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Two iconic cities—one steeped in Hanseatic heritage, the other straddling continents—will be directly connected for the first time, as LOT Polish Airlines unveils a new route between Gdańsk and Istanbul, launching 14 January 2026. The four-times-weekly service strengthens the […]
This summer, Pegasus Airlines is rewriting the map of accessible travel between the UK and Türkiye with the launch of two brand-new direct routes. Now offering flights from London Stansted to Gaziantep and Kayseri, the airline is not only
The National Airports Company of Bucharest (CNAB) has officially launched the tender for the design of a new terminal and associated infrastructure at Henri Coandă International Airport, marking a major step in the airport’s long-term expansion strategy. The design
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The Romanian government has officially approved a strategic programme for the modernisation and development of Bucharest Băneasa – Aurel Vlaicu International Airport (AIBB-AV), paving the way for a decade-long transformation aimed at expanding capacity and aligning the airport with
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Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has officially launched a new direct route from Copenhagen (CPH) to Nuuk (GOH)—marking the first direct air connection between the two cities in over 20 years. The route opens up rare access to Greenland’s awe-inspiring Arctic
Travelers in Europe could soon enjoy stronger protections, faster refunds, and clearer rules—thanks to new legislation proposed by the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee. The draft changes aim to close legal loopholes, clarify passenger entitlements, and hold intermediaries
Manston Airport in Kent is gearing up for a major return to the skies, nearly a decade after its closure. Once a key wartime airfield and later a lorry park, the historic site is being transformed into a modern
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The legendary Concorde is set to make a high-speed comeback by 2026, fifty years after its first groundbreaking flight—a move that could redefine luxury air travel as we know it. Supersonic Travel, Reinvented for the Future Aviation startup Fly-Concorde
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Wizz Air now accepts American Express as a payment method, giving travelers greater flexibility when booking flights and making onboard purchases. The announcement marks a strategic move by the low-cost European airline to enhance convenience for both leisure and
SkyUp is strengthening its position in the global aviation market by forming a strategic partnership with Moldovan airline Vision Air. This collaboration is set to significantly expand the network of available flights and improve connectivity between Eastern Europe and
China is tightening its aviation safety regulations by banning passengers from carrying power banks without valid 3C certification on all domestic flights, effective June 28. The new rule comes in response to a growing number of incidents involving lithium-ion
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Porter Airlines is launching its first-ever flights to sun destinations in Mexico, the Caribbean, and Costa Rica, expanding its network beyond North America for the first time. Starting this winter, Canadian travelers will have direct access to five sunny
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airBaltic and Turkish Airlines have announced an expansion of their existing codeshare agreement, adding new destinations that connect key cities across Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus. The move is set to provide travelers with greater connectivity, broader route
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QantasLink today announced the Embraer 190 (E190) as the preferred aircraft type for a major fleet renewal program at its Western Australia-based regional operation, Network Aviation. The renewal program would see QantasLink’s Fokker F100 (F100) aircraft retired and replaced
SAS returns to India in 2026 with the launch of a new year-round route connecting Copenhagen and Mumbai, marking a major milestone in the airline’s intercontinental expansion. The new service, beginning June 2, 2026, will offer five weekly flights
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