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Wizz Air is expanding its Armenian network once again, announcing a new direct route from Yerevan to Bratislava. The service begins on January 13, 2026, and will operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays throughout the […]
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China’s Tianjin Airlines has restarted its nonstop service linking the megacity of Chongqing with Moscow, marking a renewed air connection between one of China’s largest inland hubs and the Russian capital. The route is operated with an Airbus A330,
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There’s a renewed energy in travel between the UAE and Vietnam, and it begins with a strengthened partnership between Etihad Airways and Vietnam Airlines. The two carriers have launched a new codeshare agreement that builds directly on Etihad’s recently
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Vista is widening its reach in the private aviation market with the launch of XO Corporate, a membership program designed for companies and executives who rely on frequent and flexible air travel. The new offering strengthens the group’s position
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Turkish Airlines’ acquisition of Air Europa is beginning to show its first visible effects, and the shift comes with a symbolic moment at the top. After nearly two and a half years leading the airline, Jesús Nuño de la
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A new kind of business travel perk has just arrived in Belgium, and it is already reshaping the way self-employed professionals manage their work trips and expenses. Brussels Airlines, Beobank and Mastercard have unveiled the Beobank Brussels Airlines Navigator
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Airbus has raised its long-term outlook for the Asia-Pacific aviation market, projecting that airlines in the region will need 19,560 new aircraft over the next 20 years. The figure, released on 15 November during the Association of Asia-Pacific Airlines’
LOT Polish Airlines is preparing another long-haul boost to its North American operations, announcing a new nonstop service between Warsaw and San Francisco. The route, set to launch on May 6, 2026, reflects the airline’s continued focus on the
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On October 28, 2025, NASA engineers achieved a historic milestone by taking the experimental supersonic aircraft X-59 QueSST on its maiden flight. Despite marking a breakthrough in the future of civil aviation, the event was intentionally quiet—both literally and
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More than a hundred pieces of luggage were not loaded onto a Turkish Airlines flight from Antalya to Moscow on the evening of November 12, according to information from Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport. “Dear passengers of Turkish Airlines flight TK-3050/12.11.2025
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Despite recent comments from AirAsia’s CEO Tony Fernandes about plans to enter the Russian market, the Malaysian low-cost carrier has not submitted any official requests to Russia’s aviation authorities to begin operations. The Russian Ministry of Transport confirmed that
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Finnair is preparing for a major network expansion next year, adding 12 new destinations across Europe and strengthening its role as a key connector between the continent and the world. The Finnish carrier continues to build on its growth
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As winter settles over Northern Europe, Latvian airline airBaltic has unveiled where travelers from the Baltic capitals are heading this season. From sun-soaked escapes to bustling city breaks, passengers from Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius are embracing diverse travel moods—seeking
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Air travel across the United States faced major disruptions on Monday, with airlines canceling nearly 2,100 flights, according to data from analytics firm Cirium as of 6:15 p.m. Eastern Time (2:15 a.m. Tuesday Moscow time). In total, about 25,700
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Qatar Airways has announced plans to sell its 9.6% stake in Cathay Pacific Airways for $896 million (£708 million), bringing an end to an eight-year partnership with Hong Kong’s flagship carrier. The Doha-based airline approached Cathay with an offer
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