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Turkish Airlines is implementing significant network reductions for the 2026/27 winter season, removing 578 weekly flights from its timetable between October 25, 2026 and March 27, 2027. The cuts affect several destinations across the former Yugoslavia, including Tivat, Sarajevo, […]
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Germany has decided to reduce its air traffic tax from July 2026, reversing part of a controversial increase introduced in 2024 as the government attempts to strengthen the country’s aviation sector. Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s cabinet approved the measure and
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Negotiations between the North Macedonian government and Ryanair over the Irish low-cost carrier’s potential entry into the country’s aviation market have ended without an agreement. Authorities in Skopje said the airline’s financial and operational demands were considered excessive and
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AEGEAN Airlines has reported higher revenue and passenger traffic for the first quarter of 2026 despite growing operational pressure from rising fuel prices and ongoing instability in the Middle East. The Greek airline group generated consolidated revenue of €320.7
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Poznań-Ławica Airport is introducing a series of new passenger-focused improvements aimed at making travel through the terminal easier, more comfortable and less stressful. The airport said the changes are based on passenger feedback and form part of its broader
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The Swedish government has announced a new 500 million kronor support package aimed at protecting domestic air routes as airlines face growing pressure from rising fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East. The package, worth approximately €48
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Tupolev specialists have completed flight tests of a Tu-214 aircraft equipped with a newly developed Russian-made ozone converter designed to protect passengers and crew from harmful ozone exposure during flights. The system was developed by the Kristall design bureau
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Air Canada has officially launched a new nonstop summer route connecting Palma de Mallorca and Montréal–Trudeau International Airport, creating the only direct air service currently operating between Mallorca and Canada. The seasonal route will begin operations on 18 June
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Alaska Airlines has officially launched daily nonstop flights between Seattle and London Heathrow, further expanding its international network and strengthening transatlantic connectivity from the U.S. West Coast. The year-round route marks the airline’s second European destination introduced in 2026
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The Moravian-Silesian regional government in the Czech Republic has approved additional financial support for LOT Polish Airlines to continue operating flights between Warsaw and Ostrava through November 2026. The new subsidy agreement is valued at more than 33 million
LOT Gets 5.7 Million Zlotys To Keep Warsaw Ostrava Flights Read More »
The world’s first ATR 72-600 featuring ATR’s new HighLine all-business class cabin configuration has officially entered service with Malaysia’s Berjaya Air, marking a major milestone in regional aviation. The aircraft recently arrived in Kuala Lumpur after receiving certification from
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A French appeals court has found Airbus and Air France guilty of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 crash of Air France Flight 447, one of the deadliest disasters in French aviation history. The ruling reverses earlier acquittals issued in
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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has officially welcomed Porter Airlines with the launch of new nonstop flights connecting Austin and Toronto Pearson International Airport. The year-round route strengthens international connectivity between Central Texas and Canada while further expanding Porter Airlines’ growing
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The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to significantly expand the role of private companies in airport security screening across the United States through a new Transportation Security Administration initiative called TSA Gold+. The programme represents a major
TSA Gold+ Program Could Bring More Private Screeners To US Airports Read More »
A sinkhole discovered on one of LaGuardia Airport’s runways has caused significant flight disruptions in New York ahead of the busy Memorial Day travel weekend. Airport officials confirmed that Runway 4/22 at LaGuardia International Airport was shut down on
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