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AirHelp, the global travel service company known for its in-depth analysis of the aviation industry, has released its annual AirHelp Score for 2024, ranking the world’s best airlines and airports. The rankings evaluate airlines based on three key factors: […]
Turkish Airlines announced significant operational growth in 2024, showcasing expanded capacity, fleet size, and network reach. According to a filing with Borsa Istanbul on December 10, the airline’s seating capacity rose by 13.4 percent year-on-year, reaching 100,899 seats as
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Delta Air Lines has kicked off a new seasonal route between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Brisbane Airport (BNE), marking a significant expansion of its Australian network. The inaugural flight from LAX to BNE took off on December
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As of today, December 9, 2024, Lufthansa is offering a new non-stop connection between Munich (MUC) and São Paulo (GRU). The route is served three times a week by an Airbus A350 – one of the most modern and fuel-efficient aircraft
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Luxury river cruise operator Mekong Kingdoms has announced the addition of Bohème, its latest boutique vessel, set to embark on its maiden journey on December 9, 2024. This 50-meter-long floating marvel will offer an unparalleled six-day, five-night exploration of
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American Airlines has announced that it will not resume its daily service between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP). Initially suspended until February 12, the flights are now paused indefinitely due to ongoing safety
American Airlines Extends Suspension of Miami-to-Port-au-Prince Flights Indefinitely Read More »
Damascus International Airport has suspended all operations following the reported collapse of the Syrian government and the fall of the capital city to rebel forces overnight. Sham FM, a local radio station, reported Sunday that the airport was evacuated,
Flights Suspended at Damascus Airport After Syrian Government Collapse Read More »
Russia’s largest airline, Aeroflot, plans to purchase five Boeing 737-800BCF freighter aircraft for disassembly to obtain spare parts, according to a report by Russian state media outlet Kommersant on Dec. 6. The aircraft are reportedly destined for Aeroflot’s low-cost
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Turkish Airlines, in partnership with Kaelis, has introduced a playful and sustainable kids’ kit to enrich the travel experience for young passengers. As part of its collaboration with the FTE Digital, Innovation & Startup Hub, the airline unveiled a
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LOT Polish Airlines has unveiled plans to expand its route network by introducing flights to Thessaloniki, Greece, starting June 17, 2025. The new service will operate daily from LOT’s hub in Warsaw, offering passengers increased connectivity to the Mediterranean
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An incident happend aboard a Volaris Airbus A320 (N526VL) when a passenger attempted to hijack the aircraft en route from León to Tijuana. Due to the quick response of fellow passengers and crew, the situation was contained before escalating.
Passenger Stops Attempted Hijacking on Mexican Low-Cost Flight Read More »
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport descended into chaos today as the Netherlands grappled with the impact of severe storm “Darragh.” Strong winds have already forced the cancellation of over 100 flights, with that number expected to climb as the day progresses.
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Frontier Airlines, known for its ultra-low-cost travel model, is stepping into the premium travel segment. The U.S.-based carrier has announced plans to introduce first-class seating on its aircraft, aiming to combine “luxury and value” for its customers. According to
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The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) has unveiled a sweeping proposal to require airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays caused by airline-related issues, such as maintenance problems or IT system failures. This marks a significant shift in
USDOT Proposes Passenger Compensation for Flight Delays Up to $775 Read More »
Lebanon is preparing for a resumption of Arab and international flights to Lebanon by mid-December. The resumption comes after air travel was severely disrupted during the recent conflict with Israel, leaving Middle East Airlines (MEA) as the sole operator.
