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Fiji Airways has unveiled a new wellness-focused travel programme designed to improve passenger and crew wellbeing during long-haul flights through a combination of wearable technology, recovery products and lounge-based therapies. The new FlyWell programme, launching from 1 June 2026, […]
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South Korea’s largest airline, Korean Air, has confirmed it will complete its long-planned takeover of Asiana Airlines in December, marking the final stage of a merger that will reshape the country’s aviation industry. Korean Air announced that a new
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Lufthansa is promoting its new Allegris First Class Suite Plus experience with discounted pricing offers aimed at premium travellers and corporate customers seeking added privacy, comfort and flexibility on long-haul flights. The airline announced that passengers booking the spacious
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Ryanair is lowering summer air fares in an effort to maintain strong passenger demand as travellers grow increasingly cautious about the wider economic and geopolitical impact of the conflict involving Iran. Europe’s largest airline by passenger numbers reported a
Ryanair Warns Of Softer Demand Despite Record Annual Profit Read More »
Wizz Air is expanding its operations in Moldova with increased flight frequencies on ten European routes from Chisinau, further strengthening the country’s international air connectivity. The low-cost airline confirmed that the expansion will be supported by the addition of
Wizz Air Adds Fifth Chisinau Jet, Lifts 10 Europe Routes Read More »
An investigation is underway after a Croatia Airlines Airbus A220-300 was involved in an incident during take-off from Split Airport while operating an international flight to Germany. The aircraft, registered 9A-CAN, had been scheduled to operate regular flight OU412
Split Airport Closed For Hours After Croatia Airlines A220 Incident Read More »
Poland is experiencing one of the fastest tourism growth rates in Europe as international visitor numbers continue rising and new long-haul flight connections expand access to the country. According to figures from European statistical agency Eurostat, international tourists spent
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Latvia’s national airline airBaltic reported a loss of €70.1 million during the first quarter of 2026, more than doubling its losses from the same period last year despite continued passenger and revenue growth. According to figures released to the
airBaltic Reports €70 Million Quarterly Loss As Revenue Climbs Read More »
Dublin Airport handled 3.11 million passengers in April, marking a 1.1% increase compared with the same month last year as strong Easter travel demand continued to boost passenger traffic. According to airport operator daa, April became the 13th consecutive
Dublin Airport Handles 3.1 Million Passengers in April Read More »
Rail passengers across parts of the West Midlands are being advised to travel only if necessary later this week as a two-day strike is set to cause widespread disruption across the regional rail network. The industrial action will affect
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Historic Arctic Exploration Recreated At Sea HX Expeditions has unveiled a new immersive cabin experience aboard MS Fridtjof Nansen, allowing travelers to step back into the “golden age” of Arctic exploration. The newly introduced 1896 Cabin forms part of
HX Expeditions Launches Immersive 1896 Cabin On MS Fridtjof Nansen Read More »
Seabourn Strengthens Focus On Expedition Cruising Luxury cruise line Seabourn says expedition cruising will play an increasingly important role in its future strategy as demand grows for immersive and once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences. According to Senior Director Sales Alex Pikardt,
Seabourn Unveils Ambitious Pole-To-Pole Expedition Program For 2028 Read More »
Air India Scales Back International Network Air India has reduced around 100 international flights per day as soaring aviation fuel prices and ongoing disruption linked to the Middle East crisis continue to impact airline operations. According to reports, the
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Air Tanzania Adds Moscow Route To Flight Schedule Air Tanzania is preparing to launch flights between Moscow and Dar es Salaam with an intermediate stop in Zanzibar, according to updated schedule data published by Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport. The new
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Lufthansa Group Preparing Gradual Return To Tel Aviv Lufthansa Group airlines are preparing to gradually resume flights to and from Tel Aviv beginning in June as carriers continue reassessing operations across the Middle East. The group confirmed that Austrian
Lufthansa Group Restarts Tel Aviv Flights While ITA Airways Delays Dubai Return Read More »
