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Qantas has moved a step closer to launching some of the world’s longest passenger flights after the first Airbus A350-1000ULR for the Australian airline completed its inaugural test flight. The aircraft is part of the carrier’s Project Sunrise plan […]
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Princess Cruises unveils its most expansive Europe season for 2028, with 291 departures across 150 unique itineraries aboard six ships sailing throughout Northern Europe, the Mediterranean and on Transatlantic voyages. Now on sale, the season includes seven- to 53-day sailings, visiting 128 destinations
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Gdansk Airport handled 757,892 passengers in May 2026, setting a new record for the airport in the fifth month of the year. It was the highest monthly total ever recorded there in May. The figure marks a major milestone
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Polish airline LOT has brought in another Boeing 777-200ERÂ from EuroAtlantic Airways to operate long-haul flights, adding more capacity on its Warsaw to Toronto route. The aircraft, registered CS-TSX, began flying the service on 1 June. It is the latest
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Copenhagen Airport says it handled a record 3.1 million passengers in May, its highest monthly total ever. The figure was up 7% year on year, according to the airport’s official statement. The Danish capital’s main airport said the result
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Poland is intensifying efforts to position itself as a major European logistics player, with government officials emphasizing that the country should no longer depend on foreign aviation hubs to move cargo across the region. The latest comments surrounding Poland’s
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Eurostar has launched a new summer promotion offering travelers discounts of up to 25 percent on selected routes as consumers continue searching for cheaper ways to travel across Europe during peak holiday season. The limited-time sale arrives as rising
Eurostar Cuts Summer Fares By 25% Across Popular European Routes Read More »
Kazakhstan could soon become one of the first countries in Central Asia to test next-generation air taxis as preparations move forward for a demonstration flight of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft in Almaty. The project, led by Alatau
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Polish airline LOT is set to resume direct flights between Warsaw and Riyadh from 2 July, according to the carrier’s booking system. The route marks a return to the Saudi capital for the national airline after a pause in
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Polish national carrier LOT has begun working with voice technology company ElevenLabs as part of its wider technology development strategy. The partnership is aimed at improving the quality and accessibility of customer service through new tools and passenger contact
LOT Starts ElevenLabs Partnership to Boost Customer Service Read More »
Warsaw Modlin Airport handled more than 400,000 passengers in May, continuing a strong rise in traffic this year. The airport has already reached 1.5 million passengers and looks set to pass 3 million for the full year. The latest
Modlin Airport Hits 400,000 Passengers in May as Traffic Rises Read More »
American Airlines is temporarily suspending six domestic routes later this summer, highlighting how rising fuel costs are once again influencing airline network decisions despite continued strong travel demand. The carrier confirmed that services on six routes will disappear from
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Thousands of Brazilian travelers heading to Portugal are facing disruption after airlines began cancelling flights ahead of a nationwide strike expected to impact airports across the country. The 24-hour strike, scheduled for 3 June, is already affecting travel plans
Portugal Airport Strike Disrupts Brazil Flights Ahead Of Busy Travel Week Read More »
British travelers received an early warning of potential summer disruption after the European Union’s new biometric border system triggered lengthy queues at the Port of Dover during the late-May bank holiday weekend. Passengers traveling to continental Europe faced waits
Dover Faces Travel Chaos As EU Biometric Border Checks Create Long Queues Read More »
India is accelerating its airport digitisation strategy with plans to expand the Digi Yatra platform to 27 additional airports over the next year, as authorities prepare for a future in which passenger traffic could double dramatically. The announcement marks
India Expands Digi Yatra To 27 More Airports As Passenger Numbers Surge Read More »
