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Qatar Airways continues to lead the industry in providing global connectivity by resuming flights to just over half the destinations it operated pre-COVID-19. Since the onset of the pandemic, Qatar Airways network has never fallen below 30 destinations with […]
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Latvian airline airBaltic announces that as of tomorrow, September 4th, it will resume daily flights between Riga and Stockholm, Sweden. Flights will be performed on an Airbus A220-300 aircraft. Martin Gauss, CEO of airBaltic: “We welcome the decision of the Latvian
Hawaiian Airlines guests traveling between Hawai‘i and the U.S. mainland, its international destinations or within the Hawaiian Islands can now reschedule their flights without change fees. The carrier, which has already been waiving change fees for guests who need
Emirates and flydubai have announced that customers of both airlines can once again access a wider range of travel options around the world, connecting seamlessly and safely through Dubai. Following the progressive resumption of passenger flights to global destinations,
Finavia will start disinfecting security control trays with UVC light technology that kills bacteria and viruses. During the pilot project, equipment based on different technologies will be tested at a number of security control lines. “Due to the COVID-19
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Germany’s most popular leisure airline Condor extends the golf season until November and brings fans of the ball sport to one of the most exclusive golf destinations in Greece – Costa Navarino, in the province of Messinia at the
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New tickets with maximum flexibility: As of now and up to and including 31 October 2020, SunExpress offers free rebooking options for passengers to all flights to/from Izmir and to all Anatolian destinations. The rebooking is free of charge
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The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) today announced the deployment of six 40-foot all-electric zero-emission buses and related electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Use of battery-electric buses will cut operating costs and reduce carbon emissions, supporting SFO’s Strategic Plan Goal
Norwegian Air Shuttle, an airline that continues to develop routes in Lithuania will operate passenger flights from Vilnius to Bergen.
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Seychelles News Agency confirmed that Seychelles International Airways will start its long-haul operations with a first flight to the island nation on September 10 for passengers and cargo. The airline is a private, Seychellois-owned aviation company based in the
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Emirates has announced it will resume flights to Accra, Ghana and Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The total number of points served in Africa is 11.
Today (2 SEPT) Eurowings resumed operations between Newcastle and Dusseldorf, becoming the tenth airline to restart flights from the North East’s largest airport. The airline ceased flying between the two cities in April due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but
Wizz Air is launching today 1 flight from Pardubice airport to Ukrainian Lviv. Pardubice airport will also offer flights to Kyiv. Both routes will operate three times per week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passengers can book their tickets from
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Dubai-based airline flydubai has announced today that passengers booking with flydubai for travel between 01 September and 30 November 2020 will automatically receive free global cover for COVID-19. The new service covers passengers’ health expenses and quarantine costs if
Flights from Exeter to Manchester with Blue Islands have restarted, a key regional service which has previously attracted thousands of regular travellers, serving business and leisure passengers. Rob Veron, Blue Islands CEO said, “We are very pleased to reinstate
