It has been two weeks since we caught up with our team in Honolulu – Whilst we wouldn’t have blamed them if they’d wanted to stay, they were determined to keep marching onwards in their quest to raise as much money as possible for charity.

As the popularity of the double-decker Airbus A380 continues to soar amongst airlines and travellers alike, Jack Walker (Network Development Manager at British Airways) and David Smith (Schedule Planning Manager) tells us how the airline decides which routes the new giant of the skies operate

From October SAS’s 2016/2017 Winter Program will open up 470,000 more seats to travellers in Scandinavia than last year, and will see an increase in flight frequency on selected domestic, European and Transatlantic routes.

SAS will introudce the following changes:

From 28th March 2017, Virgin Atlantic will be the first airline to provide a direct service between Manchester and San Francisco. Operating three times weekly, the flights will connect the region to the world famous landmarks such as Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and Fisherman’s Wharf. Alongside this Virgin will launch a direct service from Manchester to Boston flying twice weekly with one of the quickest flight times to visit the USA. Virgin Atlantic currently flies to Atlanta, Las Vegas, Orlando and Barbados.