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Ryanair to Launch New Pilot Training Programme in France

Europe’s No.1 airline Ryanair has officially launched its new major training programme…

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Jasmine Adjallah

Cathay Pacific Restructuring Turns Page for Pilots Recruit.

After a massive corporate restructuring of Cathay Pacific in late 2021, the…

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Leo Cheung

Singapore Airshow 2022: What to Expect?

The first major airshow of 2022, the Singapore Airshow will open its…

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Sohail Sawlani

STARLUX celebrates graduation of first cadet programme

STARLUX airlines, Taiwan’s youngest airline celebrated the graduation of their first batch…

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Leo Cheung
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Dubai Airshow 2021: In a Nutshell

Yesterday marked the end of the Dubai Airshow 2021, the largest and…

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Sohail Sawlani
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Boeing 777X to Make its Debut at Dubai Airshow

Boeing is set to debut its newest widebody jet, the 777X, at…

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