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Simple Flying’s latest podcast is live and ready for you to enjoy. Hosted this week by Tom Boon, our Content Manager, and Jo Bailey, our Managing Editor, our 138th episode is now available for your listening pleasure. Read More Here: The Simple Flying Podcast Episode 138: Russia Axed From ICAO Council, Airbus’ Livery Competition | […]

Scandinavian flag carrier SAS has reached an agreement with some of its lessors to modify the terms and agreements for more than 30 aircraft. The airline is trying to get back on its feet, implementing cost cuts and filing for bankruptcy protection and this latest announcement is part of its larger restructuring plan. Read More

This week, Singapore's Transport Minister S Iswaran told the national parliament that the aviation industry is looking to hire another 4,000 workers by the end of this year. If the industry reaches that hiring goal, Singapore will employ around 90% of its pre-pandemic workforce. Read More Here: Singapore Aviation Hiring 4,000 Staff With Flights At

In a relief to the struggling Indian airlines, the government has decided to increase the credit limit for the aviation sector under a special scheme that was announced during the COVID pandemic. Voices from the industry had been pushing for these modifications as some carriers were in a difficult position due to the pandemic and

While Australians wait expectantly for new entrant Bonza to shake up the domestic market, the airline has found a way to get its brand out there. Rather than on a billboard or a bus, Bonza has announced a sponsorship deal with the Australian football (soccer) team, Melbourne Victory. Read More Here: Australia’s Bonza On Football

Wizz Air is closing its Sarajevo Airport base, which it launched in May 2021, with less than a month’s notice. It will end 17 out of its 19 routes to Bosnia’s capital city, shifting capacity to Tuzla Airport, where it is bracing for Ryanair’s arrival later this month. Other airports in Bosnia will benefit too.

Jet Airways' new owners have reportedly held fresh talks with lenders and agreed to infuse more capital into the business to get operations up and running again. The airline has faced delays in its launch for various reasons, with its lenders' dissatisfaction regarding certain terms and conditions being one of the main ones. But it

If you're scheduled to fly out of Chicago O'Hare International Airport with Delta Air Lines from next week onwards, you might want to check for new gate information as the airline is getting rehomed within the airport. After several years in the airport's terminal 2, Delta will move to the newly expanded Terminal 5 on

Aer Lingus will be seeking compensation from its IT provider Kyndryl over last month’s IT meltdown, which canceled over 60 flights out of Dublin. Read More Here: Aer Lingus Wants Compensation After Its September Data Center Meltdown | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets

If there are any positives to come out of Covid at all, then the rapid move into contactless technologies is one. Many of these solutions, including self-serve check-in and biometrics, are not new, but their adoption has been accelerated by the pandemic and the resulting lack of available staff to process passengers manually. Read More