ITA Airways has terminated its membership in the SkyTeam Alliance, which will see the Italian airline exit the group by 30 April 2025. The decision follows ITA Airways’ final approval by regulators to join the Lufthansa Group, announced last month.

Emirates has opened a new lounge at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, Satellite 1 Terminal (SAT-1). The newly relocated and refurbished lounge in the airport’s latest terminal sets a new standard for premium travel, offering Emirates customers an enhanced ground experience that matches the sophistication of their journey.

Delta Air Lines is knuckling down on Australia operation, confirming new seasonal services between Los Angeles and Melbourne will kick off in early December 2025.

Lufthansa is entering into an exclusive new partnership with Sho Shibuya. The Japanese artist will design unique loungewear for the airline’s new Allegris First Class.

A major uniform redesign is on the cards for Qantas for the first time in over a decade as the national carrier sets the scene for a “new era”.

British Airways has unveiled its newly refreshed lounge at Changi Airport’s Terminal 1 in Singapore, part of the airline’s GBP7 billion transformation program.

Qatar Airways is resuming operations to Malta with four weekly flights from 2 July 2025. The resumption to Malta will expand Qatar Airways’ network to nearly 50 destinations in Europe.

Italian airline ITA Airways is a new member of the Lufthansa Group after the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and Europe’s leading aviation group jointly completed the transaction.

Delta Air Lines is offering its top-selling agents a chance to jet off to LA with an action-packed itinerary that includes a day at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Delta Air Lines has confirmed an expansion of its top-tier Delta One Lounge offering with a new location on track to open at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport mid-year.

British Airways is tweaking its loyalty program in 2025, introducing new ways to earn Tier Points to progress through its Tiers.

Singapore Airlines will bolster its services to Brisbane from 16 June 2025 when it adds three new weekly flights. The capacity boost will increase SIA’s total weekly frequency on the Brisbane route from 25 to 28 flights or four daily services. The expansion upgauge comes in response to strong demand for international travel, particularly during recent peak periods.