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Etihad Airways will make aviation history by becoming the first Middle Eastern airline to serve Luxembourg, launching the only nonstop connection between Luxembourg and Abu Dhabi from 29 October 2026. The new route will operate three times weekly, strengthening direct links between the Benelux region and the UAE. Flights will be operated with Etihad’s Airbus […]
In an announcement on January 8, 2026, Frontier Airlines confirmed James Dempsey as its new president and CEO. … The post Frontier Airlines confirms James Dempsey as its new CEO appeared first on AeroTime.
Storm Goretti is causing significant disruption to air traffic across Western Europe, with high winds, snow, and ice forcing airlines and airports to reduce operations. In the United Kingdom, several major airports have reported flight cancellations and delays, driven by unsafe runway conditions and limitations on ground handling. Some regional airports temporarily suspended operations before […]
NEWS FLASHZagreb Airport handled 4.721.564 passengers in 2025, representing its busiest year on record. The figure marks an increase of 9.4% in 2024 or an additional 404.945 travellers. The number of aircraft movements stood at 51.664, up 3.4%. During 2025, Croatia Airlines was the largest carrier by available seats, just ahead of Ryanair, while the Airbus A320 was the most common aircraft type at Zagreb Airport. During the year, Croatia’s capital was most connected with Frankfurt, followed by D
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American Airlines is rolling out a sweeping transformation at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), one that quietly reshapes how nearly 700,000 customers a day move through its network — and how the airline withstands weather, congestion, and disruption in an increasingly complex aviation environment. Why DFW Matters More Than Any Other Airport More than […] The post American Airlines Rebuilds Its Biggest Hub appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
AeroTime columnist Ann Cederhall is an instructor with IATA on Airline Distribution Strategy and with Aeroclass on Airline Retailing, Ann is a frequent speaker and… The post Group bookings: Where automation goes to die (and how to save it) appeared first on AeroTime.
Croatia Airlines plans to retire five aircraft this year as part of its fleet modernisation program and transition to a single-type Airbus A220 operation. The carrier intends to phase out one Dash 8 Q400 turboprop, one Airbus A320 and three A319s during 2026. The A320 will exit the fleet on February 15, marking the end of A320 operations at Croatia Airlines. The remaining aircraft expected to be withdrawn this year are those registered 9H-CTG, 9H-CTH, 9H-CTL and 9H-CTN. By the end of the year, t
Aircraft leasing specialist, ACC Aviation, has announced its appointment of Luca D’Urso as the ACMI division’s vice president – leasing consultant. D’Urso will join the team in their Reigate office, near London. ACC Aviation Appoints New Leadership Role in ACMI division Dave Williams, Director of Leasing, ACC Aviation, celebrates this leadership transition within the ACMI […] The post ACC Aviation Appoints New Vice President In ACMI Division appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Aer Lingus may soon transfer its assets from its underperforming Manchester operations to the more lucrative network in Dublin.
EL AL Israel Airlines on Tuesday announced its largest-ever summer schedule in North America, featuring up to 55 weekly flights from the United States as part of a broader global expansion that will include about 900 weekly flights from more than 50 gateways worldwide. The expanded schedule reflects strong demand across the airline’s core markets... The post Press Release: EL AL announces largest-ever North America schedule appeared first on Runway Girl.
Kenya Airways has emerged from one of the most challenging periods in its history with a remarkable turnaround… The post From crisis to growth: Kenya Airways’ acting CEO on its turnaround and future appeared first on AeroTime.
The aircraft performed a go-around at the last second amid stormy weather.
As aviation looks to 2026, Airbus leads on stability, but Boeing’s delivery recovery and cash rebound could rapidly reshape the balance of power.
Starting 29 March, the daily EK430/31 service will be operated by the four-class 777-300ERs, complementing the A380 service introduced last year. All five Emirates destinations in Australia – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide – have premium economy service.
Air Midwest Flight 5481 lasted just 37 seconds. This is what investigators uncovered and how the crash changed aviation safety. On the crisp but calm morning of 08 January 2003, Air Midwest Flight 5481 was supposed to be a short, forgettable hop. The Beechcraft 1900D was scheduled to fly from Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) […] The post Air Midwest Flight 5481: Thirty-Seven Seconds That Changed Regional Aviation appeared first on Avgeekery.
Air India Boeing 787, registration VT-NAC, operating flight AI117 made an unscheduled landing at London Heathrow after Birmingham Airport closed its runway following Storm Goretti’s red weather warning. Flight AI117 Emergency Landing Following Red-Issued Weather Warning The Air India Boeing 787, registration VT-NAC, has been forced to land at Heathrow due to low-fuel at 20:20 […] The post Air India flight AI117 diverted to Heathrow Ahead Of Storm Goretti as Birmingham Airport Closes appeared fir
The airline spoke of its new aircraft in an interview with Simple Flying.