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Earlier this month, Singapore's low-cost carrier Scoot announced a series of enhanced flight schedules to cater to the rising passenger demand during the upcoming year-end holiday season. Part of the series included the addition of several more flights on the budget carrier's Pikachu Jet, and following the growing love for the aircraft, Scoot has decided […]

Air Canada has recorded another quarterly loss over Q3 2022, although the airline is slowly cutting its losses as its recovery continues. The Canadian carrier posted net losses exceeding $370 million for Q3, despite generating its first positive quarterly operating income since the pandemic. Let's explore Air Canada's latest results in more detail below. Read

I love less-discussed countries, and I've previously looked at Turkish Airlines to Somalia and also to Afghanistan. Now it's the turn of Iraq, as Turkish Airlines has inaugurated service to its next sixth city in the country, Kirkuk. It comes as Kirkuk opens to commercial flights. Read More Here: Turkish Airlines Now Flies To 6

Multinational European manufacturer Airbus has become the latest giant of the commercial aviation industry to post its financial results for the third quarter of the year. While the company's revenues have seen year-on-year growth, it is still wary of the fragile situation when it comes to the supply chain, with multiple factors at play. Read

Lufthansa Technik said on Friday it was providing an Airbus A320 with "a new lease on life in the service of science." The decommissioned jet will become the Hydrogen Aviation Lab in Hamburg, which will test maintenance and ground processes for future hydrogen aircraft. Read More Here: Lufthansa Technik Is Turning An Airbus A320 Into

Today, the IAG group, which owns airlines such as Aer Lingus, British Airways, and Iberia, released its third-quarter financial results. No big surprises, such as seat roll-outs or aircraft delivery delays, were announced this time. However, the airline group did report that all airlines had seen a "significant step up in profitability". Read More Here:

On September 21, 2005, a JetBlue flight between Burbank (BUR) and New York (JFK) had to perform an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The incident was due to a malfunction of the nose gear. But, what happened on that day? Let’s investigate. Read More Here: 16 Years On: What Caused The JetBlue

Air France-KLM Group CEO Benjamin Smith has expressed his dissatisfaction with the ongoing capacity cap and staff shortages at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Despite the Dutch airport's predicament hitting KLM hard, the airline group reported a strong third quarter with capacity at 89% of pre-pandemic levels. Read More Here: Air France-KLM CEO Calls Amsterdam Schiphol Situation

Nigeria’s foreign currency shortage has trapped around $700 million in funds for foreign airline operators, according to Vanguard. Despite financial intervention by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the figure is expected to rise further, having already doubled from £346 million in September. Read More Here: Foreign Airlines Now Have $700 Million Trapped In Nigeria

This summer, Finnair flew 2.8 million passengers across the skies. As a result, the flag carrier of Finland’s revenue increased to €719.2 million ($714.6 million). However, the airline’s net result for Q3 was still in the red, primarily due to high costs and exchange rates. Read More Here: Finnair CEO: "We Have A Long Journey