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Korean Air-Asiana Merger Clears Final Hurdle With 99.3% Vote to End Asiana’s 38-Year Run

Asiana Airlines (OZ) shareholders approved a merger with Korean Air (KE) on August 12, 2026, clearing a final hurdle before...
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11 Years After Air Canada’s AC624 Halifax Crash, Passengers Finally Get $18 Million Settlement

The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia approved an $18.075 million settlement on August 10, 2026, closing a class-action lawsuit tied...
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X Ray Scan Exposes ₹4 Crore Hydroponic Cannabis at Chennai Airport

A 54-year-old Malaysian man was detained at Chennai International Airport (MAA) after customs officers found more than four kilograms of...
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Qantas Delays A321XLR Manila Debut to 2027 as $4,230 Fares Keep Lie Flat A330 Seats

Qantas (QF) has pushed back the international debut of its Airbus A321XLR by more than three months. The aircraft was...
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American 737 Flight 1760 Turns Back After Bird Strike, Declares Mayday

An American Airlines (AA) Boeing 737 bound for Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) was forced to return to Myrtle Beach...
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Trump Hid in a Catering Truck to Escape Turkey on a Secret C 32A Flight

President Donald Trump left Turkey on July 8, 2026, through a security operation that hid his real aircraft from the...
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Etihad Airways Launches First-Ever Uzbekistan Route With Sold-Out Abu Dhabi-Tashkent Flight

Etihad Airways (EY) has launched its first-ever route to Uzbekistan, with a sold-out inaugural flight landing in Tashkent on 9...
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Pilots in Russia Can No Longer Film What They See Outside Their Aircraft

Russia’s Transport Ministry has told airlines to bar pilots from taking photos and videos during flights, according to a report...
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Frontier Passenger’s Boarding Pass Was Rejected After His Wife Boarded—Then He Learned Why

A Frontier passenger flying out of Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) had his boarding pass rejected at the gate even...
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