The carrier recently took delivery of two Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Powered by Rolls-Royce engines and with its wings built in the … Club World (business class) on the BA superjumbos will consist of 44 seats on the main deck and 53 seats on the …

But British Airways' new A380s is making do with just 469 passengers across four classes of cabin classes – with lucrative First and Business class passengers paying a hefty premium for the privilege. BA A380 takes to the skies for the first time …

''This delay blocks QAC's plans to establish world-class corporate jet facilities and frustrates the expansion plans of the region's [general aviation] industry.'' Proving to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) evening flights in winter can occur safely …

Those aboard the BA plane will be flying on an aircraft that is 79ft high, with wings that are 54% larger than those of the Boeing 747 jumbo jet. The A380 also has 50% more floor space than the Boeing 747 yet is 50% quieter on take-off. Many who have …

After years of scrapping over smaller, short-haul aircraft, the world's dominant plane makers are turning their attention to one of the most profitable, but risky, parts of their business, as Boeing moves to defend its popular 777 "mini jumbo" from the …

But British Airways' new A380s is making do with just 469 passengers across four classes of cabin classes – with lucrative First and Business class passengers paying a hefty premium for the privilege. The airline has announced that the first long-haul …

business LONDON: British Airways welcomed its first Airbus A380 jet, the world's biggest commercial aircraft yesterday, part of a $15 billion upgrade to top-of-the-range planes that it hopes will give it a boost in the lucrative market for long-haul …

The first-class cabins, along with more comfortable seats on business class developed by another design firm, will be put on Boeing's 777-300ERs and enter SIA's fleet later this year. SIA will showcase the new products at a media event on July 9 …

Though less fashionable than contemporary art, the market for historic works is attracting billionaire trophy hunters. The most desirable Old Masters have a reputation for being a more stable store of value than 21st-century pieces. New buyers are …