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Boeing's new 777X is finally expected to fly passengers next year. Here are the 5 coolest cabin features. (opens the original)
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Boeing showed off its 777X cabin at the Farnborough Airshow in July. Project leaders explained new ways Boeing has innovated the cabin, from lighting to bin space. There is a large focus on optimizing the premium section as demand for high-dollar seats booms. It's seven years late and has racked up over $15 billion in charges, but Boeing's most important plane is expected to finally fly passengers in 2027. Over a dozen airlines are waiting on the yet-to-be-certified Boeing 777X, the world's larg
We toured United's fanciest Airbus jet yet, which will fly 5 all-new routes to Europe in 2027. See inside the A321XLR. (opens the original)
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We toured United Airlines' new ultra-premium Airbus A321XLR at the UK's Farnborough airshow in July. The jet has doors in business class, privacy dividers in premium economy, and a snack bar in coach. The A321XLR's international debut is set for December, with new routes to Europe starting in 2027. United Airlines' newest Airbus jet is easily the airline's fanciest narrowbody yet. Adorned in a blue-and-white livery and packed with 150 new luxe seats, the Airbus A321XLR underscores United's conti
Airlines and charter companies are selling front-row seats to the solar eclipse for up to $1,200 (opens the original)
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Some people will get a bird's-eye view of Wednesday's solar eclipse from aboard special flights. Brussels Airlines and two private charter companies charged from $350 to $1,200 per ticket. Spain's Iberia will livestream a special charter with scientists aboard via the jet's Starlink WiFi. Some adventurous travelers are skipping the crowds on the ground to watch Wednesday's solar eclipse from thousands of feet in the air, thanks to a handful of specially arranged airline and charter flights. Brus
These 13 airlines offer 'basic' business-class seats for less than the cost of classic fares (opens the original)
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"Basic" business class can make premium travel cheaper by removing traditional amenities. United and Delta are the first US carriers to unbundled their higher-class seats. Critics warn that basic business may make all-inclusive fares more expensive over time. A new trend is emerging in the US airline market that promises to make premium travel more affordable: "basic" business class. These unbundled fares retain the core on-board business-class experience while stripping away traditional ameniti
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