Transportation news: airlines, cruise lines, passenger trains, car rental, ride-sharing companies, and local transportation
According to reports from the media, fees for air navigation services in Russian airspace have increased by 20% for international airlines. Experts have analyzed how this change may affect ticket prices for passengers. As per information from international and […]
Air Seychelles, the national airline of the Republic of Seychelles, has successfully commenced its new service to Colombo, the vibrant capital city of Sri Lanka. The inaugural flight arrived at Bandaranaike International Airport in the early hours of Wednesday,
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Air China will resume flights between China and Chita, Zabaykalsky Krai in July. International flights to China will resume from July 5th. The Beijing-Hailar-Chita route will be operated by Air China. Flights will operate weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays using
Helsinki Airport travelers can now enjoy a hassle-free experience as Finavia, the airport company, introduces streamlined security control measures. Effective from 28th June, the airport has installed modern security equipment, allowing passengers to carry liquid containers up to two
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Aeroflot has announced the complete transfer of control over ground handling operations at the apron to Sheremetyevo, along with a reduction of nearly 300 supervisors. The order, signed by CEO Sergey Aleksandrovsky in early June, outlines the full transfer
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London Gatwick’s North Terminal is undergoing its largest transformation to date, offering passengers a range of new features. The project, expected to be completed by early 2024, involves an investment of over £10 million to enhance the passenger experience
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S7 Technics has obtained a Russian certificate for manufacturing components for foreign aircraft. The aircraft maintenance company, S7 Technics, has been granted an approval certificate by the Russian aviation authority, allowing the company to independently produce components for servicing
St. Petersburg is the capital of water tourism, offering numerous river and canal cruises. These include the main and minor branches of the Neva River, the northern islands of the Neva Delta leading to the Gulf of Finland, as
iryo and Air Europa sign a multimodal agreement that allows you to buy combined train and plane trips on a single ticket. Thanks to this alliance, which will be implemented before the end of 2023, combined train (iryo) and
Iryo and Air Europa Join Forces: Buy Combined Train and Plane Trips on a Single Ticket Read More »
Sheregesh, a developing resort in the Kemerovo region, is ready for businesses to acquire bonds to finance the construction of a planned airport runway, according to Ilya Seredyuk, the First Deputy Governor and Chairman of the Kuzbass Regional Government.
Developing Resort Sheregesh Seeks Business Investment for Airport Construction Read More »
JSC “Roshchino Airport” (Tyumen, part of the Novaport holding company) has begun the reconstruction of its airport complex, planned to take place between 2023 and 2027, according to the regional government’s information center. The reconstruction will be carried out
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The Russian cruise liner Knyaz Vladimir arrived in the port of Sukhumi on Friday morning in a test mode, said Daur Ardzinba, the CEO of Abkhazian Shipping Company, to journalists. According to him, there were 150 people on board
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The Lombardy region’s parliament in Italy has suggested to the Italian Ministry of Transport that Milan’s Malpensa Airport should be officially renamed in honor of the late Silvio Berlusconi. The proposal, put forward by the councillors of the regional
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The demand for Tu-214 aircraft is estimated at 150 units until 2032. This statement was made by Vadim Korolev, the managing director of Tupolev, during a meeting at the Kazan Aircraft Plant, which was attended by Russian Prime Minister
Boosting Russia’s Maritime Infrastructure and Expanding Tourist Opportunities
