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Emirates Flight Catering (EKFC) commissions large-scale biodigester

EKFC (Emirates Flight Catering) aim to make a advancement in their sustainability…

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Tahseenah Khatun
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ANA Group Announces Flight Schedule for 2026

ANA Holdings Inc. has announced its flight schedule for the new fiscal…

Suhani Joshi
Suhani Joshi
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No New Jets for Samoa Airways in 2026 as Preparations Underway

Samoa Airways announced today that there will be no new aircraft joining…

Laura Pletea
Laura Pletea
Korean air takes AI to next step

Korean Air launches AI chatbot to enhance customer support

Korean Air has launched the "Korean Air AI Chatbot", which is directly…

Suhani Joshi
Suhani Joshi
ANA Airbus A321-272N, featuring the airlines "Inspiration of Japan" slogan on fuselage

ANA Holdings Outlines $17.5bn Fleet Investment Ahead of Narita Expansion

ANA Holdings announced a comprehensive four-year fleet overhaul, targeting efficiency gains across…

Scott Pole
Scott Pole
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SAS and TAROM Expand Europe Connectivity

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and the Romanian airline, TAROM, have entered a new…

Alice Atherton
Alice Atherton

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