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The Pobeda airline (Aeroflot Group) began operating direct regular flights on the St. Petersburg-Minsk route. The first flight to Minsk took place on June 10, 2022 with a 100% load. Ticket sales were opened on May 18, 2022. The […]
Silversea’s entire 10-ship fleet has now re-entered service. Since Silver Moon℠ first set sail on June 18, 2021, Silversea has led the global restart of ultra-luxury cruising, successfully welcoming guests around the world. As well as hosting the only
Peruvian low-cost carrier SKY Airline Peru launched its first service outside of South America this week when its inaugural Lima-Miami flight landed at Miami International Airport on June 7. MIA and airline officials celebrated the U.S. expansion with a
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Swoop launched its inaugural flight to Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) from Edmonton International Airport (YEG). Swoop flight WO217 landed in Comox at 7:55 a.m. local time, adding another B.C. destination to its network. Swoop’s new service to Comox is
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, announces the launch of its direct flights to Nice, France starting from 02 June with two weekly flights. On this new addition to the airline’s network, Gulf Air Acting
ASL Airlines France announces new weekly flights to Algiers and the opening of lines to Annaba and Béjaïa. Following the new authorization granted by the authorities to open more flights between Algeria and France, ASL Airlines France is gradually
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Turkish Airlines continues to add new destinations to its flight network. Flag carrier started its operations to Bukhara, ancient city of Central Asia with its history spanning over 2500 years and listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. Global
Ryanair has been hit by a flurry of social media criticism, accusations of discrimination and racism – the Irish airline is conducting tests on general knowledge about the culture, history of South Africa and the Afrikaans language for citizens
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Turkish Airlines, Turkey’s largest carrier, has waived free baggage allowance in economy class for tickets at the lowest EcoFly fare. Now the cheapest economy class ticket only includes 8 kg of hand luggage and one small personal item. The
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Russia’s largest private airline, S7, has suspended work on the Citrus low-cost carrier project due to the inability to purchase new aircraft. “Under the current circumstances, the S7 Group is freezing the Citrus low-cost carrier project. In 2022, the
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Air Canada has resumed its summer seasonal services between Keflavik Airport in Reykjavik and Toronto, operating four times per week, and to Montreal, with three flights per week. The flights will continue until October. “We are thrilled to welcome
Ryanair have put new flights on sale to Barcelona and Cork, adding to their other 19 destinations currently available from Newcastle International Airport. The routes add two new cities onto the departure board for the North East’s largest Airport,
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The return of cruising in Australia continued with the arrival of Princess Cruises’ Coral Princess into Brisbane, Queensland on June 7 to commence her inaugural season. The ship’s arrival marks the first ever ship to be homeported at the
From mid-August there will be two new connections from BER to the USA. “Norse Atlantic Airways”, a new Norwegian long-distance airline, today launched its ticket sales for direct flights between BER and New York (JFK) as well as between
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Flight attendants of the Russian airline Aeroflot have been ordered to keep a record of toilet paper. About this writes the publication Baza with reference to a document that was sent to the staff of the company. The airline
