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Philippine Airlines Suffers Cyberattack With Frequent Flier Program

Philippine Airlines (PAL) recently suffered a cybersecurity breach that saw thousands of its frequent flyers' personal details stolen. The attack was targeted at an IT provider for the carrier and impacted members who joined between 2015 to 2017. Details taken include names, date of birth, nationality, gender, and more. Read More Here: Philippine Airlines Suffers […]

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Aerolíneas Argentinas Increases Flights Between Buenos Aires & Montevideo

Aerolíneas Argentinas is on a route network expansion as it increases frequencies and launches a route resumption. Beginning next month, the airline will first increase the frequency of its flights on the Buenos Aires-Montevideo route, upgrading from 19 to 24 flight operations per week. Read More Here: Aerolíneas Argentinas Increases Flights Between Buenos Aires &

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Aer Lingus Resumes Flights Following IT Systems Restoration

Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus has today resumed normal operations after experiencing an IT issue on Saturday that affected the network's operations. The IAG-owned airline expects a total return to regularly scheduled operations today, albeit with delays. Read More Here: Aer Lingus Resumes Flights Following IT Systems Restoration | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

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Why California’s Ontario International Airport Is Such An Important Cargo Hub

Known as an up-and-coming 'alternative' compared to other hubs nearby, the Ontario International Airport (ONT) is one of the fastest growing in the world and a significant source of its growth traces back to its cargo operations. Read More Here: Why California’s Ontario International Airport Is Such An Important Cargo Hub | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

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Nigeria To Fine Airlines That Don’t Sell Tickets In Local Currency

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has announced airlines selling plane tickets in a currency different from the local one, the Naira, will be fined. Let's look closely at why the country has made such a dramatic decision. Read More Here: Nigeria To Fine Airlines That Don’t Sell Tickets In Local Currency | SimpleFlying.com via

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It’s Official: Court Approves $700 Million SAS Financing

Scandinavian Flag carrier SAS has officially secured the funding necessary to continue operations as it seeks to return to profitability. Scandinavian Airlines System, known as SAS, was approved by the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York for USD 700 million (7.0 billion Swedish Krones) of financing. Read More Here: It’s Official:

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