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Mitnija, one of the largest construction companies in Lithuania, has won an almost EUR 25 million public tender to build a new 14,400 sq. m passenger terminal at Vilnius International Airport. The contract also includes transformation of another 34,000 […]
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Frontier Airlines welcomes the 100th aircraft to its all-Airbus fleet, an A320neo assembled in Mobile, Alabama, featuring ‘Chinook the Gray Wolf’ on the tail with a distinctive starry night backdrop. “Taking delivery of the 100th Airbus aircraft in our
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Turkish Airlines will be the first foreign carrier to resume flights between Pulkovo St. Petersburg Airport (Russia) and Turkish cities of Istanbul and Antalya. The services to Istanbul will be provided starting August 2, 2020. Turkish Airlines flights from
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The low-cost airline Pobeda, as part of the development of the regional network of flights, has opened the sale of tickets for the new route Ulyanovsk – St. Petersburg. At the start of sales on the Pobeda.aero website, more
Low-cost airline Pobeda received the 31st Boeing 737-800 aircraft on Tuesday. Three more aircraft will be delivered to the company’s fleet within a week. Andrey Kalmykov, General Director of Pobeda Airlines, noted: “Now our 30 aircraft operate almost 200
Latvian airline airBaltic will operate a new direct seasonal route from Riga to Rhodes in Greece. The new flights will be performed twice times weekly.
Qatar Airways is delighted to resume three weekly flights to Helsinki on Wednesday, 29 July, becoming the only Gulf carrier to serve four Nordic capitals. The resumption of Helsinki flights will see the national carrier of the State of
LOT Polish Airlines became the first carrier in Central and Eastern Europe to receive the prestigious CEIV Pharma certificate of the International Air Transport Association IATA. A multi-stage audit, which began in October 2018, confirmed LOT Cargo’s readiness to
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The government decided to extend the restriction on opening direct air routes from Estonia to countries with a high-risk number of daily new cases of coronavirus
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Qatar Airways continues to show its resilience, launching another new destination during this crisis with Cebu, the Philippines joining Brisbane, Australia and Toronto, Canada as new destinations to join the airline’s global network in the past few months. The
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Air France has set up a partnership with the laboratories Synlab and Biogroup to assist customers who need to take the COVID-19 detection test requested by certain authorities before their departure. For travel to the French overseas departments and
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Starting from August 7, 2020, Nordwind adds to its flight schedule an additional Kazan – Kaliningrad – Kazan flights on Fridays: Departure from Kazan – at 13:50, arrival to Kaliningrad – at 15:40, flight time is 2 hours 50
The European Union has extended the limitations on the free crossing of the Schengen area for another two weeks for third countries, including Ukraine, UIA is reducing the flight program for the mentioned period. In August, UIA plans to
Very early on Friday 24 July, Air France ‘s tenth Boeing 787-9 landed at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport to join the airline’s long-haul fleet. Boeing 787-9, registration F-HRBJ, is the tenth and last to join the Air France fleet.
Is being trapped in an airport with seemingly nothing to do while you wait to board your plane your idea of torture? Does the prospect of having your flight delayed make you feel sick to your stomach? Are you
