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Turkish Airlines is set to strengthen its presence in Spain with the launch of direct flights to Seville, marking the Andalusian city as the sixth Spanish destination served by the national flag carrier. The new route, commencing in September, […]
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For winter 2025/2026, SAS is expanding its traffic program with six new destinations from its Copenhagen hub: Vienna, Tel Aviv, Marrakech, Madeira, Fuerteventura, and Kittilä. The winter schedule will also feature increased frequencies on existing routes, contributing to a
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Volcanic ash cloud activity in New Zealand‘s Bay of Plenty region has triggered multiple flight cancellations by Air New Zealand, disrupting travel plans and grounding aircraft at Tauranga Airport. The cause: a sudden eruption at Whakaari, also known as
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Nonstop flights to Amsterdam are now a reality for Southern California travelers, as KLM Royal Dutch Airlines launched its first direct service between San Diego International Airport (SAN) and Schiphol International Airport (AMS). The new transatlantic route officially began
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In May 2025, Moscow’s air travel system was thrown into turmoil following an unprecedented drone attack launched by Ukraine, marking the largest-ever such assault in the country’s history. The attack wreaked havoc at Moscow’s major airports, leading to widespread
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airBaltic’s Business Class upgrade bidding service is proving to be a strong performer just months after its December 2024 launch. Developed in partnership with Plusgrade, a global leader in ancillary revenue solutions, the service has already attracted more than
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Flights to Pakistan have been suspended by several major airlines following the temporary closure of airspace over parts of Pakistan and India. The move comes in response to rising regional tensions and a series of missile strikes, disrupting travel
Finnair’s new flights to Kirkenes mark a major step in connecting travelers to one of Northern Norway’s most remote and fascinating destinations. With the launch of the only scheduled international service to Kirkenes Airport, Finnair is making it easier
Approximately 200 flights were cancelled following a sudden military operation known as “Sindoor,” launched by the Indian armed forces. At least 18 airports across the country, including the key Srinagar Airport in the Jammu and Kashmir region, have temporarily
From 10 May to 28 September 2025, Schiphol is upgrading the Buitenveldertbaan, one of the airport’s runways. In just over four months, work will be carried out on the large-scale renewal of almost all infrastructure on and around the
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Vietjet Qazaqstan is the newest addition to Asia’s low-cost airline market, following a strategic partnership between Vietjet and Qazaq Air. The announcement was made during the Kazakhstan–Vietnam Business Roundtable, held in the presence of Vietnamese General Secretary To Lam
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LOT Polish Airlines has temporarily suspended its flights to and from Tel Aviv following a rare missile incident at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport. The airline announced that its popular Boeing 737 routes from Krakow and Warsaw will not resume
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In response to ongoing tensions and security concerns following a recent rocket attack on Ben Gurion International Airport, several major international airlines have extended their flight suspensions to Tel Aviv. These suspensions affect both direct and connecting flights, significantly
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KlasJet, an exclusive private and corporate jet charter company and part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, Insurance) provider, is responding to the increased demand from the European market by reallocating one of its
Air Canada extends transatlantic route offerings this summer by relaunching and expanding its popular Dublin to Vancouver service. The seasonal route officially resumed on Sunday, May 4, with Flight AC919 departing Dublin Airport and landing in Vancouver just nine
