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Airlines & AirportsHas British Airways Has Reportedly Scrapped Its London To Abu Dhabi Flights? Here’s What We Know!
Airlines & AirportsNew international flights for South Africa
Airlines & AirportsAlgeria Airspace Closure 2026: Emirates, Etihad & Flight Routes
Airlines & AirportsKorea expands China routes, gives more flight rights to LCCs
Airlines & AirportsSingapore Airlines Confirms Major Change To 11-Hour A380 Route: See Flights Now
Airlines & Airports16-Hour Flights: Air New Zealand's 13 New Ultra-Long Nonstop Routes Revealed
Airlines & AirportsDelta Air Lines Cancels 17 International Routes: See Affected Flights Now
Airlines & AirportsOnly 73% Full: American Airlines' 11 Emptiest Transatlantic Routes Revealed [List & Map]
Airlines & AirportsUnited Airlines Launches New Nonstop 14-Hour Route In 1 Month: See Flights Now
Airlines & AirportsItalian airport suspends flights due to volcanic activity
Sicily’s Catania airport temporarily suspended arrivals and departures on Monday after volcanic activity from Mount Etna sent ash into the sky. The airport, which handles around 12 million passengers annually, has faced repeated disruption from the volcano, including a week-long closure in August. The latest shutdown has renewed calls to expand other Sicilian airport hubs.
Airlines & AirportsEtihad Airways says passenger numbers have rebounded from Iran war impact
Etihad Airways has increased passenger-carrying capacity by 15%-17% year-on-year, with its August load factor reaching 92%, CEO Antonoaldo Neves said. The airline expects flat 2026 revenue due to airspace closures, while visa restrictions and shifting travel patterns affect demand. Neves said Etihad is recovering, generating cash for fleet investments and expecting stronger winter de
Airlines & AirportsIndia’s air travel boom leads Asia, prompting Airbus to raise growth forecast to 9.3%
India's domestic air travel growth is projected to be the fastest in Asia-Pacific. Airbus forecasts India will need 3,480 new passenger aircraft over two decades. This demand significantly outpaces China's projected aircraft requirements. Global aircraft demand remains strong despite geopolitical and supply-chain challenges. Airlines across Asia-Pacific prepare for continued expansion in air travel.
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