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If you’re loyal to one airline, you’d better be getting more than just a window seat. In 2025, airline loyalty programs are evolving fast—prioritizing spend over distance, expanding elite perks, and making it easier (or harder) to earn rewards […]
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Big changes are coming to Air Canada’s Aeroplan program starting January 1, 2026, shifting how frequent flyers earn points and qualify for elite status. For the first time, Aeroplan will reward travelers based on how much they spend, not
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Poland’s most ambitious infrastructure project in decades is steadily moving from blueprint to reality. The Central Communication Port (CPK) has now received the finalized design for its flagship passenger terminal and railway station, bringing the mega-hub one step closer
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Latvia’s flag carrier airBaltic has begun naming its Airbus A220-300 aircraft after beloved cities across the Baltics. The initiative follows a public voting contest held in August 2024, marking the 35th anniversary of the Baltic Way — a peaceful
Travelers across Europe’s regional capitals now have a smoother gateway to exotic long-haul destinations. Low-cost carrier Volotea has signed a new interline agreement with Air Caraïbes and French Bee, offering a fully integrated travel experience to the Caribbean, North
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Spirit Airlines is adding a new tropical gem to its growing Caribbean network. Starting December 4, 2025, travelers will be able to fly nonstop from Fort Lauderdale to Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, with Spirit offering the only direct service
Wizz Air has announced an expansion of its operations from Sofia Airport. The low-cost carrier will station a seventh aircraft at its Sofia base in 2025 and launch seven new direct routes to exciting destinations across Europe and North
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Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has implemented a new safety policy banning the use of portable power banks during flights, though passengers may still carry them in their hand luggage — provided they’re properly packed in accordance with airline
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Russian airline Red Wings has announced it will offer free flights to fans of Jennifer Lopez who missed her concert in Yerevan due to a canceled flight. The airline says it’s committed to helping affected passengers attend one of
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Alaska Airlines has announced the launch of two major international routes: daily nonstop service from Seattle to London Heathrow and seasonal flights to Reykjavik, Iceland, beginning spring 2026. These ambitious additions mark a defining moment for the airline as
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Following the successful launch of flights to Damascus in January 2025, Turkish Airlines has now added Aleppo to its Syrian network, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s post-conflict expansion into the country. This brings the total number of
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London Heathrow has officially submitted its shovel-ready proposal to the UK Government for a third runway and expanded terminal capacity, backed by £48 billion in private funding. If approved, flights from the new runway could be taking off within
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In what’s being called Poland’s most ambitious infrastructure project in decades, the €31 billion Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK)—a vast international airport and transport hub—has entered a pivotal new stage. The Polish government has officially opened the tender to appoint
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Turkish Airlines is once again under fire after dozens of passengers arriving in Russia were left without their checked baggage — the latest in a growing list of incidents raising concerns about the airline’s baggage handling practices. Earlier this
SalamAir, Oman’s fast-growing low-cost airline, has officially welcomed the newest addition to its fleet: an Airbus A321neo named “Muttrah”, chosen by passengers through a community Instagram vote. This delivery brings SalamAir’s fleet to 14 aircraft and marks a strategic
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