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Wizz Air chief executive Jozsef Varadi has told holidaymakers not to panic over jet fuel shortages, insisting the issue would not ground summer flights despite warnings from the European Union. He said there was no immediate threat to the […]
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flydubai has delayed the restart of its regular flights to Krakow, Poznan and Warsaw, pushing back the return of direct services to 22 May. The airline had planned to resume operations earlier, but the recovery has been slowed by
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Spanish airports have introduced new measures to help families with children as long border queues linked to the new European Union Entry/Exit System continue to disrupt travel. The changes affect a growing number of passengers passing through Spain’s busiest
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Poland’s airports handled about 30 million passengers in the first half of 2025, underlining continued demand for air travel as security systems and passenger processing technology remain central to airport operations. Data from the Civil Aviation Office showed that
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easyJet is continuing its UK expansion with the launch of a new direct route linking London Southend Airport and Budapest, offering passengers in the Essex region easier access to one of Europe’s most popular city break destinations. The airline
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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has publicly confirmed that he approached American Airlines to explore a potential merger, only for the idea to be rejected outright. The statement follows mounting speculation that Kirby had discussed the concept earlier this
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Lufthansa is marking its 100th anniversary with a major visual refresh, unveiling a new generation of uniforms created in collaboration with Hugo Boss. The collection was revealed at a fashion show hosted at the airline’s “Hangar One” visitor and
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At this year’s Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, Lufthansa Technik is presenting a bold rethinking of private aviation. Developed in collaboration with Designworks, “The BOW” introduces a modular narrowbody cabin concept that shifts the focus from individual luxury to
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Paris airports Charles de Gaulle and Orly handled more than 8.3 million passengers in March, according to Groupe ADP, which manages the French capital’s airports. The total was higher than a year earlier, as both hubs continued to recover
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Lufthansa has completed the cabin upgrade on the first of its eight Airbus A380 aircraft as part of a wider fleet renewal programme. The German carrier is fitting all eight superjumbos with new business class seats at Elbe Flugzeugwerke
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Ryanair says it is cutting 1.2 million seats from its Spain schedule this summer after accusing airport operator Aena of imposing “uncompetitive” charge increases. The airline said it will reduce capacity at regional airports and move some aircraft to
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Copenhagen Airport has opened two new train platforms and increased rail capacity to give passengers up to 10 additional trains an hour at Denmark’s busiest airport. The expansion is designed to improve access for travellers using the airport and
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Wizz Air is set to make Vilnius just 65 minutes from Gdansk when it opens a new direct route between the Polish coastal city and the Lithuanian capital. The airline’s launch comes as Lithuanian tourism organisations step up efforts
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Jet fuel shortages have disrupted some European flights, raising questions for passengers about delays, cancellations and compensation. The issue has affected operations at several airports and comes as airlines continue to manage tight schedules and volatile fuel supply chains.
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Passengers on European flights are generally entitled to compensation when a flight is cancelled or delayed, but the reason for the disruption matters. If an airline cancels a flight because of a jet fuel shortage, compensation may depend on
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