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This summer’s travel woes continue with a new report revealing the worst offenders when it comes to mishandled luggage. According to Forbes Advisor, a leading travel authority, airlines and airports have seen their reputations tarnished by a significant rise […]
Turkish Airlines has expanded its popular Istanbul stopover program, offering you an extended opportunity to explore this captivating city at no additional cost. Here’s what you can expect: Free Hotel Stays: Economy Class: Enjoy a comfortable two-night stay in a
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Katowice Airport celebrated a record-breaking June in 2024, handling a staggering 749,177 passengers. This impressive number marks a 13.7% increase compared to June 2023, solidifying it as the best performing June in the airport’s history. The previous record was
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Finnair continues to enhance its customer experience with the opening of its brand-new Finnair Lounge on 9 July. Located on the Schengen side of Helsinki Airport, near gate 21, the lounge offers unparalleled comfort and convenience to travelers. “We
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Air Kerala, a new low-cost carrier, will begin operating domestic flights in the first quarter of next year. The airline has received a no-objection certificate (NOC) from the Ministry of Civil Aviation of India. The initiative to launch Air
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Hungary will construct a third terminal at Budapest Airport and develop road and rail routes connecting it to the capital. Hungary’s Economy Minister, Márton Nagy, announced that the government aims to transform the airport into a major hub. According
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Aer Lingus announced the cancellation of another 80 flights scheduled for later this week, adding to the travel disruptions caused by an ongoing pay dispute with its pilots’ union. The latest cancellations will impact flights from Thursday, July 11th,
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Aeroflot’s cabin crew department is set for a significant leadership overhaul following the carrier’s late June operational meltdown. According to sources, nearly all top executives in the department have tendered their resignations. This includes the department’s director, Indiana Talyppova,
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Disputes over airplane seats have long been a common occurrence, but sometimes innocent verbal spats escalate into much more serious issues. According to The Independent, a Ryanair flight from Agadir, Morocco, to London, UK, was forced to make an
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Pobeda (win in English), the Russian low-cost airline, has initiated the process of changing its domain name from pobeda.aero to flypobeda.ru. According to the airline, this transition is part of a broader strategy to ensure stable operational processes and
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Flynas, the Saudi budget airline, has launched the kingdom’s first educational program for flight attendants to learn sign language. The knowledge gained from this program will enable flight crew members to assist passengers who are deaf or hard of
United Airlines filed an application with the U.S. Department of Transportation for a new daily flight between San Francisco and Washington National Airport. If approved, the new route will give customers more nonstop options between DCA and SFO and
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Nepal is hoping to establish direct air links with Russia to revive tourism between the two countries, according to Mani Raj Lamichhane, a spokesperson for the Nepal Tourism Board. “We are still in talks,” Lamichhane said. “We are losing
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has admitted to knowingly misleading regulators about problems with its 737 MAX planes, which were implicated in two fatal crashes. The company has agreed to pay an additional fine of $244 million. According to court documents
The Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport in southern Sri Lanka will be handed over to a joint venture between Indian company Shaurya Aeronautics (Pvt) Ltd and Russia’s Airports of Regions for a 30-year management contract. The announcement was made by
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