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Tanzania’s national flag carrier seeks a West African link come 2023. Having recently resumed flights to China and South Africa, which had been canceled due to the COVID pandemic, Tanzania’s state-run Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) wants to start flying to Nigeria and Ghana next year, in an effort to broaden its reach across Africa. […]

Air Canada issued its first report aligned with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) in its latest move to prove itself as a greener airline. Similar to a strategic audit, the TCFD was created by the Financial Stability Board to provide information to investors about what Air Canada is doing to mitigate the

With the airline industry now seeming to be enjoying a period of sustained post-coronavirus recovery, Emirates is one of any carriers worldwide looking to grow its workforce. The world's largest Airbus A380 operator seems particularly interested in building its footprint in the US, where it is holding three open days this month. Read More Here:

India has traditionally supplied a steady stream of passengers for airlines operating out of hub airports. The big ME3 depend on India for a bulk of their business, and post COVID, the country has become a leading source of travelers for airlines in Southeast Asia, particularly as China takes its own time to reopen fully.

As the head of one of the largest branches of faith in the world, the Pope travels quite a bit. From his home in the Vatican, the Argentina-born Pope Francis routinely flies globally to represent the Catholic Church and meet followers and representatives of both state and other religious denominations. On the ground, he has

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has expressed concerns about Qantas's proposed takeover of Alliance Aviation Services Ltd (Alliance). In a statement issued today, the ACCC said it was concerned that the takeover would substantially lessen competition in remote areas. Read More Here: Qantas Takeover Of Alliance Airlines Faces Regulator Concerns | SimpleFlying.com via

Turkish Airlines has joined the “Differences add value” program, which aims to recognize passengers with hidden disabilities. Airline staff can take care of such passengers by providing additional support, help, or a little more time, wherever necessary. Read More Here: Turkish Airlines Supports Passengers With Hidden Disabilities By Joining The Sunflower Lanyard Project | SimpleFlying.com

Air Canada has shared an update about the progress it has made in the last couple of months on improving operations and reducing delays. The airline had been struggling to keep pace with the volume of travel and was under stress by mounting delays and dissatisfied customers. But the latest statement by the airline suggests

Yesterday, Qantas announced it is proposing to build a new multi-million-dollar crew training facility located on the doorstep of its Sydney headquarters. The new, as yet unnamed, center will house simulators to train crews for the Project Sunrise nonstop flights to London and New York. Read More Here: Qantas Project Sunrise Pilots Get New Training