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TAAG Angola Airlines has received approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency to operate Boeing 787-9 aircraft in European airspace, clearing the way for the airline to use its new Dreamliners on key routes to Europe. The decision […]
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Uber Technologies has partnered with GameStop to bring one of the largest video game retailers in the United States to the Uber Eats marketplace, allowing customers to order gaming products for scheduled or on-demand delivery. Through the new partnership,
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Qantas has brought its Airbus A350-1000ULR to Melbourne for the first time, marking a new phase in the airline’s plan for ultra-long-haul flying. The aircraft is tied to Qantas’s Project Sunrise programme, which is designed to operate some of
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Wrocław Airport has started work on a new supporting terminal for passengers travelling outside the Schengen area. The building will cover almost 2,800 sq m and is due to open before the summer 2027 travel season. The investment is
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LOT Polish Airlines has switched on onboard Wi-Fi on three of its 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, allowing passengers to connect while flying on the carrier’s larger long-haul aircraft. The service is currently available only on the bigger Dreamliners, the
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Air France has unveiled a new collection of comfort kits for passengers travelling in its La Première, Business and Premium cabins on long-haul flights. Designed to combine elegance, practicality and sustainability, the refreshed amenity kits include premium skincare products,
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Ottawa has strengthened its transatlantic connectivity with the launch of Air Transat’s new nonstop service between London Gatwick and Canada’s capital. The seasonal route operates three times a week—on Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays—through 23 October 2026, providing another direct
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United Airlines has unveiled a new Economy Plus seating concept for its upcoming Airbus A321XLR fleet, offering passengers extra personal space through an open middle seat fitted with a shared table. The new seating option will go on sale
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Brussels Airlines has unveiled Heritage, a new signature Belgian aperitif created exclusively for Business Class passengers on its long-haul flights. Developed in collaboration with renowned Belgian mixologist Manuel Wouters and historic distillery Filliers, the drink celebrates Belgium’s rich culinary
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Yemen’s General Authority of Civil Aviation and Meteorology has ordered the immediate closure of all airports across the country to air traffic until further notice, following escalating tensions surrounding Sana’a International Airport. In an official circular, the authority instructed
SunExpress will launch the first-ever scheduled direct flights between Tashkent and Izmir on August 1, marking the airline’s debut in Uzbekistan and expanding air connectivity between the two countries. According to Uzbekistan Airports, the Turkish carrier will operate four
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Air Canada has launched a new shuttle service linking downtown Montreal with Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL), expanding its multi-modal partnership with The Landline Company and making airport transfers more convenient for passengers. The new Air Canada City Shuttle connects
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Emirates has completed the refurbishment of its 100th aircraft under what it describes as the world’s largest aircraft retrofit programme, marking a major milestone in its US$5 billion investment to modernise cabin interiors across its wide-body fleet. Since the
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A Virgin Atlantic flight from London Heathrow to Orlando returned to its departure airport on July 13 after spending around two hours circling over the coast of Ireland before abandoning its transatlantic journey. Flight VS135, operated by an Airbus
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Wizz Air has withdrawn its nonstop flights from London Gatwick to Jeddah and Medina, marking another step in the airline’s retreat from the long-haul ambitions that once shaped its fleet strategy. The cancellation of both Saudi Arabian routes removes
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