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Beginning in April, Delta will expand its global network of flights, award-winning products and unmatched operational reliability to customers at Ontario International Airport through new service to its hub at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s largest airline hub […]
Turkish Airlines re-launches Ankara-Rome flights after a 60 years break. Turkish Airlines has launched its first Ankara-Rome service in 1959. Ankara-Rome flights, of which tickets are now available on Turkish Airlines’ sales offices and online sales channels, are planned to
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Nordwind Airlines opened the sale of tickets to all destinations of its flight network, including 40 new cities. This winter season the biggest number of new flights is opened from Moscow to Siberian cities: Barnaul, Bratsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Novosibirsk,
Avinor will build the airport in Tromsø. The sketch project has been completed and the project has come to a pre-project phase. Avinor received offers from several reputable players, and after thorough evaluation and negotiation rounds, it has been decided
Belavia Airlines JSC and Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) signed a bilateral agreement (codeshare) on the joint operation of Minsk-Baku route starting from October 28, 2018. According to this agreement, Belavia Airlines will be the operating carrier, and Azerbaijan Airlines will
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Following a successful test project, Norwegian will expand its cooperation with AVTECH Sweden AB to further reduce fuel consumption. A report by the Swedish Energy Agency, which partly financed the project, shows that fuel consumption was reduced by 22
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From April 4, 2019, British Airways will launch a two-per-week summer service from Heathrow, Terminal 5 and will be the only airline flying direct between Europe and the southern city. The service will be operated by a Boeing 787-8
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Cyprus Airways expresses its sorrow for Cobalt’s suspension of operation and its support to everyone affected. Cyprus Airways, aiming to minimize passengers’ discomfort, will be offering up to 20 free one-way tickets (excluding airport taxes), on each flight, for
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Following the suspension of Cobalt Air flights, and recognizing the immediate needs of affected passengers, Aegean and Olympic Air are announcing initiatives to facilitate passenger transport. Specifically, AEGEAN and Olympic Air are offering special rescue fares, starting from €66
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Cypriot airline Cobalt went into administration on Wednesday evening and canceled all flights due to indefinite suspension of Cobalt’s operations. Cobalt warned ticketed passengers not to go to any departure airport as no flights will operate and no staff will
In the presence of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, President and CEO of KLM, Pieter Elbers, today signed two MoU’s (Memorandum of Understanding) with Chinese strategic partners Xiamen Airlines and Ctrip.com. The signing
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Ryanair today (18 Oct) launched its Cardiff Summer 2019 schedule with 2 new routes to Barcelona and Malta and 4 routes in total, as it doubles its Cardiff traffic. Cardiff consumers and visitors can now book their holidays on
For the 2018-2019 winter season (October 28, 2018 to March 30, 2019), Air France is increasing capacity by 3.3% compared to the previous winter season, alongside HOP! and Joon: + 3.8 % for long-haul passenger operations, + 1.4 %
Austrian Airlines is continually expanding. In the first half of 2018 alone, Austria’s home carrier hired 400 new employees, mainly pilots and flight attendants. At present Austrian Airlines plans to add 100 fully trained pilots. In addition, training courses
Heathrow passengers are set for a biometric revolution as the airport announces plans for a full-scale roll out of new facial recognition biometric services from the summer of 2019. The new technology will be a first for the UK’s
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