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Qantas Frequent Flyer members can now use points to book flights on Philippine Airlines at low Classic Reward rates, adding another partner to the airline’s redemption network. The move gives travellers more options across the Philippines and beyond, with […]
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Romanian airline Dan Air is considering a sale of the company or the entry of a strategic investor to support its next stage of growth. The development was reported by industry website BoardingPass, which said the carrier’s owner and
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Polish carrier LOT is returning Tel Aviv to its route network, with flights from Warsaw due to resume on 31 May. Services from Krakow are set to restart less than a week later, restoring one of the airline’s key
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Port Polska’s new airport is set to open in 2032 with capacity for 34 million passengers a year, according to a senior figure involved in the project. The figure was confirmed during a parliamentary infrastructure committee session focused on
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National Airlines has added a second Boeing 777 Freighter to its fleet, strengthening its long-haul cargo operations and expanding its global charter capacity. The aircraft, registered N792CA, was delivered from Boeing’s production facility in Everett, Seattle. The airline said
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Azamara Cruises has announced its spring, summer and fall 2028 sailings, describing the programme as one of the most ambitious and destination-focused seasons in its history. The small-ship line said 87% of its deployment will be spent in port,
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SAS has announced the launch of its own business credit card programme aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises across Scandinavia, combining travel rewards, payment services and expense management into a single platform. The initiative marks a major expansion of
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Dutch airline KLM has extended the suspension of several Middle East routes amid continuing security concerns linked to the conflict involving Iran and wider regional instability. The airline confirmed on Tuesday that flights to a number of destinations in
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Porsche has unveiled a new limited-edition 911 Turbo S created exclusively for Kuwait to celebrate 70 years of the brand’s presence in the country. Named the Porsche 911 Turbo S Sadu Edition, the special model pays tribute to Kuwait’s
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Alicante airport’s main bus route will increase to 10 departures a day from June 1, with a new timetable aimed at cutting waiting times for passengers travelling between the terminal and the city. According to the updated schedule, the
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Portugal’s national passenger rail operator Comboios de Portugal (CP) has launched a major international tender for the supply of high-speed trains for the country’s future Porto-Lisbon railway line. The contract marks a significant step forward in Portugal’s first high-speed
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Holidaymakers using Palma de Mallorca airport are set to see relief as one of the Balearic Islands’ busiest travel hubs reopens after month-long repair works that affected part of its infrastructure. The reopening is expected to restore smoother operations
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Four people, including two children, have died after a train collided with a school bus at a level crossing in the Belgian town of Buggenhout. Several other children were seriously injured in the crash, which occurred on Tuesday morning
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Emirates has expanded its global “Travel Rehearsal” programme to Madagascar, introducing the autism-friendly initiative at Ivato International Airport in Antananarivo for the first time. The programme is designed to help neurodivergent passengers and travellers with accessible travel requirements become
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Airspace restrictions for private aviation could soon expand across Central Russia, including Moscow and the surrounding Moscow region, according to warnings issued by a public pilots’ organisation. The proposed measures could significantly affect sightseeing flights, private charter aviation and
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