Air France's new generation air travel company - Joon - unveiled its 7 new medium-haul and long-haul destinations on departure from Paris-CDG – Rome, Naples, Oslo, Istanbul, Cairo, Cape Town and Tehran.

Thai Airways recently celebrated the launch of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for its flight operations on the Bangkok-Taipei route.

From the latter half of 2018, Scoot, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, will be flying four times a week from Berlin Tegel to Singapore. Ever Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday it will fly direct to the Southeast Asian island and city state with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Star Alliance member Air China adds a new route that connects Southern California's Silicon Beach to China's own Silicon Valley starting Dec. 7, 2017.

Air Canada will launch new daily non-stop, year-round services on May 1, 2018 from Edmonton to San Francisco. Flights will be operated with Bombardier CRJ-705/900 jets offering a choice of 12 Business Class seats and 64 Economy Class seats, wi-fi, and Air Canada's in-flight entertainment on personal touch-screens at every seat.

Royal Jordanian customers can now purchase their online air tickets and services in as many as 150 currencies thanks to a feature available online that enables the airline to set prices in currencies that local and international customers know and feel more comfortable with.

ATR, the world’s leading turboprop manufacturer, announced that the ATR 72-500 aircraft has just received its certification from Transport Canada, the Canadian airworthiness authority. This will enable Canadian airlines to operate ATR 72-500s either in passenger or cargo configuration.

ANA, Japan’s largest and only 5-star airline, announced the “Tastes of JAPAN by ANA - Explore the regions -” campaign, a secondary phase of its hugely successful “Tastes of JAPAN by ANA” series, which launched in September 2013.

Lufthansa has revealed one of its best-kept secrets and unveiled the concept for its brand-new Business Class that will be available on regular routes for the first time in 2020, with the roll-out of the Boeing 777-9.

Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe and Ukraine’s leading low-cost carrier, will re-start flying from Kharkiv, which will become the carrier’s third Ukrainian airport, along with 5 new routes to be launched in 2018 from the regional airports of Lviv and Kharkiv.