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Iraqi Airways Resumes Flights
Iraqi Airways has resumed its flight operations after a break of several weeks. The first commercial flight under this restart was operated with flight number IAW215 from Baghdad to Istanbul.
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Delta Air Lines Signs Deal for Amazon Satellite Internet
Delta Air Lines has announced that it has signed an agreement with Amazon’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network for its in-flight connectivity services. Under the agreement, the service is initially planned to be implemented on 500 aircraft in Delta’s fleet. Installations are expected to begin in 2028. While the provided internet speeds are expected to reach up to 1…
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60 Tons of Humanitarian Aid from Vietnam to Iran
Vietnam has reportedly sent approximately 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Iran. The cargo aircraft carrying the aid supplies departed from Hanoi and arrived in Iran without any issues. The shipment reportedly included rice, flour, instant noodles, fish sauce, sugar, and various food products, as well as clothing for children and adults and other basic necessities. Vietnamese authorities stated that…
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Airlines Dismantle New Aircraft Amid Engine Crisis
The global aviation industry continues to face operational pressure due to post-pandemic supply chain issues, record passenger demand, and parts shortages. While delivery times for components at manufacturers and maintenance companies have lengthened significantly, airlines are struggling to access the critical parts they need. In particular, production and quality problems with Pratt & Whitney’s GTF engines have led to hundreds…
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Ticket Scandal at Austrian Airlines: Employee Illegally Sold More Than 1,000 Staff Tickets
Austria-based Austrian Airlines has dismissed an employee following the revelation of one of the largest cases of staff ticket misuse in recent years. According to the company’s internal investigation, the employee sold more than 1,000 discounted staff tickets to third parties in 2025 alone, charging up to €2,000 for some of them. The Vienna Airport-based system, normally reserved for employees,…
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American Airlines Captains’ Salaries Surpass Doctors
According to the latest contracts at American Airlines, senior captain pilots earn between $324 and $460 per flight hour. With standard monthly flight hours, this translates to an annual income of $400,000 to $500,000. With bonuses, per diems, and profit-sharing, these figures can climb even higher. The 2025 Medscape Physician Compensation Report shows that the average annual salary of a…
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United Airlines Brings Starlink to 737 Aircraft
United Airlines is preparing to introduce the Starlink internet system on its Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Following certification granted by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the first flight is scheduled to take place on October 15, 2025, from Newark Liberty International Airport. The airline had previously launched Starlink on its Embraer E175 aircraft. With this new step, passengers will…
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Vietnam Airlines to Decide Between A350 and 787-9
Vietnam’s national carrier, Vietnam Airlines, has announced plans to purchase or lease up to 30 Airbus A350-900 or Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft for delivery between 2028 and 2030. Requests for proposals from potential suppliers will be accepted until October 8. This plan was first discussed in June, but the airline has now launched a more concrete tender process. This move…
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Discussion: Moving to an Empty (Eco+) Seat $86
On United Airlines’ Houston–Honduras flight, some passengers seated in the economy section wanted to move to empty seats in the Economy Plus (extra legroom) area after boarding was completed. Although the plane was half full, ground services and the cabin crew demanded $86 per passenger for the seat change. The cabin crew’s refusal to allow a free seat change caused…
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Red Wings Airlines Adds Another Tu-214 to Its Fleet
Red Wings Airlines has announced the addition of another Tupolev Tu-214 aircraft to its fleet. The aircraft, registered RA-64549, has become the third Tu-214 to enter service with the carrier. According to Andrey Volkov, Director of Fleet Operations Management, the jet received its airworthiness certificate following a comprehensive modernization of all systems and components. This delivery marks the second refurbished…
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