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A plane bound for Iceland was met by fire engines after making an emergency landing at Manchester Airport. The Icelandair ...

FlyKhiva plans to grow its Boeing medium-widebody freighter fleet to capitalize on Asia-Europe traffic. FlyKhiva expects to ...

It is no secret that airlines need to adjust the aircraft they use on certain routes due to operational challenges, increases ...

After years of legal wrangling, Boeing may avoid criminal responsibility for its role in a pair of deadly 737 Max crashes. In a call on Friday with the families of some of the 346 people who died ...

Icelandair will cease widebody operations when it retires its Boeing 767-300ERs in 2029 and instead fly an entirely narrowbody fleet. The carrier had been considering 767 replacements as part of a ...

Speaking with Simple Flying, Icelandair's Director for North America revealed some of the carrier's plans for its A321XLR for delivery in 2029. As for the Boeing 767, Bogason notes that they are not a ...

United Airlines and Icelandair are banking on the A321XLR ... a segment that was largely dominated by widebody planes like the Boeing 767 at the time. Sales of the 757 slowed in the early 2000s.

The Icelandair (FI) hub is around 40 km south of Iceland’s capital, Reykjavík. I arrived from Amsterdam (AMS) on board FI's largest aircraft, the Boeing 767-300, wearing the airline’s new livery.

DALLAS – Hello from Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS). Today, we are heading to Keflavik International (KEF) on board Icelandair’s (FI) largest aircraft, the Boeing 767-300. FI employs over 1% of the Icelandic ...

The airplane had its maiden flight on September 17, 2013. Finally, in 2021, Icelandair made waves by sending a Boeing 767 to Troll Airfield.

In a lot of ways, the Boeing 757 is built like Mike Tyson ... One of the 757's most prominent operators, Icelandair, expects to retire its whole fleet by 2026. Will Airbus be able to exploit ...