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China-Backed Hungary Airlines Signs Boeing Deal
The new Chinese-funded airline in Hungary is looking to purchase 100 Boeing narrowbody jets and expand in the coming months.
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KLM Scales Down China Operations
KLM drops frequencies on both of its Chinese routes in early 2025 as European carriers continue to struggle in the market.
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World’s Longest Flight Set for Premium Upgrade
Singapore Airlines introduces new business and first class products on its A350s, with first class coming to the A350-900ULRs.
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Finnair Adds Intercontinental Capacity
Finnair is doubling down in several key markets, adding more frequencies in the U.S., China, and Japan starting next year.
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European Carriers Call for Action Against Chinese Counterparts
European airlines are calling for action against Chinese carriers to achieve a so-called level playing field amid the Russian airspace closure.
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More European Airlines Axe China Flights
SAS and LOT will both pull out of the Chinese market by this year, citing difficult market conditions as competition heats up.
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Lufthansa Scales Down China Presence
Lufthansa is discontinuing its flights from Frankfurt to Beijing as Russian airspace ban continues to create cost pressures.
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Air France Shakes Up Long-Haul Network
Air France withdraws from Accra, Tokyo Narita and Abu Dhabi airports, and instead starts flying to Manila later this year.
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Which Airspaces Are Banned by the FAA?
Operations in several airspaces in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are prohibited by the FAA, and they can cost airlines and consumers.
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Why the U.S. Is Fining Emirates $1.8 Million
UAE-based Emirates was fined by the U.S. DOT for flying too low over Iraq when carrying the jetBlue code on certain flights.