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Boeing and Turkish Airlines yesterday announced a historic agreement for up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners—the flag carrier’s largest-ever widebody order. The deal includes 35 787-9s, 15 787-10s, and purchase rights for 25 more Dreamliners, supporting more than 123,000 […]
NATO fighter jets were scrambled once again after five Russian military aircraft were detected near Latvian airspace. According to NATO, the group consisted of three MiG-31s, a Su-30, and a Su-35, and was flying in violation of international flight
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) continues to face significant disruption after a cyberattack on the external provider of its computer-controlled passenger and baggage handling system. The provider announced that it may take several more days before a fully secure and
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Corendon, one of Europe’s leading tour operators and leisure airlines, is preparing for a significant expansion in Germany, announcing plans to strengthen its operations at Düsseldorf and Cologne/Bonn airports beginning in 2026. The move will establish Düsseldorf as the
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Turkish Airlines has inaugurated direct flights between Istanbul and Seville, making the Andalusian capital more accessible for passengers from Africa, Europe, and Asia. The new service strengthens the airline’s global network while offering African travelers a seamless route to
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has announced an updated version of its A220 narrowbody jet, set to feature the company’s signature Airspace cabin and an increase in seating capacity. Deliveries of the revamped aircraft are scheduled to begin in 2026,
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Authorities in Denmark temporarily closed Aalborg Airport yesterday after drones were spotted in its airspace, marking the second such incident in the country since the start of the week. The airport confirmed the closure to Reuters but declined to
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Starting October 8, Aeroflot will operate direct flights from Yekaterinburg to Dubai for the first time. The service is scheduled twice a week, on Wednesdays and Sundays, using a Boeing 737 in a two-class configuration. Tickets are already available
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Turkish leisure carrier Corendon Airlines has filed a preliminary schedule to launch flights from Istanbul and Antalya to Belgrade for the upcoming winter season. According to the filed timetable, the airline intends to begin with a one-off service between
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Turkish Airlines has extended its international reach with the launch of direct flights to Port Sudan, opening fresh avenues for both tourism and commerce along the Red Sea. The move not only reinforces the carrier’s expansive global network but
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Lufthansa has warned it may reduce or cancel flights from several German airports as rising costs make certain routes unprofitable. CEO Jens Ritter told Funke media group that the airline is reviewing services from Bremen, Dresden, Cologne, Leipzig, Münster,
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Turkish Airlines is moving closer to finalizing a deal with Boeing for 250 aircraft. Company chairman Ahmet Bolat confirmed that the agreement would support the airline’s long-term growth plan to expand its fleet to 813 aircraft by 2033. At
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Hong Kong International Airport has resumed operations after services were disrupted by Super Typhoon Ragasa, according to the airport’s air traffic control center. Authorities had earlier strongly advised against departures to Hong Kong, later extending the restriction. That advisory
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Temporary restrictions have once again been imposed on operations at Gelendzhik Airport, which is currently not accepting or dispatching flights. Earlier on Wednesday, similar measures were also introduced at the airports of Gelendzhik and Sochi. The disruptions have caused
Turkish Airlines is preparing to finalize a landmark agreement with Boeing for the purchase of 250 aircraft, according to company chairman Ahmet Bolat. The deal is likely to be signed during the Turkish President’s upcoming visit to the United
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