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    Ryanair’s Christmas Tradition Noel Day Operations Suspended Across Europe

    Ireland-based low-cost airline Ryanair does not operate any commercial flights across Europe on Christmas Day, December 25. Passengers planning to…
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    Pegasus Decides on Financial Leasing for 8 Airbus A321neo Aircraft

    Pegasus Airlines announced via a disclosure to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) that it has taken an important decision regarding…
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    Competition Intensifies in India’s Civil Aviation Market as Two New Airlines Move Forward

    India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation has granted initial approvals to two new airlines to begin their operational processes, following recent…
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    6 Flights in One Day

    6 Flights in One Day: US Passenger Reaches United Platinum Status with a Single-Day Run A United Airlines passenger based…
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    Toxic Fumes in Aircraft Cabins Raise Concerns Over Pilot Health

    The illness of American Airlines pilot Ron Weiland, which resulted in a diagnosis of ALS, has brought renewed attention to…
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    Italy Imposes Record Fine on Ryanair: €256 Million

    Italy’s Competition Authority (AGCM) has imposed a €256 million administrative fine (approximately $302 million) on Irish low-cost airline Ryanair for…

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      Ryanair’s Christmas Tradition Noel Day Operations Suspended Across Europe

      Ireland-based low-cost airline Ryanair does not operate any commercial flights across Europe on Christmas Day, December 25. Passengers planning to travel with Ryanair are unable to find any available flights during the booking process for that date. This practice is based on a long-standing company tradition. Ryanair has previously stated that the primary purpose of this decision is to provide…

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      Pegasus Decides on Financial Leasing for 8 Airbus A321neo Aircraft

      Pegasus Airlines announced via a disclosure to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) that it has taken an important decision regarding the financing of eight Airbus A321neo aircraft planned to join its fleet. According to the decision taken by the company’s Board of Directors, the financing of the eight A321neo aircraft, which are scheduled to be delivered by the end of…

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      Competition Intensifies in India’s Civil Aviation Market as Two New Airlines Move Forward

      India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation has granted initial approvals to two new airlines to begin their operational processes, following recent flight cancellations and debates over market concentration. The ministry issued No Objection Certificates to regional carrier Al Hind Air and startup venture FlyExpress. This move comes after IndiGo, which holds around 65 percent of the market, cancelled approximately 4,500 flights…

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      6 Flights in One Day

      6 Flights in One Day: US Passenger Reaches United Platinum Status with a Single-Day Run A United Airlines passenger based in the United States achieved the airline’s Platinum status by completing six flights in a single day. Departing from San Francisco, the passenger flew routes to Reno, Sacramento, and Los Angeles, completing the goal with approximately 500 dollars in spending…

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      Toxic Fumes in Aircraft Cabins Raise Concerns Over Pilot Health

      The illness of American Airlines pilot Ron Weiland, which resulted in a diagnosis of ALS, has brought renewed attention to toxic smoke incidents in aircraft cabins known as “fume events.” At 54 years old and previously healthy, Weiland began struggling with simple everyday movements in 2016. In October 2016, during a table tennis match, Weiland started missing routine shots he…

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      Italy Imposes Record Fine on Ryanair: €256 Million

      Italy’s Competition Authority (AGCM) has imposed a €256 million administrative fine (approximately $302 million) on Irish low-cost airline Ryanair for abusing its dominant market position. In its investigation, the authority stated that the airline pursued a “bad-faith strategy” aimed at preventing online travel agencies (OTAs) and other intermediaries from purchasing tickets via the Ryanair website. According to the statement, Ryanair…

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      Kenya Airways Returns Boeing 737-800 to Service

      Kenya Airways has returned a Boeing 737-800 aircraft to service as part of the gradual reintroduction of three narrow-body aircraft into its fleet. This marks the second aircraft to rejoin operations. The aircraft’s rollout from the hangar highlights progress in restoring capacity and strengthening operational readiness ahead of the busy festive travel period. Speaking at the event the Principal Secretary…

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      Delta CEO: We Prefer to Say “Customer,” Not “Guest”

      Delta CEO Ed Bastian stated that the airline deliberately distances itself from the industry’s common practice of referring to passengers as “guests,” emphasizing that within Delta’s corporate culture, the term “customer” is consciously preferred. Bastian highlighted that a customer purchases a service in exchange for a specific price, and that the service provided must be of a quality that justifies…

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