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Aleksej Zelenkov, a duty manager at KlasJet, an exclusive private and corporate jet charter company, has broken three Lithuanian skydiving records in a single jump from 7,620 meters during a specialized high-altitude event in Herning, Denmark this August. The […]
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Global air travel is entering a bold new phase. After a decade of cautious expansion and reshuffling, 2025 and 2026 are bringing a wave of confirmed new routes that mark a genuine shift in how travellers move between continents.
20 New Routes in 2025 That Are Changing How We Travel Read More »
Turkish Airlines and Air Algérie have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Algiers to broaden their strategic partnership and expand their existing codeshare agreement. The deal, signed on 10 October 2025 by Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ekşi and Air
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Airport lounge giant Priority Pass is taking premium travel to the next level. This week, the company unveiled Priority Pass Private, a new invitation-only service that promises a seamless, luxurious journey from the moment travelers arrive at the terminal.
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United Airlines is continuing its ambitious European expansion, announcing a series of new routes for summer 2026 that will connect the U.S. to more destinations across Europe than any other American carrier. The airline is adding four new cities
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British holidaymakers heading to Europe are being urged to brace for long queues at airports and ports as the European Union’s new Entry Exit System (EES) comes into effect. The digital border scheme, which will apply to 29 European
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The optimism that defined the start of 2025 for the airline industry has since given way to turbulence. Despite early forecasts of record travel demand, several carriers around the world have faced financial collapse, leaving travelers stranded and highlighting
From Scandinavia to Florida, Airline Bankruptcies Sweep the Skies in 2025 Read More »
Abercrombie & Kent (A&K) Founder Geoffrey Kent will personally host an exclusive private jet journey in 2027, taking guests across four continents on an extraordinary 26-day adventure. Running from 14 October to 8 November 2027, the journey — titled
Turkish Airlines has warned it may redirect its planned purchase of Boeing 737 Max aircraft to Airbus if ongoing negotiations with engine supplier CFM International fail to reach favorable terms, the carrier’s chair told Reuters. The warning follows the
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Taiwan’s Taoyuan International Airport, which serves 101 destinations, has been named the world’s friendliest airport, according to a new study by the travel service company Airport Parking & Hotels. Nearly 74% of passengers praised the warmth and professionalism of
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Emirates has unveiled a new world-class hospitality training facility in Dubai — the Emirates Centre of Hospitality Excellence — designed to elevate in-flight service standards and train nearly 25,000 cabin crew in the art of luxury hospitality. The USD
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Europe’s largest low-cost carrier Ryanair continues to scale back its operations in regional Spain amid an escalating dispute with local authorities over airport taxes and fees. According to a company statement, Ryanair will remove 1.2 million seats — roughly
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Starting today, travelers departing from Frankfurt can experience Lufthansa’s new Allegris cabin, as the airline introduces its latest-generation “Dreamliners” on long-haul routes. The inaugural Allegris flight from Frankfurt to Toronto takes off today, marking a major milestone in the
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Belarus has launched construction of a new high-speed railway line connecting central Minsk with the National Airport Minsk, a project expected to significantly improve regional connectivity and support the development of the country’s largest industrial hub. The route will
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Air travelers are calling for a smarter, faster, and more sustainable future for air travel, according to a new global passenger trends report by aviation technology firm SITA. Based on a survey of 7,500 passengers across 25 countries, the
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