However, this trend has rarely manifested itself as clearly as yesterday, when two Lufthansa Group airlines reached different ...

Lufthansa retired the A340-600 on October 18. Here is where the world's remaining passenger A340s are still flying.

The Lufthansa Group is retiring its older four-engine jets in favor of more fuel-efficient twin-engine aircraft such as the ...

SWISS International Air Lines will retire its last four Airbus A340-300s by the end of 2027, ending more than two decades of quadjet long-haul flying at Switzerland's flag carrier. SWISS took delivery ...

Swiss International Air Lines has no short or medium-term plans to acquire replacements for its Airbus A340 fleet as the carrier instead plans to focus on retrofitting all 15 of its A340-300s with a ...

Cape Town – Swiss is stepping up its luxury offering with a complete new cabin product, including extensive remodelling to all three seating classes, a new inflight entertainment system and most ...

European flag carrier SWISS International Air Lines has begun installing its new premium economy class on its Airbus A340-300 fleet. The first such aircraft completed - HB-JMB - returned to service on ...

Swiss has completed a cabin refurbishment programme on its five remaining Airbus A340s, to bring their interiors in line with the Lufthansa subsidiary’s Boeing 777 long-haul fleet. The A340-300s were ...

Head of SWISS South Africa, Danica Helfrich, states that the investment into the fleet’s refurbishment signifies the airline’s dedication to providing in and outbound South African travellers with an ...

Swiss International Air Lines’ fifteenth Airbus A340-300, registration HB-JMM, has been named “Solothurn” in honour of the capital of the same-named canton in Northwest Switzerland. The aircraft ...

Swiss International Air Lines will fly its first Airbus A340-300, which was delivered last evening, from the manufacturer’s delivery centre in Toulouse to its main base in Zurich, Switzerland, today.