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Wizz Air is launching exciting new routes from Dammam, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to Rome, Vienna and Abu Dhabi. The Abu Dhabi route will be operated by Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, Wizz Air’s joint venture airline with ADQ. […]
Finnair has signed a new fuel sales agreement with Colorado-based renewable fuels producer Gevo, Inc. The agreement outlines the details for the purchase of 7 million gallons per year of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for five years starting from
Charter airline AZUR air is temporarily decommissioning part of the aircraft, reducing the fleet by almost half – from 22 to 12 aircraft. This decision was made “to ensure maximum flight safety while we look for new channels for
Air Canada announced today the expansion of its international network with new flights to Bangkok, Thailand, the carrier’s first non-stop service to South-East Asia. The airline will also be resuming flights to Mumbai, its second destination in the strategic
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Air Transat adds iconic Las Vegas to its roster of destinations available from Montreal this winter. Starting November 3, Air Transat will fly nonstop to more than 50 destinations across the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America, the United
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Oman Air will join the oneworld Alliance, further strengthening the premier airline alliance’s leading position in the Middle East. Based in Muscat, Oman Air was elected as a oneworld member designate in Doha by the oneworld Governing Board, comprising
Rossiya (Aeroflot Group) launches direct regular flights from Moscow to Tashkent. Flights to the capital of the country and one of the oldest cities in Central Asia will be operated from June 25 from Sheremetyevo Airport four times a
The results were announced at the 2022 World Airport Awards, held at Passenger Terminal EXPO in Paris, France on 16th June 2022. Other major winners include Singapore Changi Airport, winning awards for the World’s Best Airport Staff Service and
Zipair Tokyo is replacing the logo that appears on the tails of its airliners, despite being less than three years old. Zipair company officials have considered ditching the symbol as their logo because it often appeared on Russian military
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Emirates adds another First Class experience with a new Home Check-in Service that offers customers the option to check in from home in a comfortable and convenient manner. This service is provided free of charge to Emirates’ First Class
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The name of the national Turkish Airlines will be changed to Türkiye Hava Yolları. The rebranding is related to the change of the international official name of Turkey from Turkey to Türkiye. “The is no more Turkey, there is
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Turkish Airlines is starting its flights to Tivat as its second destination in Montenegro after its operations to capital Podgorica. First flight to Tivat Airport from İstanbul Airport was operated on 11 June on a B737-800 type aircraft with
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Kenya Airways PLC and Delta Air Lines have expanded their codeshare partnership to additional markets within the U.S. and increased flights within Africa. The new agreement increases customers’ travel options to 19 cities in Africa and 25 cities across
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Etihad Airways will launch a summer route from Abu Dhabi to Nice. With two flights per week, on Wednesdays and Sundays, Etihad is strengthening the connection between the Gulf countries and the Côte d’Azur with a fuel-efficient Dreamliner B787-9.
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Russia’s aviation industry is one of the most affected by the sanctions. Many countries closed airspace to Russian flights, while Russian companies cannot repair and buy planes. After February 24, almost all international airlines and major aircraft builders left
