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Glasgow Airport has officially welcomed the first Edelweiss flight from Zurich, marking the launch of a new direct air connection between Scotland and Switzerland as airlines continue expanding European leisure networks. The inaugural flight arrived on Friday, 29 May, […]
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Loganair has launched its new direct service connecting Jersey with Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, marking the airline’s first-ever flights to France and expanding travel options for Channel Islands passengers. The inaugural flight departed on Sunday, 31 May, representing
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Five people were injured after a Eurowings flight from Rhodes to Cologne encountered severe turbulence while flying over the Balkans, with aviation reports suggesting the disturbance may have been caused by wake turbulence from a larger aircraft ahead. Flight
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Szczecin-Goleniow Airport ended 2025 with a net loss of 18.4 million zloty, extending its accumulated losses to more than 106 million zloty. The result came despite almost 10% growth in operating revenue, as costs rose by more than a
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LOT Polish Airlines has launched direct flights from Warsaw to Almaty, giving travellers a new non-stop link to Kazakhstan‘s largest city. The route began on 31 May 2026 and opens up a destination that has long sat outside the
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France’s air traffic controllers launched a fresh strike this week, disrupting flights at airports across the country and adding pressure to an already busy travel period. The stoppage matters for travellers because even short controller action can trigger delays,
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More airline bankruptcies could follow if conflict in the Middle East drags on for at least two more months, according to a senior executive at Buzz, the Polish leisure airline owned by Ryanair. Michał Kaczmarzyk, president of Buzz, said
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Swiss International Air Lines has decided to permanently withdraw 2 of its nine Airbus A220-100 aircraft and use them for spare parts, after first considering grounding the entire sub-fleet. The move is intended to help keep its larger A220-300
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Ryanair has announced a record winter 2026 schedule for Warsaw, with 46 routes in total, including 12 new ones. The airline also expects passenger traffic to rise to 4 million a year across the capital’s two airports as capacity
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Munich Airport temporarily suspended operations after pilots reported a suspicious flying object near the airfield, prompting a large-scale police response and the temporary closure of both runways. The disruption lasted for more than an hour before authorities declared the
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India’s two largest airlines are preparing significant flight reductions after rising fuel prices and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East increased pressure on operating costs. The planned cuts by Air India and IndiGo could affect thousands of weekly flights
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Saudi Arabia has taken another step toward advanced air mobility ambitions after signing an agreement with Boeing to evaluate whether autonomous aircraft could eventually become part of the country’s transportation ecosystem. The initiative reflects growing efforts by Saudi authorities
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Poznan airport has launched a new charter service to Egypt, with 187 passengers flying on Friday morning from Poznan- Lawica to Al Alamajn on the country’s north coast. The route adds a direct leisure link from western Poland to
Krakow Airport is adding two more traditional passport control points in the departure area to speed up checks for passengers travelling outside the Schengen zone. The work is intended to improve the capacity of the border crossing, especially as
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Western Sydney International Airport is preparing for its long-awaited opening later this year, with new international aviation agreements raising expectations that more global airlines could soon launch services from the city’s second major airport. The latest agreements strengthen the
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