Volcanic ash cloud activity in New Zealand‘s Bay of Plenty region has triggered multiple flight cancellations by Air New Zealand, disrupting travel plans and grounding aircraft at Tauranga Airport. The cause: a sudden eruption at Whakaari, also known as […]
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Lufthansa has announced the suspension of its flights to certain cities in Israel, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon. Affected passengers are being offered the option to rebook or cancel their tickets free of charge. Earlier in August, Lufthansa had
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In the capital region of Japan, snowfall is expected to continue. Due to the inclement weather, several flights have been canceled at Tokyo’s Narita and Haneda airports, according to airline data. Major carriers in the country, including Japan Airlines
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Currently, storm Pia is wreaking havoc in northern Europe, leading to delays at airports, on railways, and on roads. Several European airports have canceled numerous flights due to the impact of storm Pia in northern Europe. According to NL
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Flight cancellations in France: in early 2024, 16,500 flights will be canceled in France due to the need for the modernization of the air traffic management system ahead of the Summer Olympics. Local specialists will have to modify approximately
Due to the record low demand as COVID-19 spreads around the world, airlines are temporarily shutting down or cancelling flights. Qantas and Jetstar will make further and much larger cuts to domestic and international flying schedules. Total Group International
The spread of Covid-19 and associated government travel restrictions have had a significant and negative impact on Ryanair ‘s schedules. Over the past week, Italy, Malta, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Greece, Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Poland, Norway and
Virgin Atlantic has taken drastic action to safeguard its future against the Covid-19 pandemic. The outbreak has had a huge impact on global aviation and tourism, and cases continue to rise steeply. An increasing number of countries are now closing
Austrian Airlines decided to temporarily terminate all regular flight operations starting Wednesday night, March 18, 2020. This move is in response to entry bans being imposed across the globe and a rapid decline in demand for air travel. The
Qantas and Jetstar have introduced greater flexibility for customers wishing to change their travel plans, following increased travel restrictions being implemented by various governments around the world due to the evolving Coronavirus situation. Qantas offers free flight cancellations for
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Due to the coronavirus, Austrian Airlines canceled a fifth of all flights of its European network in March last week. As the situation remains tense and bookings continue to fall sharply, Austrian Airlines will make further adjustments to its
Due to the COVID-19 situation, Norwegian is preparing to cancel approximately 3000 flights between mid-March and mid-June. This represents approximately 15 percent of the total capacity for this period. The company has also put several other measures in place,
The Lufthansa Group airlines Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Air Dolomiti are now introducing more flexible rebooking options. The new extensive waiver policy for rebooking applies to both existing and future bookings worldwide. General rebooking option for
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Due to the exceptional circumstances caused by the spread of the coronavirus and the decline in demand, the Lufthansa Group has also decided by reducing capacity by up to 25 per cent. The route cancellations and frequency adjustments correspond
On Monday, Austrian Airlines already announced the cancellation of 40 percent of the Italian offer in March and April, as well as the further cancellation of flights to Tehran and China. Now the red-white-red airline must carry out further
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