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Singapore Airlines is investing over $800 million to retrofit its long-haul fleet with new first-class and business-class seats, responding to a resurgence in demand for luxury travel. The airline aims to enhance passenger experience with privacy doors and upgraded amenities, while competing against Gulf carriers and addressing evolving customer preferences.
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British Airways is experiencing significant flight delays and cancellations due to a failure in its communications systems and ongoing shortages of Trent 1000 engines. Passengers are facing extended wait times, with some flights delayed by over two hours. The airline's operational challenges reflect broader issues in the aerospace industry.
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Starting December 4, Southwest Airlines will change its landing procedures, requiring flight attendants to prepare the cabin for landing at 18,000 feet instead of 10,000 feet. This adjustment aims to reduce in-flight turbulence injuries for both crew and passengers, following a rise in turbulence-related incidents.