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In this episode we recap the launch of Emirates Airbus A380 that will fly the Dubai-Melbourne-Auckland routes, take a look at the best Mobile Travel Apps available and review the compact and lightweight ASUS ZenBook which is an amazing computer for travelling with.

In this episode we reveal how to get airport lounge access and skip the security queues, highlight THE best seat onboard Qantas' A380 aircraft, help with selecting the best mode of transport in Europe and recap Boeing's 787 Dreamliner visit to Australia.

This episode is all about hints and tips. We recap VIP airport lounge access with Priority Pass, discuss the best seat on Qantas A380s, train travel in Europe. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner visits Australia courtesy of Qantas.

In this episode, Jake covers; Etihad's increased stake in Virgin Australia, discusses Singapore Airlines deployment of a 2nd daily A380 service on Melbourne -Singapore route and we learn about selecting the best airline seats when flying economy class. 

In this weeks episode, Virgin Australia rolls out Galaxy Tablets across entire fleet, Cathay expands Premium Economy seats on all their planes as China Southern announces to bring the Dreamliner and A380 to the Canton Route. Jake solves the Premium Economy Class seat puzzle.

In this episode we recap the launch of Emirates Airbus A380 that will fly the Dubai-Melbourne-Auckland routes, take a look at the best Mobile Travel Apps available and review the compact and lightweight ASUS ZenBook which is an amazing computer for travelling with.

In this episode we speak about some of the airlines currently supporting the Apple Passbook App. Etihad announces fleet-wide inflight wifi internet by end of 2014 and Qantas completes A380-style upgrade of seats on their Boeing 747's.

In this episode, Jake covers Qantas' release of flight schedules for new services to London via Dubai. Malaysia airlines withdraws A380's for Sydney and Melbourne routes , Virgin Australia announces expansion of its codeshare deal with Singapore Airlines.

The rising popularity of mammoth aircraft has led to a drastic need for runways long enough to cater for them. As airports adjust to handle aircraft such as the Airbus A380, airport-technology.com profiles some of the world's longest commercial runways. Whether constructed out of asphalt or concrete, runways across the world are getting longer.