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Why The Boeing 757 Has Such Versatile Performance
The 757 is one of the most versatile and iconic airplanes ever built, providing airlines with operational flexibility.
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Stansted Airport station gets contactless card entry
Passengers travelling to Stansted Airport via the Stansted Express train will be able to tap their contactless cards to pass ticket barriers starting from March 8. This development was initially planned to commence on Dec. 14 but was delayed. Stansted Express’s Famous Fines Greater Anglia, a British state-owned train operator, has announced that passengers boarding […] The post Stansted Airport station gets contactless card entry appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Bad Bunny's Big Flex: Chartering A Qantas A380 From São Paulo To Sydney
The private charter of the world's largest passenger jet likely cost more than $1.5 million.
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What Are The Benefits Of Flying Emirates Premium Economy?
It’s the perfect middle ground.
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Official: This Is Frontier Airlines' New #1 Airport—And It's Not Denver Or Orlando
The budget carrier's flights at this major airport have surged 56% year-over-year, becoming its new most-served facility.
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Record $698M Profit: The Genius Behind Etihad’s Massive Growth
The Middle Eastern carrier has many strings to its bow, with a boom in its stopover program among the factors behind its impressive performance.
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Passengers Delayed by Heavy Fog in Guernsey and Alderney
Passengers of the regional airline Aurigny were delayed by heavy fog in the English Channel islands of Guernsey (GCI) and Alderney (ACI). The weather change on Feb. 21 resulted in a two-day disruption that left the airport scrambling, leading to several grounded flights. Four ATR 72-600s that were set to make the return trip were […] The post Passengers Delayed by Heavy Fog in Guernsey and Alderney appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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oneworld Names Ole Orvér Chief Executive Officer
FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — oneworld® today named seasoned aviation leader Ole Orvér as its new chief executive officer. He will join the alliance on 1 April, 2026. A Swedish national, Orvér brings more than 20 years of industry experience to the role. He most recently served as Chief Commercial Officer at oneworld member airline Finnair, […]
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Contour Sets Start Date For New EAS Route
The airline will reconnect a regional airport that has been without commercial service for months.
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5-Year-Old Spots Manual Issue, Gets Southwest Tour
A Colorado preschooler’s keen eye leads to simulator visit and meeting with airline staff.
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Why Did Boeing Build The 777X With Composite Wings But Not A Composite Fuselage?
A look into the materials used for the wings and fuselage of Boeing's newest long-range, twin-engine jetliner.
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Air ambulance crashes in Eastern India, all seven on board killed
A Beechcraft C90 air ambulance, registered VT-AJV, operated by Redbird Airways Pvt. Ltd. crashed in eastern India late Monday, killing all seven people on board. The aircraft was on a medical evacuation flight from Ranchi to New Delhi when it went down in a remote forested area near Simaria, in Chatra district. The flight departed […]
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Union Leader says United Airlines Hides $1B in Unpaid Crew Cost
Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-Communications Workers of America (AFA-CWA), told Forbes that United Airlines hides at least $1 billion in annual costs by failing to reach a new contract with its flight attendants, whom she says are “massively underpaid”. The union represents about 50,000 flight attendants, including 30,000 at United. The […] The post Union Leader says United Airlines Hides $1B in Unpaid Crew Cost appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Air New Zealand turns flight into concert with SYNTHONY in the Sky experience
Air New Zealand is preparing to launch a charter flight that transforms a commercial aircraft into a high-altitude… The post Air New Zealand turns flight into concert with SYNTHONY in the Sky experience appeared first on AeroTime.
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Take That, Kirby! American Responds To United CEO’s Challenge
It was in response to United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby saying he was "drawing a line in the sand" to add quote “as many flights as are required” to prevent American Airlines from obtaining more gates at Chicago O'Hare. American’s response saw an announcement that the carrier would be adding three new routes at the airport later this year. Wow! Things are heating up!
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Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel proves perfect AvGeek getaway
Every now and again, you just need a little ‘treat yourself’ trip. Late last year I needed exactly that as a long 2025 drew to a close. My usual go-to — hopping on a plane to somewhere — was looking too expensive. Then I remembered nearby Vancouver BC, just a two-hour and change drive up... The post Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel proves perfect AvGeek getaway appeared first on Runway Girl.
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Etihad Airways Has Ended Airbus A380 Flights On 6 Routes: Full List
Etihad's superjumbos previously flew to these six airports. Discover them all here.
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Ryanair Expands Cardiff Summer 2026 Routes
Ryanair has unveiled its Summer 2026 schedule from Cardiff Airport (CWL), announcing five new routes and additional frequencies on four of its most popular services. Extra Frequencies on Popular Routes The airline will operate flights from CWL to Alicante (ALC), Faro (FAO), Malaga (AGP), Tenerife (TFS) and Dublin (DUB), strengthening links between Wales and key […] The post Ryanair Expands Cardiff Summer 2026 Routes appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Turkish Airlines handles record Ljubljana traffic
NEWS FLASHTurkish Airlines welcomed a record 209.957 passengers on its Ljubljana flights in 2025. The figure represents an increase of 9.6% on the previous year. The number of operated flights increased 13.2%. The carrier registered an average cabin load factor of 77.2% on its Istanbul - Ljubljana route over the twelve-month period.EX-YU Aviation News
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The Range Battle: A350-1000ULR vs Boeing 777X
Have you ever wondered how far a modern airliner can really fly without stopping, and how close we are to connecting almost any two cities on Earth with a single flight? Ultra-long-haul travel is pushing aviation into an amazing new phase, where engineering, economics, and passenger comfort all meet in one ambitious goal.So in this video we take a look at how the Airbus A350-1000ULR compares with the Boeing 777X, and how much more range it really has, as airlines prepare for the next generation