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The airline, locally known as Sudanair, suspended all operations on July 11, 2025, for periodic maintenance and to improve fleet efficiency. A Sudan Airways Boeing 737 alongside a British Airways jet at Heathrow Airport, London, United Kingdom on June 28, 1992 © Tim Rees Flight resumption, routes and promotional strategy The airline said it would…
DetailsSouth Korean low cost carrier T’Way Air will resume its seasonal service between Seoul Incheon and Zagreb on July 2. The route will be operated three times per week, matching last year’s frequency, although services will commence around three weeks later than in 2025, when flights began on June 10. The airline will once again…
DetailsThe former state operator of Zagreb Airport, Zagreb Airport Ltd. (not to be confused with the current operator Medjunarodna Zračna Luka Zagreb – MZLZ) has failed to attract investors for the construction of a new hotel and a retail and business complex as part of its planned “airport city” development, valued at around forty million…
DetailsThe Sustainable Fuels Global Summit 2026 (SFGS2026) will take place from 11-12 March 2026 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, bringing together a wide range of stakeholders from across aviation, shipping, fuel production, investment and government to address how sustainable fuels can move from early deployment into large-scale commercial use in the transport sector. The summit has been…
DetailsFalko, an aircraft lessor and asset manager focused on the 50–150 seat aircraft segment and one of the longest-established specialists in this sector globally, has reported the closing of a US$672 million financing facility in December 2025 for its Falko Regional Aircraft Opportunities Fund II (Fund II). The facility will be used to refinance existing…
DetailsBelgrade Airport handled 8.911.987 passengers in 2025, representing its busiest year on record. The figure marks an increase of 6.5% in 2024 or growth of over 544.000 travellers. The number of commercial aircraft movements grew 3.9% to 89.480. During 2025, Air Serbia was the largest carrier by available seats, while the ATR72-600 was the most…
DetailsAmman, December 2025: Airport International Group announced that Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) has successfully maintained its 4-Star Airport Rating following the latest SKYTRAX World Airport Audit. SKYTRAX — the renowned London-based international air transport rating organization — once again recognized QAIA’s continued delivery of good-quality staff service and product standards across core airport operations.…
DetailsThe total global passenger demand, measured in revenue passenger kilometers (RPK), was up 5.7% in November 2025, compared to November 2024, according to International Air Transport Association (IATA) data. Middle Eastern carriers saw a 9.6% year-on-year increase in demand. Capacity increased 9.2% year-on-year, and the load factor was 81.4% (+0.3 ppt compared to November 2024).…
DetailsYemenia Airways resumed flights from Aden International Airport in southern Yemen on Sunday after a three-day suspension, the Transport Ministry said. The resumption followed directives from Transport Minister Abdul Salam Saleh Humaid and the airline’s board chairman, Nasser Mahmoud, the ministry said in a statement. Yemenia’s deputy general manager for commercial affairs, Mohsen Haidara, said…
DetailsEthiopian Airlines Group has signed a strategic agreement with Nucore Technologies, a company that specialised in providing software solutions for advanced back-office automation, integration, reporting and analytics capabilities to travel agencies, OTAs, aggregators, and corporate customers. The collaboration marks a significant milestone in Ethiopian Airlines’ digital transformation journey, positioning B2B as a key strategic area.…
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