Aviation
Air India's A350 Takes Steps Toward Modern Transit Excellence
Air India is revamping its fleet and passenger experience with the introduction of the Airbus A350, aiming to enhance its position as a competitive transit airline.
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Air India is revamping its fleet and passenger experience with the introduction of the Airbus A350, aiming to enhance its position as a competitive transit airline.
American Airlines and CBP aim to enhance the passenger travel experience by removing the need for travelers to re-check their luggage upon arrival.
Delta Air Lines has revised its growth predictions for 2025, indicating a slowdown in growth due to global economic challenges.
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RoyalJet has appointed Rakesh Raj as its new Vice President for Finance, aiming to leverage his extensive experience in the aviation sector.
Philippine Airlines is set to start a direct service between Manila and Da Nang, Vietnam, enhancing connectivity and promoting tourism.
The latest sustainability report from Cathay Group outlines important milestones towards sustainable development in aviation.
Republic Airways Holdings Inc. and Mesa Air Group, Inc. are merging to create a prominent publicly-traded regional airline.
Qantas has inaugurated its first Darwin-Singapore flight, revolutionizing international travel options for Northern Australia.
The International Air Transport Association launches a directory aimed at speeding up the adoption of contact-free travel technology, ensuring a smoother process for travelers.
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