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IATA’s Willie Walsh ‘Very Surprised’ At Israel’s Decision To Ban Quadjets

The news that Israel is planning to ban quadjets from next March came as a bit of a shock. While no passenger airlines operate to Tel Aviv using four engine aircraft, the impact on cargo carriers operating to and from the country will certainly be felt. Read More Here: IATA’s Willie Walsh ‘Very Surprised’ At […]

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Ouch: American, Delta & United Have Cut 59 Airports Since April 2020

Small airports serving small communities have been especially badly hit since the pandemic struck. According to consultancy Ailevon Pacific, 59 airports across the USA have been dropped (or soon will be) by American, Delta, and United since April 2020. Read More Here: Ouch: American, Delta & United Have Cut 59 Airports Since April 2020 |

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Austin Airport Passenger Face Flight Chaos After Power Outage

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport suffered quite an unfortunate power outage on the morning of September 7th, leading to growing queues, confusing traffic directions, and extensive flight disruptions. Passengers were not pleased as they were stranded in the dark terminal, unsure of where to go or what was happening. Read More Here: Austin Airport Passenger Face Flight

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Viva Las Vegas – The Top Airlines And Routes Operating At Sin City

Routes World 2022 will occur in Las Vegas from October 8th to the 11th. The largest of the various Routes events, with 550 organizations signed up, thousands of the world's airline and airport network planning community will attend, alongside those from tourism organizations and more. Read More Here: Viva Las Vegas – The Top Airlines

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United Airlines Would Drop JFK If The FAA Doesn’t Approve More Flights

On September 6th, United Airlines announced that it would cease all operations at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) at the end of October if the FAA does not approve additional United flights at JFK. The airline currently operates few flights from JFK compared to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), United's major New York hub.

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