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Air Arabia NW26 Sharjah – London Preliminary Operations
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Air Arabia NW26 Sharjah – London Preliminary Operations

Published at 0300PST / 1100GMT 20FEB26Air Arabia during Northern winter 2026/27 season tentatively lists frequency changes on Sharjah – London Gatwick route, scheduled to commence on 29MAR26. The airline during summer season schedules 2 daily flights, however it currently lists 1 daily flight for winter season, on board Airbus A321LR aircraft.G9258 SHJ1130 – 1535LGW 321 DG9259 LGW1635 – 0345+1SHJ 321 D

AeroRoutes • Feb 20, 2026
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Understanding aircraft de-icing: why it matters, how it works, and what passengers rarely see
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Understanding aircraft de-icing: why it matters, how it works, and what passengers rarely see

Most passengers boarding a flight on a cold winter morning don’t give much thought to the trucks and equipment moving around their aircraft. Among them are de-icing teams – carrying out a procedure that is absolutely essential to flight safety in cold weather. According to Luca Zinnemann, Team Leader – Private & Commercial Jets DACH […]

Aviation24.be • Feb 20, 2026
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Emirates SkyCargo Files 569-seater A380 Roll Out Schedule in 2026
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Emirates SkyCargo Files 569-seater A380 Roll Out Schedule in 2026

Published at 0200PST / 1000GMT 20FEB26Emirates SkyCargo’s schedule listing began to lists planned new 3-class A380 operations, in addition to previously announced Amman (short-term basis) and Prague. The new 569-seater with 76 Business Class, 56 Premium Economy Class and 437 Economy Class seats, are scheduled to enter service on following routes, as per schedule filing as of 0800GMT 20FEB26.The aircraft code used for the new 3-class A380 is “388K”.Dubai – Amman 14APR26 – 31MAY26 EK903/904Dubai –

AeroRoutes • Feb 20, 2026
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Pristina Airport starts year off with growth
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Pristina Airport starts year off with growth

NEWS FLASHPristina Airport handled 359.076 passengers in January, representing an increase of 4.4% year-on-year, or an additional 15.277 travellers. The number of aircraft movements increased 1.4% to 2.326.Pristina’s largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, January 2026EX-YU Aviation News

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 20, 2026
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Emirates SkyCargo Lists Expanded A350 Network From Oct 2026
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Emirates SkyCargo Lists Expanded A350 Network From Oct 2026

Published at 0100PST / 0900GMT 20FEB26Emirates SkyCargo has filed future Airbus A350-900 network additions that are not yet announced by the airline. Based on schedule filing as of 0800GMT 20FEB26, the airline’s schedule listing displays A350-900 aircraft to be assigned on additional routes below.Note despite aircraft listing shows A350-900, actual bookings are showing as 777-200LR for the moment.Dubai – Addis Ababa eff 01JAN27 298-seater A350-900 replaces 777-200LRDubai – Copenhagen eff 01DEC26

AeroRoutes • Feb 20, 2026
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Wizz Air sees potential in Slovenia but subsidy framework limits growth
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Wizz Air sees potential in Slovenia but subsidy framework limits growth

Wizz Air has recorded strong results on its Skopje - Ljubljana service launched in 2023, however, the carrier sees limited scope for broader expansion from the Slovenian capital, twenty years after first entering the market. As EX-YU Aviation News learns, Wizz Air does not believe the current state subsidies, introduced to attract airlines following the collapse of Adria Airways and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, are structured in a way that would allow it to profitably scale up operations

EX-YU Aviation News • Feb 20, 2026
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Virgin Australia back on top with reliability trifecta

Australia’s second-largest airline group wrested the triple crown away from the Flying Kangaroo in January, according to the latest BITRE data, beating Qantas in on-time arrivals, on-time departures, and completion rates, again cancelling fewer than one in 100 flights last month.

Australian Aviation • Feb 20, 2026
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American Airlines Chooses CFM International Engines for Airbus Fleet
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American Airlines Chooses CFM International Engines for Airbus Fleet

American Airlines chooses CFM international engines for future A321Neo deliveries, strengthening their multi decade partnership for AA’s narrow body fleet. American Airlines Chooses the CFM LEAP-1A engine America Airlines and CFM international continue their multi-decade partnership by delivering CFM LEAP-1A engines to power their Airbus A321neo fleet which will join the airline in March. CFM […] The post American Airlines Chooses CFM International Engines for Airbus Fleet appeared first on Trav

Travel Radar • Feb 20, 2026
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The Winners of the 2026 Cranky Network Awards are…
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The Winners of the 2026 Cranky Network Awards are…

Whew, and just like that, the 2026 Cranky Network Awards presented by Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport are done. We had another huge turnout, and there were a lot of happy winners. There were also some happy losers. The awards are fun, but getting everyone together? That’s the real benefit. Long-time readers know we stopped...

The Cranky Flier • Feb 20, 2026
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Aviation Workers Resume Work After a Two Day Strike in JKIA
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Aviation Workers Resume Work After a Two Day Strike in JKIA

Several flights have been disrupted at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi after aviation workers went on strike. The industrial action lasted for two days, and workers resumed their operations on Feb. 17. Reason of the Strike The Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) went on strike as they didn’t reach an agreement with the […] The post Aviation Workers Resume Work After a Two Day Strike in JKIA appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 20, 2026
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Ryanair Announces Record Croatia Schedule for 2026
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Ryanair Announces Record Croatia Schedule for 2026

Ryanair announces record Croatia schedule for 2026 following a US$900M investment which will launch 9 based aircraft and 118 routes. Ryanair Announces Record Schedule for Croatia Ryanair’s biggest ever Croatia schedule has been announced which includes 9 based aircraft following a 900 million USD investment, 118 routes including two new additions from Dubrovnik to Budapest […] The post Ryanair Announces Record Croatia Schedule for 2026 appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.

Travel Radar • Feb 20, 2026
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Newark Airport Closes Briefly After JetBlue Emergency Landing
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Newark Airport Closes Briefly After JetBlue Emergency Landing

Significant delays were seen at Newark Liberty International Airport on Feb. 18, 2026. This followed an incident where a JetBlue plane turned back soon after takeoff. As a result, authorities paused departures temporarily. The decision came due to safety protocols triggered by the event. Operations resumed once conditions were confirmed stable. Emergency landing and passenger […] The post Newark Airport Closes Briefly After JetBlue Emergency Landing appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News

Travel Radar • Feb 20, 2026
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