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Passenger rights amid Middle East flight disruptions: what travelers need to know
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Passenger rights amid Middle East flight disruptions: what travelers need to know

As tensions escalate in parts of the Middle East, travelers are facing flight cancellations, reroutings, and delays. Understanding your rights as a passenger is crucial to avoid confusion and ensure you receive the support you’re entitled to. 1. European Passengers: EC 261/2004 For flights departing from the EU or operated by EU-based carriers, Regulation EC […]

Aviation24.be 6d ago
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Starlux Expands Taichung – Tokyo Flights in 2Q26
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Starlux Expands Taichung – Tokyo Flights in 2Q26

Published at 1200PST / 2000GMT 03MAR26Starlux Airlines this week further expands planned service on Taichung – Tokyo Narita route. From 20APR26 to 25MAY26, the airline will increase service from 4 to 8 weekly, instead of previously planned 7 weekly. The airline will launch this route on 30MAR26.JX314 RMQ0930 – 1400NRT 32Q DJX398 RMQ1200 – 1630NRT 32Q 1JX315 NRT1530 – 1810RMQ 32Q 1JX315 NRT1600 – 1840RMQ 32Q x156JX315 NRT1630 – 1910RMQ 32Q 56JX399 NRT1730 – 2005RMQ 32Q 1

AeroRoutes 6d ago
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Why FlightPath3D stays ahead of geopolitics for aviation map clients
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Why FlightPath3D stays ahead of geopolitics for aviation map clients

Geopolitical tensions, disputed territories, and legal requirements: these are just some of the reasons why maps differ worldwide, and why appeasement cartography is prevalent. It’s also why leading aviation map provider FlightPath3D has procedures in place to quickly address any required changes. The Lake Forest, California-based firm, which provides 3D moving maps on several thousand... The post Why FlightPath3D stays ahead of geopolitics for aviation map clients appeared first on Runway Girl.

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European Sleeper to launch Brussels–Cologne–Zürich–Milan night train in September 2026
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European Sleeper to launch Brussels–Cologne–Zürich–Milan night train in September 2026

Dutch-Belgian operator European Sleeper has confirmed that its new Brussels–Cologne–Zürich–Milan night train will begin operations on 9 September 2026, marking the company’s third international route. The service, initially scheduled to launch on 18 June 2026, has been postponed by nearly three months due to extensive summer track works in Germany and additional certification requirements for […]

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Around seventy flights cancelled at Funchal Airport as strong winds continue to disrupt operations
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Around seventy flights cancelled at Funchal Airport as strong winds continue to disrupt operations

Operations at Madeira International Airport Cristiano Ronaldo (Funchal Airport) remained severely disrupted for the second consecutive day on Tuesday, with around 70 flights cancelled due to strong winds linked to Depression Regina. According to airport operator ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal, only five aircraft managed to land and two departures were recorded between 07:42 and […]

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Starlux Expands Taipei – Hakodate From June 2026
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Starlux Expands Taipei – Hakodate From June 2026

Published at 1100PST / 1900GMT 03MAR26Starlux Airlines from June 2026 plans to increase Taipei Taoyuan – Hakodate service, reflected in last week’s schedule update. From 09JUN26, the airline will increase service from 3 to 5 weekly, on board Airbus A321neo aircraft.JX860 TPE1200 – 1645HKD 32Q x47JX861 HKD1745 – 2055TPE 32Q x47

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UK Confirms F-35Bs Shot Down Drones as New Defences are Deployed for RAF Akrotiri
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UK Confirms F-35Bs Shot Down Drones as New Defences are Deployed for RAF Akrotiri

The UK MoD has confirmed that its F-35B Lightning stealth fighters engaged and destroyed drones over Jordan, as it announces additional protective measures for RAF Akrotiri.  Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced via social media shortly after 1600 UTC on Mar. 3, 2026 after much speculation in the British press that the Royal Navy had been […]

The Aviationist 6d ago
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Curiosity Blog, Sols 4818-4824: Thinking Out of the Boxwork
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Curiosity Blog, Sols 4818-4824: Thinking Out of the Boxwork

Written by Ashley Stroupe, Operations Systems Engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth planning date: Friday, Feb. 27, 2026 This week we had three planning sessions, exploring the eastern side of the boxwork unit. As a Rover Planner on Monday, I worked on the arm and drive activities, while on Friday I served as the […]

NASA News 6d ago
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NASA Invites Proposals to Lease Land Parcels at Sandusky Facility
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NASA Invites Proposals to Lease Land Parcels at Sandusky Facility

NASA’s Glenn Research Center is seeking proposals to lease select land parcels at its Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio. Proposals are due by 5 p.m. EST on July 2, 2026. The parcels are part of an area of land that currently serves as a buffer for ongoing NASA operations. The solicitation includes the […]

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What’s happening in the Middle East affects UK aviation too
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What’s happening in the Middle East affects UK aviation too

We’re all watching the unfolding Middle East war with concern, worrying about what might happen next. Many of us have friends, colleagues and family stuck there either on holiday, in transit or at work and hoping they’ll stay safe and find a way of getting home soon. The post What’s happening in the Middle East affects UK aviation too appeared first on NATS Blog.

NATS Blog 6d ago
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Thai VietJet Air Begins 737 MAX Seoul Service From March 2026
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Thai VietJet Air Begins 737 MAX Seoul Service From March 2026

Published at 1000PST / 1800GMT 03MAR26Thai VietJet Air this past weekend launched Boeing 737 MAX 8 service to Korea, replacing Airbus A321. The 737 MAX 8 is scheduled on Bangkok Suvarnabhumi – Seoul Incheon on daily basis, although service will be reduced to 4 weekly during following periods: 21APR26 – 29APR26, 09MAY26 – 01JUL26, 02SEP26 – 21SEP26, 15OCT26 – 24OCT26.VZ850 BKK0225 – 1000ICN 737 x246VZ851 ICN1210 – 1600BKK 737 x246

AeroRoutes 6d ago
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