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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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SunExpress, the Turkish low-cost airline jointly owned by Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines, has announced the launch of a new direct route linking the Turkish city of Izmir with Porto. The service, which will operate twice a week, is set
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TAP Air Portugal has unveiled the next generation of in-flight comfort with the introduction of its first aircraft featuring Airbus’ Airspace cabins. The A321neo, christened “António Sérgio”, completed its maiden commercial flight today from Lisbon to Warsaw, marking the
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Operations at the international airports of Copenhagen and Oslo were severely disrupted last night after unidentified drones were detected in restricted airspace, forcing hours-long shutdowns and widespread flight delays. At approximately 20:30 on 22 September, air traffic controllers in
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Airports in Northern Europe are facing renewed safety concerns after unidentified drones were spotted over Copenhagen and Oslo almost simultaneously on Tuesday evening. The appearance of drones in restricted airspace led to the temporary suspension of operations at Copenhagen
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Aeroitalia is welcoming autumn with a limited-time promotion designed for travelers ready to take off. For today only, passengers can enjoy savings of up to 20% on flights to some of Italy’s most popular destinations. From major cities like
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Air France-KLM and SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) have announced a major expansion of their commercial partnership, strengthening transatlantic connectivity and delivering a more seamless travel experience for passengers flying between Scandinavia and the United States. The move highlights the airlines’
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Poland’s largest airport, Warsaw Chopin Airport, will temporarily halt all takeoffs and landings during nighttime hours on September 27 and 28. According to a source, the airport will be closed from 19:00 to 05:00 UTC on Saturday night and
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Brussels Airport has asked airlines to cancel half of their scheduled flights on Monday, September 22, following disruptions caused by a cyberattack. A spokesperson for the airport said that Collins Aerospace has not yet been able to release a
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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced Aena’s most ambitious airport investment plan in 20 years, with €12.9 billion earmarked for infrastructure upgrades between 2027 and 2031. The plan is designed to prepare Spain’s airports for future demand while
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Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has unveiled its largest-ever summer schedule for 2026, introducing nine new routes, six new destinations, and significantly increasing connectivity across Europe, North America, and Asia. The move reinforces Copenhagen’s role as Scandinavia’s global hub and reflects
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Munich Airport officially launched the Oktoberfest season with Bavarian Minister of State Michaela Kaniber, Airport CEO Jost Lammers, and Lufthansa Hub Manager Heiko Reitz. Festivities at Terminal 2 featured traditional costume groups and Lufthansa’s famous traditional costume crew, setting
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has announced a significant reduction of its flight program from Vienna Airport, following a similar move by Wizz Air earlier this year. Both airlines cited high taxes and soaring airport fees as the main reasons
