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Toronto-Bound LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787 Returns To Warsaw With Cracked Windshield

A LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was forced to divert back to Warsaw, Poland, after a crack was found in the windshield. The flight was bound for Toronto, Canada. The aircraft returned to Warsaw safely, and all passengers and crew were reported safe. The passengers will be rerouted on another aircraft to their destination. […]

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Unscheduled Runway Repairs Prompt Temporary Closure At Scotland’s Aberdeen Airport

On Monday, August 15, Aberdeen Airport (ABZ) in Scotland had to temporarily suspend operations due to unscheduled runway repairs. Some operations seem to be back up and running by late afternoon, but several arriving services were canceled or diverted, and departing flights have been severely delayed. Read More Here: Unscheduled Runway Repairs Prompt Temporary Closure

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Sub-Daily Flights: New York JFK’s Least Frequent Visiting Long-Haul Airlines

Not surprisingly, New York JFK remains the USA's preeminent long-haul gateway. This month, it has almost one in every five long-haul flights from the country (19%), according to Cirium data. That's nearly double the share of Los Angeles. Read More Here: Sub-Daily Flights: New York JFK’s Least Frequent Visiting Long-Haul Airlines | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

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New Recruits: Ireland’s Shannon Airport Makes Diverse Additions To Its Security Team

Shannon Airport in Ireland's County Clare announced on Monday it had expanded its security team. Nine individuals have successfully progressed through an intense training course in airport security and received their official certificates. The airport's new recruits come from Limerick, Clare, and Galway, but also Lithuania, Poland, and as far away as Bangladesh and New

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Growing Greek Presence: Emirates Announces Codeshare Deal With Aegean Airlines

On August 15th, 2022, Emirates announced another airline codeshare partnership. Emirates passengers can now book flights on Emirates to various locations across Greece. Thanks to the airline's new agreement with Aegean Airlines. The partnership will allow passengers traveling to regional destinations across Greece to transition between an Emirates flight and an Aegean flight without booking

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Ethiopian Airlines Is Taking Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries Again

The 737 MAX’s largest operator in Africa joins other airlines in the resumption of deliveries amid mixed reactions. The Boeing 737 MAX is the fourth generation of the Boeing 737, a narrowbody airliner manufactured by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Read More Here: Ethiopian Airlines Is Taking Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries Again | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking

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Flight Review: Norse Atlantic’s Very 1st Gatwick To New York JFK Service

Airlines often overpromise and under-deliver, the reality of their products not matching pledges and expectations. Not so Norse Atlantic and its premium offering, which I flew for the first time last week on its inaugural from London to the USA. Read More Here: Flight Review: Norse Atlantic’s Very 1st Gatwick To New York JFK Service

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Nigerian Bureau Urges Carriers To Form Investigation Units

Nigeria’s Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) has asked the country’s airlines to set up smaller incident investigation units. The comments, made by AIB’s Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer Akin Olateru, are meant to improve aviation safety in the African country. Read More Here: Nigerian Bureau Urges Carriers To Form Investigation Units | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking

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