The top aviation news stories from the last seven days.

Hello and happy Sunday! With 2023 having now been in full swing for just over a week, there has been a lot to digest in the world of commercial aviation in the past seven days. With this in mind, let’s look at some of this week’s top stories.

Delta Air Lines To Offer Free WiFi On 80% Of Its Fleet From February 1st

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced this week that the airline would roll out free WiFi for all passengers on nearly 80% of its fleet, in partnership with cell phone carrier T-Mobile, starting February 1st. You can find out more here.

JetBlue Launches Daytime New York to London Heathrow Flight

JetBlue has announced its first daytime eastbound transatlantic flight. From March 25th, 2023, the US low-cost carrier will fly from New York JFK to London Heathrow during the day. Flights will be operated by JetBlue’s Airbus A321LR aircraft, featuring the airline’s award-winning Mint business class product. The new flight has been made possible by acquiring an additional slot pair at London Heathrow.

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LOT Polish Airlines Says Goodbye To Propeller Planes After 94 Years

LOT Polish Airlines recently celebrated its 94th birthday, having come into existence on December 29th, 1928. In the Polish flag carrier’s early years, it flew propeller-driven…