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Transavia has received permission from the Moroccan authorities to carry out ten repatriation flights in the coming days to bring stranded passengers from Morocco to the Netherlands. A flight ban was announced from midnight on Wednesday 20 October, which meant […]
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On 24 October 2021 at 10:40 am local time, Austrian Airlines’ aircraft OE-LPF took off for its maiden flight to Cancún. Passengers and crew of the fully booked Boeing 777 with a seating capacity of 306 were given a
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Hawaiian Airlines today confirmed it will resume its five-times-weekly service between Australia’s Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) and Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), beginning Dec. 13. Hawaiian, which suspended the route in March 2020 due to travel
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Jetstar has today launched its first international sale in nearly two years, with 200,000 discounted fares across 25 international routes for travel in 2022. Launching at midnight tonight, the sale fares will be available from across Australia to 12
From December 5, Vueling will open direct flights from Kyiv to Paris with tickets from 30 euros one way. The airline will fly between the capitals twice a week: in December, flights will be operated on different days, from
Wizz Air announces today that it will offer a new exciting route from Poland to the Canary Islands. Starting 22nd December, WIZZ will offer weekly flights from Wroclaw to Lanzarote. Seats for the new route are already available on
Qantas will bring forward international flights from Melbourne following the Victorian Government’s decision to remove quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated travellers returning from overseas from November. The national carrier welcomes the decision by the Victorian Government, which was made
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Air Canada announced today two new seasonal services departing from Jean Lesage International Airport in Quebec City: Vancouver and Calgary. Flights to Vancouver will start on May 20, 2022, with up to three flights a week and service to
British Airways’ customers will be able to fly to more destinations across Africa, thanks to a new codeshare agreement with Kenya Airways. Customers flying to Nairobi with British Airways will be able to seamlessly connect onto 20 destinations across
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Passengers departing Orlando Airport (MCO) will have an opportunity to reserve their spot in security screening lines before even arriving for their flight thanks to a new program being launched by CLEAR. The “Reservation Lane powered by CLEAR” is
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On 12 October, during the budget approval process, the Belgian government decided to introduce a “boarding tax” to short-haul flights to combat the pollution they cause. From 2022, tax will have to be paid for short flights from Brussels.
Schiphol, together with other parties in the Dutch aviation sector, is investigating extra measures to further reduce the levels of ultrafine particles at the airport and therefore improve local air quality. Research carried out by the independent institute TNO
Aer Lingus’ first transatlantic service from the UK took to the skies this morning with the departure of the airline’s first ever non-stop direct flight from Manchester to Barbados. The brand new EI 31 service departed from Manchester Airport
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol hired pigs to scare away birds that fly too close to the runways, interfering with the takeoff and landing of aircraft. Schiphol Airport is located near agricultural fields. Because of this, many birds gather near the
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KLM has resumed operating services to almost its entire pre-Covid network (one destination excepted). Intercontinental flights will be operating at around 75% of capacity this winter compared to winter 2019. Now that vaccinated European travellers will again be welcome
