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Jersey & Guernsey To Enjoy Increased Connectivity In November With Extra Blue Islands Flights

Blue Islands has announced that it will boost inter-island traffic in the Channel Islands this November with the addition of two extra rotations between Jersey and Guernsey every Wednesday. This will see the carrier operate five round trips between the islands compared to the usual three, resulting in 1,300 additional seats. Read More Here: Jersey […]

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Asia-Pacific International Traffic Sees Good Recovery In August

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released preliminary August 2022 traffic figures for the Asia-Pacific today. The results paint an encouraging picture for the region suggesting robust recovery, although there was a dip in cargo markets. But despite the positive trends, Asia-Pacific continues to lag in overall recovery, with key markets such as China

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Rolls-Royce Advancing Sustainable Aviation With EU Funds

Last week, Rolls-Royce welcomed a decision that will see more than €700 million ($687.3 million) flow into sustainable aviation projects. The funding is an allocation from the European Union's Clean Aviation program for twenty aviation research and innovation programs from across the industry. Read More Here: Rolls-Royce Advancing Sustainable Aviation With EU Funds | SimpleFlying.com

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Starlux Airlines To Double Capacity By Year End And Add Aircraft

On Friday, shares in Taiwan's newest international carrier, Starlux Airlines, started trading on the local stock exchange. Starlux Airlines (Starlux) is now listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange's Emerging Stock Board, with its sights set on profits in 2023 and international expansion. Read More Here: Starlux Airlines To Double Capacity By Year End And Add

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Atlanta Airport Officials Meet With Indian Airline Leaders Amid Aerospace Mission

Officials from Atlanta airport recently engaged with industry leaders in India to discuss, among other things, possible direct connections to the city from India. The talks come at a time when there's renewed interest in increasing flight frequency between the two countries from various airlines, most notably Air India. But while several US-India airport combinations

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MYAirline: Malaysia’s New Low-Cost Carrier Is Set To Commence Flights

In April this year, we glanced at MYAirline, the new airline startup within the Malaysian aviation industry. From the leaders to the funding, its certifications, and possible route network, MYAirline was described as a potential reckoning low-cost carrier that could level the playing field in Malaysia. And now, several months later, MYAirline is expected to

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Over 75% Qantas Swissport Ground Staff Consider Leaving Aviation

Following several months of allegations of unsafe work practices, extended unpaid working hours, and an overall toxic work environment, a survey conducted by the Transport Workers' Union showed that 76% of Swissport ground workers working for Australian flag carrier Qantas were considering leaving the aviation industry altogether. Read More Here: Over 75% Qantas Swissport Ground

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