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Bangkok Beats London, Sydney and Tokyo to Become Cathay Pacific Members’ Favorite Destination

Bangkok has been named Cathay Pacific’s (CX) all-time favorite destination, topping both the long-haul and short-haul categories in the airline’s...
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Unexpected 737-900ER Crack Prompts FAA to Expand Boeing 737 MAX Inspections

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new airworthiness directive requiring operators to inspect 471 US-registered Boeing 737...
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Australia Becomes First Foreign Operator of AIM-260 Missile for F-35A and Super Hornets

Australia is on track to become the first country outside the United States to field the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical...
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262 Ryanair Pilots Sue Airline Over Alleged Unpaid Holiday Pay and Pension Contributions

More than 260 current and former Ryanair (FR) pilots have taken the airline to London’s Commercial Court, arguing they were...
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Dulles Airport to Get Proposed World’s Largest 32,000-Space Parking Garage, 111 United Gates in $22.5 Billion Overhaul

President Donald Trump unveiled a $22.5 billion redevelopment plan for Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) from the White House on...
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Could Delhi and Mumbai Airport Owners Launch Airlines? Akasa Air Says Yes

Akasa Air (QP) founder and CEO Vinay Dube has thrown his airline’s weight behind a proposal that would let companies...
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Southwest Reverses Controversial Customer of Size Policy, Restores Free Extra Seats

Southwest Airlines (WN) has walked back a January 2026 overhaul of its Customer of Size policy that had forced plus-size...
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Silk Way West Boeing 747 Flies Toward Dallas Instead of Houston, Controller Declares Fuel Emergency

A Silk Way West Airlines (7L) Boeing 747-8 freighter scheduled to fly from Mexico City to Houston instead ended up...
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Why Airbus Is Shaking Its New A350F Before It Ever Takes Off

Airbus has completed a Ground Vibration Test (GVT) on its A350F freighter, moving the aircraft a step closer to its...
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