glamorgan Touching down after the four-mile trip, it was met by an audience of invited guests including BA cabin crew The last British Airways 747 took off one final time today before being retired due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The jumbo jet  - the last in BAs 31-...