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Passenger Numbers Up By 120%: flynas Enjoys Strong First Half Of The Year

Saudi Arabia's leading low-cost carrier, flynas, has recorded its most successful first half of the year since the pandemic. flynas reported soaring numbers from several aspects of its operations, indicating its continuous growth. Let's look at what the airline has been up to these past six months. Read More Here: Passenger Numbers Up By 120%:

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How Do Autoland Systems Work?

So-called autoland systems are a part of aircraft autopilots. All large modern jets are equipped with such systems, which can automatically land the aircraft – under supervision from the pilots. This can be used for any landing where the airport is equipped to offer it, and weather conditions allow. Read More Here: How Do Autoland

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Capacity Boost; Emirates To Swap Boeing 777s For Airbus A380s On Perth Route From December

Emirates will once again be sending its flagship Airbus A380 to Perth. From December 1st, the airline will upgauge its daily service from Dubai (DXB) to Perth (PER) from the current Boeing 777-300ER to the Airbus A380. Read More Here: Capacity Boost; Emirates To Swap Boeing 777s For Airbus A380s On Perth Route From December

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easyJet vs Ryanair vs Wizz Air: How Do Their Hand Luggage Allowances Compare?

Passengers must be mindful of their hand luggage allowance when flying with low-cost carriers. After all, over the years, budget airlines have cut how much customers can bring aboard, with additional cabin baggage becoming a key source of ancillary revenue. With this in mind, let's see how the rules differ between Europe's three low-cost giants:

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Back In Action: Korean Air To Resume Barcelona & Rome Routes Next Month

Korean Air will resume flight services to Rome and Barcelona next month after being forced to suspend these routes in March 2020 due to the pandemic. The resumptions come as the Korean flag carrier gradually restores its European route network, with Barcelona the first Spanish city to be reinstated, and Rome the third Italian city

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100 Not Out: IndiGo Announces Ras Al-Khaimah, UAE As Latest Destination

Indian low-cost carrier IndiGo has added United Arab Emirates’ Ras Al-Khaimah as its 100th destination. This is the fourth airport that IndiGo will fly to in the UAE and its eleventh destination in the entire Middle East. Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RKT) will be connected with a daily flight from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International

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