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What It's Like Inside Emirates' New Airbus A350-900

Tom and Alejandro of Simple Flying take a full tour of Emirates' brand-new Airbus A350-900 from the Farnborough Airshow 2026. From the airline's all-new Business Class and expanded Premium Economy cabin to its upgraded ice inflight entertainment system and redesigned Economy Class, they explore every cabin, highlight the aircraft's latest features, and take a closer look at what passengers can expect when flying on Emirates' newest widebody.

Simple FlyingSimple FlyingSF Staff4 Aug

KLM Shows Off Its Very First Airbus A350-900

The flag carrier of the Netherlands, KLM showed off its fully-painted first A350 in a few online posts, one in mid-June which announced the jet’s name, and another in mid-July, with a video showing the assembly process.On the topic of naming, KLM has chosen to name its aircraft after iconic Dutch artworks, and so The Night Watch by Rembrandt is one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated paintings and is arguably the country’s best-known work of art.

Simple FlyingSimple FlyingChris Loh31 Jul

United Ordered 45 A350s… Then Walked Away

Earlier this year, United Airlines signaled the removal of the Airbus A350-900 aircraft type from its order book. As per the SEC or Securities and Exchange Commission 10-K filing, this decision was made on the basis that the engine manufacturer for the aircraft type had breached a contract. So in this video, we take a look at how a contract dispute between United Airlines and Rolls-Royce has placed one of the airline industry’s longest-running aircraft orders in doubt, why a $175 million payment is now at the center of a legal battle, and how the future of 45 Airbus A350s suddenly became uncertain.

Simple FlyingSimple FlyingSF Staff15 Jul
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Thai Airways restores direct Bangkok–Amsterdam service with daily A350 lights

Thai Airways International (THAI) has launched direct flights between Bangkok and Amsterdam, reopening a key connection between Thailand and the Netherlands after the inaugural service departed on 1 July 2026 from Suvarnabhumi Airport. The airline now operates daily non-stop flights between the two cities, offering seven weekly frequencies with the Airbus A350-900. The service operates […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beAndré Orban9 Jul