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Zagreb aims for five million passengers, eyes India, US and China flights
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Zagreb aims for five million passengers, eyes India, US and China flights

Zagreb Airport anticipates handling five million passengers this year, following its record of 4.721.564 in 2025. Once the five-million-passenger threshold is reached, the airport’s concessionaire will be required to commence the expansion of the existing terminal building, in line with its contractual obligations to the government. However, reports over the past year have suggested the airport may instead consider reopening Zagreb’s old terminal, which was closed in 2017, and dedicating it to l

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 26, 2026
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U.S. Air Force funds bunker buster bomb production support
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U.S. Air Force funds bunker buster bomb production support

The United States Air Force has awarded aerospace manufacturer Boeing a not-to-exceed $61,5 million contract for the replenishment of the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator weapon system, according to a contract announcement released by the service. The work will support production of key components for the heavy bunker-penetrating bomb and will be carried out in St. […]

Defence Blog Aviation • Feb 26, 2026
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Former DJ sentenced in London for supplying counterfeit aircraft parts to airlines
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Former DJ sentenced in London for supplying counterfeit aircraft parts to airlines

Jose Alejandro Zamora Yrala, a former aviation parts trader was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to a £40 million fake aircraft components fraud on Feb. 23, 2026. Fake Aircraft Parts Sold Worldwide Zamora Yrala, who originally comes from Venezuela, had worked in the aviation industry since 2011. He […] The post Former DJ sentenced in London for supplying counterfeit aircraft parts to airlines appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 26, 2026
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Link Airways announces new Launceston to Canberra service

The new service is set to operate four times a week from 6 May on Link’s Saab 340B aircraft, adding 14,000 seats per year. It will be the first time Link Airways flies directly out of Launceston, connecting over 90,000 people from Tasmania’s second largest city to the nation's capital.

Australian Aviation • Feb 26, 2026
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Oh, big stretch: Virgin plans pets-in-cabins expansion

The airline, which launched the service in October, has said it intends to continue offering the option, with plans to grow it to select flights to and from Adelaide and Launceston. It follows an announcement last month that the trial would be extended to the end of June.

Australian Aviation • Feb 26, 2026
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Miami International Airport Unveils $1 Billion Concourse D Expansion Led by American Airlines
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Miami International Airport Unveils $1 Billion Concourse D Expansion Led by American Airlines

American Airlines and Miami-Dade County officials have revealed plans for a sweeping $1 billion expansion of Concourse D at Miami International Airport (MIA). The plans for the project, which will update one of the airport’s older gate areas and strengthen American’s position as the main airline at MIA, were unveiled on Wednesday, 25 February, by […] The post Miami International Airport Unveils $1 Billion Concourse D Expansion Led by American Airlines appeared first on Avgeekery.

AVGeekery • Feb 26, 2026
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Qantas Schedules Sydney – Las Vegas late-Dec 2026 Launch
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Qantas Schedules Sydney – Las Vegas late-Dec 2026 Launch

Published at 1800PST 25FEB26 / 0200GMT 26FEB26 Qantas Airways on Thursday (26FEB26) announced the launch of new seasonal route to the US, offering nonstop Sydney – Las Vegas service from 29DEC26 to 12MAR27. Boeing 787-9 will serve this route 3 times weekly.QF055 SYD2100 – 1555LAS 789 257QF056 LAS2020 – 0635+2SYD 789 257

AeroRoutes • Feb 26, 2026
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Qantas half-year profit nears $1.5bn, loyalty overhaul on the way

The Flying Kangaroo increased pre-tax profits by $71 million over the same time last year, with statutory profit after tax up $2 million to $925 million for the first half of the 2025-26 financial year. It comes after the airline took delivery of nine new aircraft in the half, including its first A321XLRs.

Australian Aviation • Feb 26, 2026
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Asky Airlines NS26 Regional Network Changes – 25FEB26
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Asky Airlines NS26 Regional Network Changes – 25FEB26

Published at 1700PST 25FEB26 / 0100GMT 26FEB26 Asky Airlines during Northern summer 2026 season schedules various routing changes to its regional operations, reflected in recent schedule update. Planned changes as of 25FEB26 includes the following.Cancelled routing:Lome – Bamako – Nouakchott KP014/015 3 weeklyLome – Niamey – Dakar KP050/051 3 weeklyLome – Niamey – N’djamena KP032/033 2 weeklyLome – Ouagadougou – Conakry KP046/047 3 weeklyLome – Ouagadougou – Dakar KP050/051 4 weeklyOther ch

AeroRoutes • Feb 26, 2026
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NYC Blizzard Grounds Thousands of Flights
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NYC Blizzard Grounds Thousands of Flights

New York is experiencing a widespread blizzard, completely shutting down the city and its air traffic. The winter storm has resulted in more than 5,000 flights being cancelled. Airline Disruptions On Monday Feb. 23, as many as 80-90% of flights were cancelled, according to the BBC, at the city’s three main airports after a blizzard […] The post NYC Blizzard Grounds Thousands of Flights appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 26, 2026
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