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Pegasus Fleet Reaches 127 Aircraft by the End of 2025
Pegasus Fleet Reaches 127 Aircraft by the End of 2025 Pegasus Airlines shared updated information regarding its fleet structure, order book, and market position in a disclosure submitted to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). According to the statement, the airline’s total fleet reached 127 aircraft as of December 31, 2025. The fleet consists of 9 Boeing 737-800s, 6 Airbus A320ceo,…
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Pegasus Announces 2025 Financial Results – €301 Million Net Profit
Pegasus has announced its consolidated financial results for 2025. The company generated total revenue of €3.41 billion in 2025 and closed the year with a net profit of €301 million. During the same period, EBITDA reached €840 million, reflecting the airline’s operational growth in its financial performance. Pegasus carried a total of 43.3 million passengers throughout 2025, marking a 15…
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NATO Expresses Support for Türkiye
NATO has issued a statement regarding claims that Iran targeted Türkiye, condemning the alleged attempt and reaffirming solidarity with all member states, including Türkiye. NATO spokesperson Hart stated that the alliance stands united with its allies. The development follows an announcement by the Milli Savunma Bakanlığı, which said a ballistic munition launched from Iran and detected heading toward Turkish airspace…
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U.S. Suffers $1.9B Losses in Iran Conflict
US Suffers Nearly $1.9 Billion in Military Losses During Iran Conflict The United States is alleged to have lost nearly $1.9 billion worth of military equipment during the first four days following the start of its attacks against Iran. The largest loss is reported to be the AN/FPS-132 early warning radar system located at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar,…
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Dubai Losing $1M Per Minute
Dubai Economy Reportedly Losing Nearly $1 Million Per Minute Amid Airport Disruptions The temporary halt in airport operations in Dubai is reportedly costing the local economy close to $1 million per minute, according to a report by NDTV. The primary driver of these losses is the disruption at Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest global aviation hubs. The…
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ANA Marks 40 Years of International Flights
Japan-based airline ANA (All Nippon Airways) has celebrated the 40th anniversary of the launch of its scheduled international flight operations. As part of the celebration, company employees formed the human letters “40th THANKS” and posed for a commemorative photo. ANA’s first scheduled international flight was operated on March 3, 1986, on the Narita–Guam route. What began with a single route…
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Gulf Closures Drive Asia–Europe Fares Up
Air ticket prices between Asia and Europe have surged following the closure of key Middle Eastern aviation hubs amid the ongoing U.S.–Israel conflict with Iran, severely disrupting one of the world’s busiest long-haul travel corridors. According to Reuters, the shutdown of major Gulf hubs such as Dubai—normally the world’s busiest international hub handling more than 1,000 flights daily—has significantly reduced…
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JAL Bids Farewell to Its Retired Boeing 777
The Boeing 777 aircraft registered JA732J, which completed its final flight at the end of last year after years of service in the Japan Airlines fleet, has departed Japan with its livery completely removed. In a post shared on the airline’s social media account, Japan Airlines released footage showing the moment the aircraft—after serving the carrier for many years—departed Japan.
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Qatar Airspace Closed, Qatar Airways Suspends Operations
Qatar Airways has announced the temporary suspension of its flight operations until March 6 due to the closure of Qatar airspace. In a statement, the airline said operations will resume once the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority confirms that the airspace has been safely reopened. A further operational update is scheduled for March 6 at 09:00 Doha time. Passengers are advised…
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Airports in Iran Reportedly Targeted
Airports in Iran Reportedly Targeted / A319 Destroyed 💥 Civil infrastructure is reportedly among the targets in the latest wave of strikes attributed to the United States and Israel. According to local journalists and reports cited by Reuters, both Bushehr Airport and Mehrabad International Airport were hit today. Unconfirmed claims suggest that during the strike on Bushehr Airport, a passenger…
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