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Air France Boeing 777 Diverts to Tbilisi After Cabin Fumes Report
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Air France Boeing 777 Diverts to Tbilisi After Cabin Fumes Report

On Feb. 1, 2026, a passenger aicraft operated by Air France and flying from Bangkok (BKK) to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) was diverted to an alternate airport around eight hours into the flight. The emergency diversion was the second recorded by Air France in 2026. Incident details The Air France flight AF183 crew transmitted […] The post Air France Boeing 777 Diverts to Tbilisi After Cabin Fumes Report appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 02, 2026
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Eurowings brings forward and grows new Sarajevo service
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Eurowings brings forward and grows new Sarajevo service

NEWS FLASHLow cost carrier Eurowings is bringing forward the launch of its new seasonal service between Berlin and Sarajevo, which was announced two months ago. The airline will commence operations between the two capitals on May 9 instead of June 27. As initially planned, flights will run once per week, however, they will now increase to two weekly during July and August. The route is subsidised by the Sarajevo Tourism Board. The revised schedule can be found here.EX-YU Aviation News

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 02, 2026
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Air China Increases Beijing – Moscow Flights in NS26
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Air China Increases Beijing – Moscow Flights in NS26

Published at 0400PST / 1200GMT 02FEB26Air China during Northern summer 2026 season plans to expand service to Russia, as the carrier schedules 2nd daily Beijing Capital – Moscow Sheremetyevo flight. The new flight operates with 392-seater 777-300ER from 04APR26.CA753 PEK1130 – 1440SVO 77W DCA909 PEK1400 – 1710SVO 77W DCA754 SVO1730 – 0550+1PEK 77W DCA910 SVO1930 – 0750+1PEK 77W DCA753/754 and CA909/910 will see 3-class 321-seater 777-300ER operating from 23APR26 to 03MAY26 and from 01JUN26 to 12

AeroRoutes • Feb 02, 2026
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The Pawprint Economy: Pet Travel Reshapes Airline Strategy
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The Pawprint Economy: Pet Travel Reshapes Airline Strategy

Pet travel is no longer a niche service. In 2026, the so-called “pawprint economy” is driving demand for pet-friendly air travel, with airlines allowing pets in cabins and expanding in-cabin pet flights, reshaping policy, pricing and regulation across key markets and popular airlines. The Demand Becomes Mainstream Pet ownership is widespread across major travel markets, […] The post The Pawprint Economy: Pet Travel Reshapes Airline Strategy appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 02, 2026
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TAAG Removes Luanda – Guangzhou Schedule in NS26
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TAAG Removes Luanda – Guangzhou Schedule in NS26

Published at 0300PST / 1100GMT 02FEB26TAAG Angola Airlines in last week’s schedule update removed schedule filing for Luanda Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto – Guangzhou route, previously listed to commence on 30MAR26.Although the schedule filing was showing operational aircraft as 787-10, actual reservations, which is no longer available, lists -9. Previously filed schedule as follows. DT692 NBJ2250 – 1920+1CAN 789 135DT693 CAN0030 – 0700NBJ 789 357

AeroRoutes • Feb 02, 2026
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ITA Airways Suspends Rome – Bangkok in May/June 2026
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ITA Airways Suspends Rome – Bangkok in May/June 2026

Published at 0200PST / 1000GMT 02FEB26 ITA Airways in last week’s schedule update filed service changes on Rome Fiumicino – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi route for Northern summer 2026 season. From Rome, the airline will suspend service between 01MAY26 and 30JUN26.Upon service resumption on 01JUL26, the carrier’s operations for summer season is scheduled 3 times weekly.AZ758 FCO1515 – 0705+1BKK 339 247AZ759 BKK1205 – 1920FCO 339 135

AeroRoutes • Feb 02, 2026
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Wizz Air discontinues Niš service
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Wizz Air discontinues Niš service

NEWS FLASHLow cost carrier Wizz Air will discontinue flights between Bratislava and Niš on February 26, just two months after the service was introduced. The route had been launched as a replacement for the airline’s Vienna - Niš operation, as Wizz Air winds down services from the Austrian capital. Passengers holding bookings beyond February have been notified of the cancellation by email, while ticket sales have also been suspended. The service had initially been scheduled to operate four times

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 02, 2026
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Akasa Air inducts tenth high density MAX, launches flights to Dibrugarh
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Akasa Air inducts tenth high density MAX, launches flights to Dibrugarh

Mumbai headquartered Akasa Air inducted its tenth high density MAX 8-200, which is its 33rd aircraft in the fleet. The airline will launch its thrice weekly service connecting Bagdogra and Dibrugarh starting tomorrow. This will be an extension of Bengaluru – Bagdogra flight offering a one-stop Bengaluru – Dibrugarh connection. Dibrugarh is 26th domestic destination, […]

Network Thoughts • Feb 02, 2026
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Biman NS26 Toronto Routing Changes
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Biman NS26 Toronto Routing Changes

Published at 0100PST / 0900GMT 02FEB26Biman Bangladesh Airlines at the launch of Northern summer 2026 season is adjusting technical stop for its service to Toronto. From 31MAR26, the airline’s 787-9 aircraft to operate Dhaka – Rome Fiumicino – Toronto Pearson route 3 times weekly, replacing Istanbul.BG305 DAC0250 – 0850FCO1000 – 1340YYZ 789 246BG306 YYZ1700 – 0725+1FCO0845+1 – 2125+1DAC 789 246

AeroRoutes • Feb 02, 2026
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Belgrade Airport to put focus on further long-haul growth
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Belgrade Airport to put focus on further long-haul growth

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport plans to further expand its long-haul network in the coming years, with 2026 set to mark the fifth consecutive year in which a new destination is introduced in this segment. Speaking to Serbia’s public broadcaster “RTS”, Belgrade Airport CEO Chivoine Rem emphasised that the launch of additional long-haul services will remain a key priority in the period ahead. “One of the airport’s main development priorities will be Air Serbia’s introduction of a new long-haul rout

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 02, 2026
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SkyWest Extends Contracts with United and Delta Airlines
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SkyWest Extends Contracts with United and Delta Airlines

SkyWest Inc. have secured multiyear contract extensions with United Airlines and Delta Airlines for its Embraer E175 fleet. This partnership will give SkyWest clearer visibility on fleet use and capacity through 2028. A Little About SkyWest Inc. SkyWest Inc. is a leading North American airline holding company headquartered in St. George, Utah, operating the largest […] The post SkyWest Extends Contracts with United and Delta Airlines appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 02, 2026
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Space weather incidents could cost airlines millions, says ANSTO

In a recent article, scientists from Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) said the Airbus software update in November, which was rolled out in response to solar radiation causing dangerous glitches, highlights the financial risks to aviation of space weather events.

Australian Aviation • Feb 02, 2026
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Ryanair: Steady As She Goes
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Ryanair: Steady As She Goes

“Steady as she goes.” That’s Michael O’Leary’s latest assessment of Ryanair’s business – a phrase that feels almost understated coming from one of aviation’s most outspoken CEOs. But beneath the familiar bluster, the numbers tell a quietly impressive tale. In this week’s feature story, we look past the theatrics to examine why Europe’s largest low-cost carrier remains one of the industry’s steadiest performers.

Airline Weekly • Feb 02, 2026
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