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Record-Breaking: Qatar Airways Ups London Heathrow To 7 Daily Flights

Not directly connected to the World Cup, Qatar Airways has increased winter Doha to London Heathrow flights to 7x daily – its highest ever number. It seems part of a closer relationship between the airline and British Airways, with more developments coming. And when London Gatwick is included, the pair have 9x daily Doha-London flights, […]

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737 MAX: Boeing To Pay $200 Million Over Misleading Investors Regarding Crashes

The 737 MAX may be back and flying almost all over the world again. However, Boeing's financial woes in the wake of the fatal crashes that caused the type's lengthy grounding are not over. The American aerospace manufacturer will need to pay $200 million for misleading investigators, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on

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United Airlines Passengers Receive Free T-Mobile Inflight WiFi

United Airlines has just announced a partnership with T-Mobile. T-mobile customers will now get free in-flight WiFi on select domestic and international United Airlines flights. United is now the fourth US airline to join T-mobiles in-flight connection service agreement. A part of the communication company's Un-carrier Coverage Beyond program. Alaska, American, and Delta are already

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IAG Calls Shareholder Meeting Over Boeing 737 MAX & Airbus A320neo Order Approval

International Airlines Group (IAG) has called a shareholder meeting to approve the group's purchase of 50 Boeing 737 MAX and 37 Airbus A320neo aircraft. The meeting will take place in Madrid on October 25th and October 26th. Read More Here: IAG Calls Shareholder Meeting Over Boeing 737 MAX & Airbus A320neo Order Approval | SimpleFlying.com

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Amsterdam Schiphol Implements September & October Passenger Cap

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) has announced that it will cut passenger levels in September and October due to an ongoing security staff shortage. With the summer bonus for security staffers now over, reports suggest that many are heading for the doors, leaving the airport unable to maintain its already lowered cap. Read More Here: Amsterdam

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Orlando’s new Terminal C welcomes Aer Lingus as its very first flight

Aer Lingus flight EI35 from Manchester to Orlando on 20 September was the first flight to land at Orlando International Airport’s new Terminal C. On September 20, 2022, Aer Lingus flight EI 35 was the first flight to touchdown at Orlando International Airport’s state of the art new Terminal C.  The flight landed into Orlando

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