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Luxair Secures Monopoly On London City-Luxembourg Route As British Airways Gives Up

Just four months after starting flights, British Airways has given up on the London City Airport (LCY) and Luxembourg (LUX) route. The decision to start flights on March 27th was met with a swift response by Luxair, which until then held a monopoly on the route connecting the financial hubs. The service will officially end

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Air Malta Restructuring Going To Plan According To Government Minister

Air Malta's restructuring process is reportedly going according to plan. Finance minister Clyde Caruana addressed the public on Tuesday, the 23rd of August. The minister quelled talks of the airline undergoing difficulties and setbacks through its restructuring. This announcement comes as the airline is set to dismiss over 500 employees throughout the coming weeks and

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CommutAir pilots sign new letter of agreement for their long-term contract

CommutAir leadership and ALPA are excited to announce sweeping increases to our shared pilot compensation program. Incoming first officers will now start at $72.00/hr and Captains will start at $100.00/hr. Additionally, new sign-on & retention bonuses are now available up to a total of $25,000 for First Officers and $50,000 for Captain qualified pilots. The

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TAP Air Portugal’s Revenues Now Sit Just 1% Below Pre-COVID Levels

TAP Air Portugal has shown positive recovery from the pandemic in its second quarter financial report. The airline is nearing its pre-pandemic numbers and has dramatically exceeded its numbers from the same period in 2021. Revenue reached 99% of levels reported in the second quarter of 2019. The number of departing passengers reached 81% of

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Flights Canceled At London Gatwick As Controllers Call In Sick

London Gatwick Airport has canceled dozens of easyJet flights after air traffic controllers called in sick. The airport had previously announced it would not extend its daily flight cap beyond August before scrapping the flights on short notice today. Read More Here: Flights Canceled At London Gatwick As Controllers Call In Sick | SimpleFlying.com via

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