As turbulence becomes an increasingly serious challenge for airlines due to its rising frequency and severity, Emirates has taken a proactive, data-driven approach to address the occasional inconvenience it may cause by planning smoother flights.

1985 – An iconic look is born. With heritage in every hemline, the iconic uniform of Emirates cabin crew is instantly recognised as a symbol of the world’s largest international airline, and the Emirates fly better experience.

The accolade celebrates the dedication and exceptional service of RB’s cabin crew, who consistently deliver warm Bruneian hospitality while ensuring every journey is safe and memorable.

American will start flying a special Flagship livery on a Boeing 777-300 next month.
The livery blends the airline’s rich history ahead of the aircraft’s upcoming refresh that will feature a modern and luxurious new interior.

Flying across the North Atlantic is nothing new for American, but it will be something new for American’s pilots who fly the Airbus A320 fleet (Airbus A319/A320/A321/A321neo). Starting next year, the airline will enter the Airbus A321XLR — an ultra-long-range version of the A321neo — into trans-Atlantic service.

Tickets for furry companions (small dogs and/or cats only) are available for an introductory price of $149 per animal, per flight.

Produced in collaboration with Singapore Tourism Board (STB), the video features SIA’s cabin crew visiting notable landmarks including the Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Lau Pa Sat, and Jurong Lake Gardens. They engage with local communities including a lion dance troupe, Kolam artists, Silat practitioners, and members of an aqua aerobics team, who help to demonstrate the in-flight safety procedures.