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      Pope Leo XIV’s Flight Becomes the Most Tracked Flight

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      Financial Times: Istanbul Airport Among the Three Leading Global Aviation Hubs

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      Kalyon and Cengiz Construction Begin $4 Billion Renovation Project at Damascus International Airport

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      Maduro Regime Cancels Flight Permissions of Six International Carriers Including Turkish Airlines

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      Why Is Jet Lag Felt More on Eastbound Flights?

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      FAA Plans to Hire Nearly 9,000 Air Traffic Controllers in Three Years

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      Saudi Arabia Plans to Launch Two New Airlines

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      Dubai Airshow 2025 Summary

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