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UK Government Grants Approval For Manston Airport Development

The UK government has given formal approval for development work on the new Manston Airport to reopen, more than eight years after it ceased operations. The Transport Secretary has approved the Development Consent Order (DCO) proposed by RiverOak Strategic Partners (RSP), the airport’s new owners. RSP bought the site for £16 million ($18.9mn) from Stone […]

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Rex Breaks Qantas Monopoly With Inaugural Melbourne – Davenport Service

Australian carrier Rex has launched a new route between Melbourne Airport (MEL) and Devonport Airport (DPO) in Tasmania. By adding this route, the airline has broken the current monopoly held by Qantas, which operates 27 weekly flights between these two cities. Read More Here: Rex Breaks Qantas Monopoly With Inaugural Melbourne – Davenport Service |

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Airlink To Recommence Johannesburg – Richards Bay Flights In September

South African-based airline Airlink has announced it will resume services between Johannesburg and Richards Bay, in KwaZulu-Natal, from September 19. This is now possible due to Richards Bay Airports' ability to resume services after a break of 20 months. Read More Here: Airlink To Recommence Johannesburg – Richards Bay Flights In September | SimpleFlying.com via

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American Airlines Set To Restore The Route Between Miami And Managua

On Friday, American Airlines announced it is ready to resume the commercial service between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Managua International Airport (MGA) after more than two years paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More Here: American Airlines Set To Restore The Route Between Miami And Managua | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

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Bouncing Back: Tulsa International Airport Returns To Pre-Pandemic Traffic Levels

Passenger traffic at Tulsa International Airport has officially returned and surpassed pre-pandemic levels last month. Previous months had seen passenger traffic recovery hanging steadily around 95%. But July was the first month to officially soar past 2019 numbers, enabling the airport to reach such a milestone much quicker than the rest of the US airports.

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