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Etihad Airways Expands Network with Flights to Medan, Indonesia
Etihad Airways is adding Medan, Indonesia, to its growing list of destinations, offering travelers a new way to explore Northern Sumatra. Starting October 2, 2025, ...
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Clever Tricks to Avoid Ryanair’s Extra Luggage Fees
Packing smart can save you money, especially when flying Ryanair, where extra baggage fees can quickly add up. A travel expert has shared a few ...
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JetBlue Begins Regular Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply at JFK
JetBlue has taken a major step toward sustainable air travel by launching the first-ever regular supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at New York’s John ...
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AEGEAN Orders Eight More Airbus A321neo Aircraft
AEGEAN, the largest Greek airline, has confirmed an order for eight additional Airbus A321neo aircraft, reinforcing its commitment to fleet expansion and long-term growth. This ...
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EUROCAE & EUROCONTROL Strengthen Aviation Standards
EUROCAE and EUROCONTROL have reinforced their collaboration with an updated Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC), furthering their shared mission of enhancing European aviation safety, efficiency, and ...
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Island-Hopping by Sail: Best Multi-Destination Charters for an Unforgettable Voyage
No better way exists to visit several destinations on one single trip than by chartering a yacht. Whether sailing through the crystal-clear waters of the ...
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Italy Tops List of Valencia Airport’s Busiest International Routes
Valencia Airport continues its record-breaking streak, with February 2025 passenger numbers soaring to new levels. According to the latest report from Aena, the airport operator, ...
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Singapore Airlines, Scoot are latest airlines to ban use and charging of power banks on flights
Airlines across Asia have started to ban the use and charging of power banks onboard flights due to rising safety concerns over lithium-ion battery-related fire ...
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Jackson Square Aviation orders 50 A320neo Family aircraft
One of the world’s leading aircraft lessors, Jackson Square Aviation (JSA), has placed a firm order for 50 A320neo Family aircraft. The agreement is JSA’s ...
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SAS Resumes Operations to Beirut for Summer 2025
SAS will restart flights to Beirut this summer, offering up to five weekly departures from Copenhagen and Stockholm starting on June 6. With improving conditions ...
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A Spanish Airline Becomes Europe’s Most Punctual Airline
A leading Spanish airline has earned the title of Europe’s most punctual carrier, delivering 91.25% of its flights on time in February 2025. Iberia, Spain’s ...
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Korean Air Launches New Branding after $1.3 billion Asiana Acquisition
Korean Air has launched new aircraft livery and corporate branding that will be introduced across the company as it combines with Asiana Airlines to become ...
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Avelo Airlines Is Bringing Budget-Friendly Flights to These New Destinations
Avelo Airlines is expanding its affordable travel network with the launch of 13 new routes and the addition of three new destinations, including its fourth ...
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Southwest’s Free Baggage Policy Is Changing—Are You Affected?
Southwest Airlines, long known for its generous free baggage policy, is making major changes to its fare structure, loyalty program, and baggage rules. As part ...
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Istanbul Airport Welcomes Nearly 6 Million Passengers in February 2025
Turkey’s largest aviation hub, Istanbul Airport, served an impressive 5.69 million passengers in February 2025, reaffirming its status as one of the busiest airports in ...
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What Happens to Your Skin When You Wear Makeup on a Plane?
Traveling by air can take a toll on your skin, but if you add makeup to the mix, the effects can be even worse. The ...
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Planes Don’t Fly Here—And There’s a Good Reason Why
If you’ve ever looked at a flight path and wondered why certain areas remain untouched, you’re not alone. There’s a reason why commercial airlines avoid ...
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Spain Sees 141 Canceled Flights Due to German Strike
Travelers across Spain faced disruptions as 141 flights between Spain and Germany were canceled due to a massive strike at 11 major German airports. The ...
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Is U.S. Domestic Air Travel Slowing Down? Delta’s Latest Report Suggests So
Delta Air Lines has revised its first-quarter revenue forecast, citing weakened demand for domestic air travel amid growing economic uncertainty. The airline, which previously projected ...
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Could This Engine End Long-Haul Flights Forever?
Imagine boarding a flight in Shanghai and stepping off in Los Angeles just 30 minutes later. A team of Chinese scientists has developed a revolutionary ...
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