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British Airways Expands Fast with New St. Louis and Guernsey Flights from London

British Airways (BA) has launched two new routes linking London Heathrow Airport (LHR) with St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL)...
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Survival Mode for Nepalese Aviation: 40% Passengers Vanish Amid 97% Surge in Aviation Fuel Prices

Nepal’s domestic aviation sector is reeling as jet fuel prices that have doubled in the nation have forced airlines to...
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Nepal Doubles Jet Fuel Prices as Iran War Threatens Supply Lines

Nepal has doubled its aviation fuel prices, triggering immediate concern across the country’s aviation sector as authorities attempt to safeguard...
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Why Did Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Resign? Inside the Sudden Exit

Campbell Wilson, the New Zealand-born Chief Executive Officer of Air India (AI), has resigned from his role in New Delhi...
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Air Canada to Launch First-Ever Tenerife Route Amid Caribbean Expansion Push

Air Canada (AC), Canada’s flag carrier and largest airline, formally revealed a substantial expansion of its Winter 2026–27 long‑haul and...
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ICAO Two-Unit Power Bank Rule: Flights Departing from Singapore to Enforce

Starting 15 April 2026, passengers departing from Singapore will be permitted to carry only two power banks in carry‑on luggage...
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IndiGo Revises Fuel Charges; International Surcharges Rise to ₹10,000

IndiGo (6E), India’s largest airline by market share, has announced a comprehensive revision of its fuel surcharge structure for both...
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United Airlines Raises Checked Bag Fees by Up to $50 Starting April 3

United Airlines (UA) is increasing its checked baggage fees starting April 3, 2026, a move the carrier says is tied to...
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Hawaiian Airlines Just Banned Beards for Pilots After Years of Allowing Them

Hawaiian Airlines (HA) pilots are losing their rare beard allowance as the merged airline adopts a unified appearance policy. The...
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