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Plaza Premium Unveils Redesigned Dammam Airport Lounge
The Plaza Premium Group (PPG) has officially unveiled a new redesign of their Premium Lounge in Dammam at King Fahd…
Indonesia AirAsia to Fly Daily Between Adelaide and Bali
Indonesia AirAsia has announced that they will be increasing their flight services from Adelaide to Bali, going from four times…
Khartoum Airport Receives Commercial Flight for First Time Since War Erupted
Khartoum International Airport (KRT) in Sudan received on Sunday, Feb. 1, its first scheduled commercial passenger flight, operated by Sudan…
Airbus hit with new lawsuit after American Airlines crew alleges toxic fume
Airbus faces fresh legal action after a flight attendant claimed long-term illness following exposure to cabin fumes on an Airbus…
Air France Boeing 777 Diverts to Tbilisi After Cabin Fumes Report
On Feb. 1, 2026, a passenger aicraft operated by Air France and flying from Bangkok (BKK) to Paris Charles de…
The Pawprint Economy: Pet Travel Reshapes Airline Strategy
Pet travel is no longer a niche service. In 2026, the so-called "pawprint economy" is driving demand for pet-friendly air…
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