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Starlux Airlines April 2026 Taipei – Osaka Aircraft Changes
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Starlux Airlines April 2026 Taipei – Osaka Aircraft Changes

Published at 1300PST / 2100GMT 14JAN26Starlux Airlines in April 2026 schedules aircraft change on Taipei Taoyuan – Osaka Kansai route. From 03APR26 to 30APR26, JX820/821 service will be operated by Airbus A350-900 aircraft, including First Class service, replacing A330-900neo.During this period the airline schedules 2 daily flights with the A350-900.JX820 TPE0830 – 1215KIX 359 DJX822 TPE1015 – 1400KIX 359 DJX821 KIX1325 – 1520TPE 359 DJX823 KIX1510 – 1705TPE 359 D

AeroRoutes • Jan 14, 2026
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TAP expands long-haul network from Porto and confirms major maintenance investment
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TAP expands long-haul network from Porto and confirms major maintenance investment

TAP Air Portugal has unveiled a significant expansion of its operations at Porto’s Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, combining new intercontinental routes with a strategic investment in maintenance infrastructure that will create around 200 highly qualified jobs. During the upcoming winter season, TAP will operate 135 weekly direct flights from Porto, including 13 weekly intercontinental services […]

Aviation24.be • Jan 14, 2026
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Icelandair Tentatively Lists A321LR Vancouver Schedule in early-Jan 2027
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Icelandair Tentatively Lists A321LR Vancouver Schedule in early-Jan 2027

Published at 1230PST / 2030GMT 14JAN26Icelandair in the first quarter of 2027 intends to launch Airbus A321LR service on Reykjavík Keflavík – Vancouver route, based on schedule filing appeared in the OAG.Icelandair’s FI-coded flights tentatively lists A321LR operation on 08JAN27 and 09JAN27 from Reykjavik, as the carrier’s overall schedule filing is available until second week of January 2027. FI697 KEF1715 – 1705YVR 32QFI696 YVR1435 – 0605+1KEF 32Q Further changes remain possible as the carrier

AeroRoutes • Jan 14, 2026
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China Airlines NS26 Taipei – Nagoya Aircraft Changes
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China Airlines NS26 Taipei – Nagoya Aircraft Changes

Published at 1200PST / 2000GMT 14JAN26China Airlines in mid-December 2025’s schedule update filed aircraft changes on Taipei Taoyuan – Nagoya route for Northern summer 2026 season. Planned aircraft adjustment remains unchanged as of 14JAN26, which sees the Skyteam member moves the 2 daily service to all narrowbody operation from 26APR26.CI150/151 will be operated by A321neo, instead of A330-300, except 30APR26 from Taipei.CI154 TPE0730 – 1120NGO 32Q DCI150 TPE1715 – 2105NGO 32Q DCI151 NGO0955 –

AeroRoutes • Jan 14, 2026
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SES flags risk when airlines ‘hand over keys’ to Starlink
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SES flags risk when airlines ‘hand over keys’ to Starlink

With a slew of top tier airline customers under its wing — including, as of yesterday, Lufthansa Group — SpaceX’s Starlink Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered inflight connectivity has certainly proven to be a disruptor in aviation. But is it risky for carriers to commit their entire fleets to Starlink, essentially putting all their eggs... The post SES flags risk when airlines ‘hand over keys’ to Starlink appeared first on Runway Girl.

Runway Girl Network • Jan 14, 2026
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Air Zimbabwe Plans Fleet Renewal Under Turnaround Strategy
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Air Zimbabwe Plans Fleet Renewal Under Turnaround Strategy

Air Zimbabwe plans to acquire six new aircraft over the next three years at a cost of about $775.5 million, according to a state-owned media report. The purchases are backed by the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) and the National Treasury as part of the airline’s five-year turnaround plan. Air Zimbabwe Outlines Plan to Modernise Ageing […] The post Air Zimbabwe Plans Fleet Renewal Under Turnaround Strategy appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Jan 14, 2026
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Randy’s Vintage Profiles: Boeing Model 100 N872H
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Randy’s Vintage Profiles: Boeing Model 100 N872H

Discover the remarkable story of Boeing Model 100 N872H, the civilian sibling of the P 12 fighter that evolved from engine testbed to airshow star before finding its permanent home at Seattle’s Museum of Flight. Randy Malmstrom traces the aircraft’s ninety year journey through record setting pilots, Hollywood roles, and a meticulous restoration.

Vintage Aviation News • Jan 14, 2026
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Amsterdam Schiphol serves 68.8 million passengers in 2025, links The Netherlands to 301 destinations
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Amsterdam Schiphol serves 68.8 million passengers in 2025, links The Netherlands to 301 destinations

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol handled 68.8 million travellers in 2025, a 2.9% year-on-year increase, reinforcing its role as a key global hub. The airport connected The Netherlands directly to 301 destinations worldwide, including 125 intercontinental routes. A total of 477,552 flights operated to and from Schiphol during the year (+1% vs. 2024). Spain, the United Kingdom, […]

Aviation24.be • Jan 14, 2026
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