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Qantas Quietly Shifts Airbus A350-1000ULR Strategy, Shuns Melbourne

For nearly a decade, Qantas has been teasing how it will launch nonstop flights from Australia’s East Coast to London (LHR) and New York (JFK), under its ”Project Sunrise” concept. Initially, the idea was that these flights would be operated out of Sydney (SYD) and Melbourne (MEL), which is why the airline ordered 12 Airbus A350-1000ULRs, which are specially designed long haul aircraft for these missions.

One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig18 Jun

Aer Lingus celebrates 10 years of AerClub with its first transatlantic Avios-Only flight

Aer Lingus has announced its first-ever transatlantic Avios-Only flight, with an exclusive service from Dublin to New York (JFK) set to take off as part of the airline’s celebrations for 10 years of its loyalty programme, AerClub. Marking a decade of rewarding loyal customers, the milestone flight represents a major moment for Aer Lingus’ popular Avios-Only offering – where every seat onboard is exclusively available to purchase using the airline’s reward currency Avios. This is the first time the concept is being extended across the Atlantic with Aer Lingus.

Breaking Travel News17 Jun

Qantas’ 9,950-Mile, 20-Hour Sydney To London A350 Flights Launch Late 2027

Since 2017, we’ve known about Qantas’ ”Project Sunrise” concept, whereby the airline will fly from Sydney (SYD) and Melbourne (MEL) to New York (JFK) and London (LHR), using special Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft. These will be the world’s longest flights, and will see passengers spending nearly an entire day on an aircraft without stopping.

One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig17 Jun

Inside The $6 Billion Debt Clock Ticking On New York-JFK's Delayed New Terminal 1

The challenging finances behind the new JFK Terminal One.

Simple Flying•Daniel S Osipov15 Jun

JFK New Terminal One releases first ESG report

The terminal is the first in the world to commit to a centralised fleet of all-electric ground support equipment.

Airline Routes & Ground Services•Madison James15 Jun

British Airways Club Suite Business Class, London Heathrow to New York JFK

We walk you through the highlights of British Airways' new suite-style business class. How does it compare against the older Club World cabin? And is it worth your time / dollars / points / miles? Read to find out.

AirlineReporter•Manu Venkat15 Jan

Previewing JFK’s New Terminal 6

JFK will unveil the first stage of a new Terminal 6 in the first half of 2026. We walk you through what passengers can expect out of the new facility.

AirlineReporter•Manu Venkat28 Oct 2025

JFK’s TWA Hotel: A Night’s Stay With Some Serious AvGeek Appeal

Flying is usually part of a larger trip, but there are some occasions where aviation IS the main destination. Think airshows, aviation museums, aircraft factories, and the like. Included in that category are the select few hotels out there that are major AvGeek sights in their own right. We’ve written about a few of them, […]

AirlineReporter•Manu Venkat10 Jul 2025

Singapore Airlines A350-900ULR Business Class: Time Flies on the World’s Longest Flight (JFK-SIN)

We spent 19 uninterrupted hours in the sky on the world's longest flight. Not only did we survive, we had the time of our lives! We walk you through Singapore Airlines' ultra-long-haul A350-900ULR business class experience. Consider it an AvGeek must-read.

AirlineReporter•Manu Venkat8 Apr 2025