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Spirit Airlines launched new collectible trading cards featuring its fleet and liveries to boost passenger engagement on all scheduled flights.
Qatar Airways is reducing flight frequencies to London Gatwick, Venice, and Warsaw; the move reflects a strategic shift in global capacity deployment.
Air Canada ordered eight Airbus A350-1000 jets to boost its global network; deliveries of the new widebody aircraft will begin in the second half of 2030.
Emirates is reconfiguring its high-density Airbus A380 fleet to include premium economy; the move aims to boost revenue and enhance passenger comfort.
EgyptAir will receive 12 new aircraft in 2026, including its first Airbus A350-900, marking a major milestone for North African aviation growth.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed no citizens are stranded in Cuba despite a severe aviation fuel shortage causing international flight cancellations.
Dunhuang expands air links for the 2025-2026 winter season; direct flights to Beijing and Shanghai aim to boost off-season tourism in Gansu Province.
American Airlines faces scrutiny over accessibility after reports of damaged wheelchairs and inadequate aisle chairs on international long-haul routes.
PNG Air added a new ATR 72-600 named Wewak to its fleet; the move aims to modernize regional travel and improve on-time performance across Papua New Guinea.
Rosaviatsia suspended Russian flights to Cuba due to a severe jet fuel shortage; airlines like Rossiya are now running rescue trips for 4,000 tourists.
Enugu Air added a new Embraer 195 to its fleet; the XEJET-operated jet aims to boost regional travel and economic growth across Nigeria's eastern hubs.
Lufthansa grounded hundreds of flights at major German hubs due to a 24-hour strike by pilots and cabin crew over ongoing pay and pension disputes.
United Airlines flew a passenger to Tokyo instead of Nicaragua after a boarding error; the carrier provided a $1,000 credit following the 8,000-mile detour.
Arkia is coordinating with the Philippines to launch direct Manila-Tel Aviv flights; the route aims to support 30,000 workers and boost bilateral trade.
Air Canada ordered eight Airbus A350-1000 widebody jets to expand its global reach; the first of these fuel-efficient aircraft will arrive in 2030.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines resumed limited daytime flights to Dubai International Airport; the move follows security concerns across the Gulf region.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines will purchase 14 Boeing aircraft as part of a new, controversial trade agreement between Bangladesh and the United States.
Rossiya and Nordwind Airlines suspended Cuba flights due to a critical jet fuel shortage; repatriation efforts are underway for stranded Russian tourists.
Air Canada, WestJet, and Air Transat suspended Cuba service due to fuel shortages; airlines are working to bring stranded Canadian travelers home.
Malaysia Aviation Group will operate 2,700 extra flights and offer fixed fares for Ramadan and Hari Raya to help Malaysians travel home affordably.
