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Qantas has confirmed its Airbus A380 fleet will remain in service until the early 2030s before the aircraft are retired from long-haul flying. The airline, which operates the double-decker jets on some of its longest routes, said the superjumbos […]
Wizz Air has warned that new Serbian rules on foreign airlines could force it to close its Belgrade base, reduce competition and cut route options for passengers. The low-cost carrier said the changes may reshape the balance of power
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The SATS Premier Check-in Lounge at Singapore Changi Airport‘s Terminal 1 has reopened after a major revamp, giving premium travellers a refreshed space before departure. The lounge, which closed for renovation in April 2024, now offers a larger footprint,
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Olsztyn-Mazury Airport ended 2025 with a net loss of 19.54 million zloty, marking a worse result than a year earlier and one of the biggest losses in the airport’s history. The figure was 1.8 million zloty higher than the
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British Airways has extended the suspension of its London Heathrow to Dubai service until at least late October 2026, dealing another setback to one of the airline’s most important long-haul business routes as instability across Middle Eastern airspace continues.
Lufthansa‘s Boeing 787 Dreamliner suffered a serious ground incident at Frankfurt Airport after its nose landing gear unexpectedly collapsed shortly after arriving at the gate, leaving several airport workers injured and causing substantial damage to the aircraft. The incident
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China’s regional airport network has grown again after Tongren Dejiang Airport began regular passenger operations following approval from the country’s civil aviation authority. The new airport currently has just one route. It marks another step in China’s long-running effort
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Emirates has taken delivery of its first Boeing 777-300ERSF freighter, marking the start of a wider fleet modernisation plan for Emirates SkyCargo. The aircraft was converted from a passenger Boeing 777-300ER into a cargo plane. The Dubai-based airline plans
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Emirates says it has recycled more than 88,000 kilograms of plastic through its closed-loop inflight recycling programme as the airline expands sustainability initiatives across onboard operations and passenger products. The airline launched the programme in 2023 and says the
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Olsztyn-Mazury Airport in northern Poland has welcomed its 1 millionth passenger since opening in 2016, marking a milestone for the regional hub. The passenger was Barbara Rakowska from Lidzbark Warmiński, who arrived in Szymany on a Wizz Air flight
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Qantas has delayed the launch of what is expected to become the world’s longest nonstop commercial flight as the airline pushes back its ambitious Project Sunrise programme due to aircraft delivery challenges. The Australian carrier had originally planned to
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Kansai Airport has completed its largest redevelopment project since opening more than three decades ago, unveiling significantly expanded international facilities as Osaka prepares for rising passenger demand and increased global connectivity. The extensive modernization project took nearly five years
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JetBlue is preparing to enter the Venezuelan market for the first time after announcing plans to launch nonstop flights between Fort Lauderdale and Caracas, expanding competition on routes between the United States and Venezuela. The airline said the new
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BETA Technologies has launched a new phase of electric aviation testing in Europe after beginning demonstration flights across Belgium and the wider Benelux region using its fully electric cargo aircraft. The company’s Alia CX300 aircraft has arrived in Belgium
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Copenhagen Airport continued its strong growth trajectory in November after handling 2.42 million passengers, driven by rising transfer traffic, expanding long-haul connectivity and sustained demand for both leisure and business travel. The latest figures underline Copenhagen’s growing role as
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