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Brussels Airlines reported an adjusted EBIT loss of €55 million for the first quarter of 2026, representing a 4% decline compared with the same period last year as rising fuel costs, geopolitical instability and domestic disruptions weighed on performance. […]
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Lithuanian Airports has announced the launch of new direct flights between Vilnius and Zurich operated by airBaltic, further strengthening air connectivity between Lithuania and Switzerland. The new route officially began on May 3, with flights operating twice weekly during
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Frontier Airlines reported a first-quarter operating loss of $283 million on Tuesday as rising fuel costs and aircraft-related charges weighed heavily on the ultra-low-cost carrier’s financial performance. The airline generated record operating revenue of $992 million during the quarter,
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Travellers from Katowice will be able to fly directly to the Faroe Islands in December, as Atlantic Airways launches a limited charter-mix service on the route. The new flights give passengers in southern Poland a direct link to the
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Lufthansa has announced a new onboard service concept for its long-haul flights, with the programme set to begin on 6 May. The airline says the scheme, called FOX or Future Onboard Experience, will cover all travel classes and all
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Warsaw had been expected to join the Uzbekistan Airways network “soon”, but the airline had still not submitted its flight schedule for approval to Poland’s Civil Aviation Authority. The absence of the filing means the proposed service remains on
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Passengers travelling through French airports are facing longer queues as the European Union’s Entry-Exit System continues to be rolled out, with border checks taking more time for many non-EU travellers. The new system records biometric and travel data for
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Itaka is considering adding a long-haul aircraft to strengthen its Air 001 brand, with the Airbus A321XLR emerging as a likely option. The narrow-body jet is already in service with carriers including Air Canada, Iberia and Wizz Air, while
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Qantas is ramping up incentives for frequent flyers, announcing a limited-time promotion that doubles status credits or points as the airline looks to counter softer travel demand and rising operating costs. The move comes as airlines navigate a more
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Ryanair has reported solid passenger growth in April, underscoring continued demand for short-haul travel across Europe as the summer season approaches. Ryanair said it carried 19.3 million passengers in April, according to an official statement from the airline. The
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Airbus is planning a major expansion of its business in Poland, saying it wants to raise annual spending with local suppliers to 700 million dollars by the end of the decade and increase employment to 1,500 people. The European
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SAS has cancelled 1,200 flights in May because of fuel shortages, disrupting travel plans across its network and leaving passengers facing last-minute changes. The airline said the cancellations were linked to problems securing fuel, but it has not given
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ITA Airways has launched its first-ever direct flight between Rome Fiumicino Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, opening a new transatlantic connection between Italy and Texas. The new service marks a strategic expansion of the airline’s North American network,
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Air Serbia has launched a new direct route between Belgrade and Santorini, expanding its summer network to one of the Mediterranean’s most sought-after destinations. The seasonal service will operate twice weekly, on Thursdays and Sundays, throughout the summer period.
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Air India has announced plans to introduce international connectivity from Varanasi, aligning with the Government of India’s push to implement a hub-and-spoke aviation model. The move marks a significant step in expanding global access beyond major metropolitan airports and
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