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UK airlines have been granted temporary flexibility to cancel or consolidate flights ahead of the summer travel season, as concerns grow over potential jet fuel supply disruptions. The move, approved by regulators, allows carriers to adjust schedules in advance […]
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Qatar Airways is continuing the phased restoration of its Middle East network, announcing the resumption of passenger flights to Iraq with services to Baghdad, Basra and Erbil set to restart on May 10, 2026. In parallel, the airline will
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In response to Spirit Airlines’ suspension of operations, Delta is taking steps to support Spirit customers and team members with their near-term travel needs to help them reach their destinations. Traveler support We are offering reduced, nonrefundable fares in
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Gulf Air has officially launched a new route connecting Manama with Moscow, marking its debut at Sheremetyevo International Airport. The inaugural flight was welcomed on May 1 with a formal ceremony attended by representatives of the Bahraini embassy in
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Spirit Airlines has ceased operations after failing to secure government backing, marking a dramatic collapse for one of the most prominent ultra low-cost carriers in the American aviation market. The airline, which had declared bankruptcy twice within the past
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Air France-KLM has trimmed its capacity growth forecast for 2026, adopting a more cautious approach as rising fuel costs and geopolitical uncertainty begin to impact the aviation sector. The group has revised its planned capacity increase to between 2%
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London-based consultancy Brand Finance has released its latest global rankings of airline and airport brands, revealing strong growth across the sector as travel demand continues to rebound worldwide. The report evaluates brands based on financial value and strength, measuring
Luxaviation UK has added a Gulfstream G550 to its charter fleet, reinforcing its position in the ultra-long-range private aviation segment and expanding its offering across Europe and the Middle East. The Luxembourg-registered aircraft will operate under a flexible deployment
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TAP Air Portugal has once again been recognized on the global stage, earning the title of Best Stopover Program for the eighth consecutive year at the Global Traveler Leisure Lifestyle Awards. The accolade was presented during the 14th edition
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Lufthansa is returning flights between Wroclaw and Munich from 1 June, restoring a route from the Lower Silesian capital to one of Europe’s major transfer hubs. The service will operate twice a day. The move adds back a key
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Ryanair has urged Spain to suspend the rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System, warning that the scheme could add to border delays and create major disruption for travellers during the busy summer season. The airline said the checks
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Almost a quarter of international flights departing Australia were cancelled at peak points in April, as a combination of rising fuel costs, operational strain and geopolitical tensions disrupted global aviation. While the figure reflects periods of heightened disruption rather
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Operations at Modlin airport have become more expensive after an update to its fee schedule, but major low-cost carriers can still benefit from sizeable discounts. The change means the average charge per passenger remains around 50 zł, according to
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Wroclaw airport has added nearly 300 new seats in its terminal and introduced a scheduled electric bus for travellers using the long-stay car park, just before the May holiday weekend. The new seating area gives departing passengers more room
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The United States is set to restore regular air service with Venezuela on April 30, marking the first time in seven years that scheduled passenger flights will operate between the two countries. The milestone follows a major political shift
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