By Doyinsola Oladipo and Joanna Plucinska NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -Transatlantic airfares have dropped to rates last seen ...

Historically, transatlantic flights have been synonymous with red-eye journeys, where passengers board in the evening and land in Europe at the crack of dawn, giving them a full day at the ...

In late May, JetBlue announced even more transatlantic flights, with a daily flight between JFK in New York and Edinburgh Airport in Scotland through Sept. 30, 2024.

Right now might be the best time in years to book that European vacation, as transatlantic flights have dropped to their ...

However, various U.S. mergers, European airline collapses and consolidation among Central European carriers, as well as the influence of airline alliances, caused carrier numbers to decline. There are ...

JetBlue Airways CEO Robin Hayes confirmed to Bloomberg on Thursday that the airline's launch of transatlantic flights will be delayed to late-2021.; Flights to London from New York and Boston were ...

This very short transatlantic flight will get you to London in about 5 hours this summer — but there’s a catch By . David Landsel. Published Feb. 17, 2024, 11:20 p.m. ET.

On Wednesday, at least two transatlantic flights reached top ground speeds above 800 mph. They were still technically subsonic because they were propelled by a faster-than-usual jet stream.

For the first time, a transatlantic flight operated by a commercial airline will be powered by 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) — a type of plane fuel that bears the promise of a much lower ...

Billed as the “world’s first” net zero transatlantic flight, the aircraft will hit the skies in 2023 fueled entirely by what’s known as sustainable aviation fuel.

Despite both the India test and this transatlantic flight relying solely on SAF, current targets only require airlines to fuel their fleets with 10 percent SAF by 2030 in the UK.