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    EU Court: Airlines Cannot Change Flight Times to Avoid Delay Compensation

    The European Union Court of Justice (CJEU) has ruled that airlines cannot alter flight times retroactively to avoid paying compensation…
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    Airbus Secures A350F Order with Korean Air

    Airbus has gained a new customer for its next-generation freighter as Korean Air converted its order for seven A350-1000 passenger…
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    3 days ago

    EasyJet to End Istanbul Flights in 2026

    UK-based low-cost carrier EasyJet has announced plans to terminate its Istanbul flights starting in 2026. The airline’s routes from Bristol…
    Airlines
    3 days ago

    Flynas Adds Al-Hilal-Themed Airbus A320neo to Its Fleet

    Flynas has officially added an Airbus A320neo featuring the colors and logo of Al-Hilal Football Club to its fleet. The…
    Airlines
    3 days ago

    Delta Air Lines Flight Attendant’s Mistake Costs Airline $70,000

    A mistake by a Delta Air Lines flight attendant in the United States cost the airline approximately $70,000 (around 5.5…
    Airlines
    3 days ago

    Swiss Grounds Entire A220-100 Fleet: Engines to Be Transferred to A220-300s

    Due to ongoing issues with Pratt & Whitney engines, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has temporarily grounded all nine of…

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      EU Court: Airlines Cannot Change Flight Times to Avoid Delay Compensation

      The European Union Court of Justice (CJEU) has ruled that airlines cannot alter flight times retroactively to avoid paying compensation for delays. The decision stems from a lawsuit filed against Corendon Airlines, which operated a Munich–Antalya flight in 2022 that arrived nearly four hours late. The case was brought before the Erding District Court in Germany by Myflyright, a company…

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      Airbus Secures A350F Order with Korean Air

      Airbus has gained a new customer for its next-generation freighter as Korean Air converted its order for seven A350-1000 passenger aircraft into the A350F model. With this decision, the South Korean carrier becomes the latest operator to add the Airbus A350F to its fleet. Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus Vice President of Sales, stated: “Korean Air is one of the world’s…

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      EasyJet to End Istanbul Flights in 2026

      UK-based low-cost carrier EasyJet has announced plans to terminate its Istanbul flights starting in 2026. The airline’s routes from Bristol and Manchester will be discontinued as of March 2026. Currently, EasyJet operates three weekly flights on the Bristol–Istanbul and Manchester–Istanbul routes, with services on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. These flights are set to conclude ahead of the 2026 summer season,…

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      Flynas Adds Al-Hilal-Themed Airbus A320neo to Its Fleet

      Flynas has officially added an Airbus A320neo featuring the colors and logo of Al-Hilal Football Club to its fleet. The aircraft landed at Riyadh King Khalid International Airport (RUH) on Thursday, October 30, marking its formal delivery. With this addition, Al-Hilal becomes the first football club in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East to have a full-body aircraft livery dedicated…

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      Delta Air Lines Flight Attendant’s Mistake Costs Airline $70,000

      A mistake by a Delta Air Lines flight attendant in the United States cost the airline approximately $70,000 (around 5.5 million TL). The incident occurred before a scheduled flight from Pittsburgh to Salt Lake City. According to a report by Izvestia, citing Rolling Out, the experienced flight attendant accidentally triggered the aircraft’s emergency evacuation slide just after locking the front…

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      Swiss Grounds Entire A220-100 Fleet: Engines to Be Transferred to A220-300s

      Due to ongoing issues with Pratt & Whitney engines, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has temporarily grounded all nine of its Airbus A220-100 aircraft. The airline announced plans to use these aircraft as “engine donors,” transferring their engines to the larger A220-300 fleet to maintain operations. At a press briefing on Thursday, SWISS Chief Financial Officer Dennis Weber stated: “The…

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      Air China Cargo to Become the First Mainland Chinese Airline to Order the A350F

      Air China Cargo is preparing to order six Airbus A350F freighters, making it the first airline from mainland China to purchase the new-generation cargo aircraft. According to a filing by Air China’s cargo subsidiary on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, the deal includes six firm orders and four optional aircraft. Deliveries are expected to take place between 2029 and 2031. Based…

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      EasyJet to End Istanbul Flights in 2026

      UK-based low-cost carrier EasyJet has announced plans to cease its Istanbul operations starting in 2026. The airline’s routes from Bristol and Manchester will come to an end as of March 2026. Currently, EasyJet operates three weekly flights between Bristol–Istanbul and Manchester–Istanbul on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. These flights will be gradually phased out before the start of the 2026 summer…

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