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Frontier Airlines’ Cadet Pilot Training Program Requires No Experience

Frontier Airlines has initiated a Pilot Cadet Program to address the national pilot shortage. Frontier Airlines is now offering a program that includes flight training at one of over 70 ATP Flight School campuses throughout the United States, a modest stipend and, upon completion of requirements, a guaranteed slot as a Frontier Airlines first officer. […]

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Singapore Airlines Will No Longer Fire Pregnant Flight Attendants

Singapore Airlines has always been well-favored for its world-class cabin crew services. However, the airline used to have an unfortunate rule: if a cabin crew became pregnant with a child, she had to resign and leave the airline. The practice became highly criticized as discriminatory, finally prompting Singapore Airlines to reverse the ruling recently. Read

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TAP Air Portugal Has Recovered 97% Of Its Pre-Pandemic Brazil Traffic

The Portuguese flag carrier TAP Air Portugal recovered 97% of its pre-pandemic traffic on its routes between the European country and Brazil. In August (the latest data available from Brazil’s Civil Aviation National Authority, or ANAC), the airline carried 166,881 passengers, the second-highest capacity after LATAM (233,215 travelers). Read More Here: TAP Air Portugal Has

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Continental Airlines To Newark: The Story Of Bristol Airport’s Former Transatlantic Connection

Situated in North Somerset, Bristol Airport (BRS) is a key air hub for the southwest of England. The facility is also convenient for passengers from South Wales, given the comparatively small size of Cardiff Airport (CWL). Its traffic today is almost entirely of a European nature, but, previously, it also served transatlantic flights. Read More

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GOL Adds Capacity Between Brasilia & Orlando Amid High Demand

The Brazilian carrier GOL Linhas Aéreas (G3) is looking to increase its weekly connectivity on one of its most popular routes (and one of the longest non-stop services onboard a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft), connecting Brasilia International Airport (BSB) and Orlando International Airport (MCO). Starting on December 16, the airline will add three weekly

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