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Data: LOT NS96 Network
Published at 0000PST / 0800GMT 16FEB26 This edition of historic network flashback features LOT Polish Airlines’ network during Northern summer 1996 peak season. LOT is the official carrier of CONNECT 2026 Route Development Forum, scheduled from 17FEB26 to 19FEB26. AeroRoutes will be attending the event.Service focuses on 01JUL96 – 30SEP96.Gdansk – Copenhagen 4 weekly ATR72Krakow – Frankfurt 6 weekly 737Krakow – Paris Charles de Gaulle 3 weekly 737Krakow – Rome Fiumicino 1 weekly 737Krakow –
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Croatian Government Renews Croatia Airlines PSO Contract
Croatia Airlines has renewed a public service obligation (PSO) with the Croatian government to operate a 3x-weekly service between Zagreb Franjo Tuđman (ZAG) – Croatia’s main international airport – and Mostar (OMO), a historic city in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This PSO was renewed to enable Croatia Airlines to maintain air services on vital routes. A […] The post Croatian Government Renews Croatia Airlines PSO Contract appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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flydubai Tentatively Schedules Bangkok Sep 2026 Launch
Published at 2300PST 15FEB26 / 0700GMT 16FEB26 flydubai on its website has filed operational schedule for new route to Thailand, as the carrier schedules Dubai – Bangkok Don Mueang route from 15SEP26. The airline would operate this route twice daily with 737 MAX 8 aircraft.Following schedule is effective the week of 27SEP26.FZ1345 DXB0120 – 1110DMK 7M8 DFZ1335 DXB1100 – 2045DMK 7M8 DFZ1346 DMK1210 – 1540DXB 7M8 DFZ1336 DMK2350 – 0320+1DXB 7M8 DFurther changes to this planned schedule remain
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Why This American Airlines Passenger Is Demanding $7,000 After In-Flight Wine Spill
An American Airlines passenger is demanding $7,000 after a flight attendant spilled wine on her belongings.
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Icelandair's Dispair
Icelandair is still in the red. Despite strong transatlantic demand and the collapse of local rival Play, it posted a loss for the second straight year. Yet traffic trends are improving, partnerships are expanding, and a more efficient fleet is on the way. Is Icelandair truly on the right track, or stuck in a structurally unforgiving market? We explore the outlook in this week’s feature story.
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United Airlines’ Longest Nonstop Routes With The Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner In 2026
The carrier's Dreamliner network only continues to grow.
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Delta to fly daily from Melbourne later this year
The American carrier, which began year-round Melbourne-Los Angeles services in December, currently flies three times per week to LAX, but will gradually up its frequency on a seasonal basis between October this year and March 2027.
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Ethiopian Airlines plans to fly to Australia in 2028
The airline, Africa’s largest, is planning at least two Australian routes to the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, though will seek to expand its fleet of wide-body jets first. The route would likely open up another connection from Australia to Europe, as well as into the African continent.
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How Many C‑17 Globemasters Were Built?
The C-17's production run was shaped by cost pressures, shifting military doctrine, and changing geopolitical realities.
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Emirates and China’s Loong Air sign interline agreement
Emirates and Loong Air have signed an interline agreement that will see the Dubai flag carrier increase its… The post Emirates and China’s Loong Air sign interline agreement appeared first on AeroTime.
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The Airlines With The World's Most Spacious Economy Seats In 2026
A guide to some of the most spacious economy class seats flying today, with the largest seat pitches and widths.
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Melbourne notches up record international arrivals in January
January saw 688,534 international arrivals come through Melbourne, around half of the 1,261,361 total international travellers, alongside 2,115,518 domestic passengers; this makes for Melbourne’s third busiest month for overall passenger numbers on record, behind December and January 2025.
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The A380 Capital Of The US: Why LAX Has More Superjumbos Than Any Other Airport
Six different airlines fly the double decker to Los Angeles.
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What It Costs To Fly Premium Economy On The World's Longest Routes
The world's longest non-stop route covers more than 9,000 miles.
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Here’s How The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Can Detect Turbulence Before It Strikes
The aircraft has some impressive capabilities.
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A New Era: The Air Canada Fleet In 2026
The Canadian flag carrier recently made headlines with an exciting widebody order.
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Why United Airlines Doesn't Want Its Airbus A320s Anymore
United is retiring its aging Airbus A320s in favor of fuel-efficient A321neos, boosting capacity, cutting costs, and modernizing passenger experience.
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Over 1,000 pilots Indigo is to hire to increase their operations.
Indigo are planning to hire over 1,000 pilots, as a result of the massive operational disruption last December, when the company was forced to cancel over 5,000 flights within the week. In December 2025, the airline cancelled flights due to a crew shortage. This crisis was due to the implementation of revised pilot duty and […] The post Over 1,000 pilots Indigo is to hire to increase their operations. appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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The $2 Billion Headache: Why Boeing’s T-7A Red Hawk Is Under Fire
The aircraft program is certainly being targeted by critics.