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The Ministry of Customs and Trade in Turkey has issued a directive that bans the supply of fuel and related services to Russian and Belorussian aircraft within the country’s borders. According to the decision taken, as of March 14, […]
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Emirates unveils new signature livery for its fleet Aircraft livery is indeed a crucial part of any airline’s branding and serves as a powerful marketing tool. It is often the first thing that passengers and the public notice about
Aeroflot will receive at least 130 billion of the 300 billion rubles allocated by the state for the purchase of aircraft from lessors. 70 billion rubles of this amount, the company has already spent on the purchase of 10
Flydubai has started its five-times weekly operations to Milan Bergamo Airport from 10 March, marking the airline’s fourth destination in Italy. The airline plans to increase the frequency to a daily service from 18 April 2023. Emirates will codeshare
Air Canada has announced the addition of new non-stop seasonal flights between Montreal and Amsterdam for this summer. The flights will operate five times a week and use Air Canada’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, linking to and from Air
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Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ) has announced plans to introduce a new direct route between Amman, Jordan and Stockholm, Sweden, starting May 29, as part of the airline’s strategic plans to expand its global network and attract new visitors to
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Russia didn’t receive spark plugs for Russian Superjet 100 aircraft. Part of the Superjet 100 aircraft fleet may be temporarily grounded in Russia due to the end of stocks of American spark plugs for Russian-French SaM-146 engines and the
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From April 8, 2023, Nouvelair resumes flights to Moscow from Monastir, Tunisia. Flights between Moscow and Monastir are scheduled twice a week with a subsequent increase in the summer season. The flights will be carried out on A-320 type
All flights to and from Greece will be canceled on Thursday, March 16, 2023, due to the participation of air traffic controllers and civil aviation workers in a 24-hour nationwide strike over the deadliest train disaster in the country’s
SunExpress, a joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, welcomed 10.7 million passengers on board in 2022. Breaking passenger number records, the carrier saw a load factor of 85%, exceeding pre-pandemic levels. Achieving a revenue of around €1,49 billion
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Belarus and Iran have agreed to open direct flights between their capitals from March 26, Transport and Communications Minister Aleksey Avramenko said on Monday following talks between the presidents of Belarus and Iran in Tehran. “From March 26, direct
United wants to turn microalgae into SAF through the first new investment of its recently announced UAV Sustainable Flight FundSM since its launch: algae biofuel company Viridos. This $5 million investment will support the production of sustainable aviation fuel
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Armenian Airlines performed the first flight to Moscow from Yerevan. “We are pleased to announce that a new air carrier, Armenian Airlines, has entered the Armenian market, which on March 11 made its first flight on the Yerevan-Moscow-Yerevan route
Air Moldova resumed flights on Saturday, interrupted earlier due to problems with aircraft. “To mitigate existing operational difficulties, the company has hired three aircraft from European companies to operate part of its scheduled flights. Flights will resume gradually from
Thailand will have three new airlines. Carriers P80 Air, Really Cool Air and Landarch Airline have applied for operating licenses with the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). Landarch Airline will focus on domestic transportation in a ten-seat aircraft,
