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Air New Zealand Acquires 5% Stake of Regulatory Platform OneReg
Air New Zealand, the country's national carrier, has announced an investment in OneReg, an aviation regulatory compliance platform founded in…
Qantas Rolls Out Economy Plus Seats and plans to expand A330 Fleet
Qantas has officially launched Economy Plus, its new premium economy-style seating option, giving passengers more space and added perks across…
Discover Airlines to Retrofit Long Haul A330 Cabins
Discover Airlines has made plans to retrofit their long haul A330 cabins in a huge investment. The German airline is…
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…
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