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ITA Airways Expands Flight Options to South America

Iorgos Pappas

ITA Airways has increased its direct flights from Rome Fiumicino to Buenos Aires as of December 6. By adding two more flights, the number of weekly flights between the two cities has risen to nine, giving travelers more flexibility. In addition, two additional flights were introduced to São Paulo, bringing the total weekly connections to […]

8 months ago

Turkish Airlines Adds Flights to Chile

Iorgos Pappas

Turkish Airlines has announced flights to Santiago, Chile. This marks the airline’s 131st country and its 26th destination in the Americas. The new connectivity between Türkiye and South America, will present travelers with new cultural experiences, outdoor adventures, and other tourism opportunities. The route will operate four times weekly via São Paulo, offering enhanced travel […]

9 months ago

SkyUp Airlines Introduces Flights from Moldova to Greece

Iorgos Pappas

SkyUp Airlines announces direct flights from Chișinău to Greek cities Thessaloniki and Heraklion, starting April 2025.

9 months ago

AEGEAN 2025 Flights: New Routes to Keep Your Passport Busy

Argophilia Travel News

Discover AEGEAN’s expanded flight network for 2025, featuring new international destinations and expanded domestic routes.

9 months ago

Korean Air Gets Final EC Approval for Asiana Merger

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The European Union competition authority has approved the merger of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines. The European Commission (EC) announced on last week that it has concluded its review after confirming Korean Air’s fulfilling of all required conditions for the merger with Asiana Airlines. In February 2024, the EC granted conditional approval subject to two […]

9 months ago

Flying High in Tanzania: Çelebi Aviation Teams Up with Turkish Airlines

Kostas Raptis

Çelebi Aviation partners with Turkish Airlines to bolster services in Dar Es Salaam, marking a milestone in African operations.

9 months ago

Ryanair Winter Schedule 2024: What’s New for Puglia?

Iorgos Pappas

Ryanair releases its winter 2024 schedule for Puglia, featuring new routes, $500M investments, and promotional fares starting at €24.99.

10 months ago

Emirates A350: Cocktails, Wi-Fi, and Bags of Duty-Free Articles

Mihaela Lica Butler

Emirates rolls out its first Airbus A350-900. Big promises, added connectivity, and fancier snacks—discover what’s really changing for passengers.

10 months ago

EasyJet Slapped With Fines Over Hand Luggage Fees – CEO Fights Back

Manuel Santos

Budget airline fines for hand luggage fees spark outrage. EasyJet CEO slams decision as ‘anti-consumer.’ Find out what’s next.

10 months ago

British Airways’ First Class Makeover: Extra Legroom, Fancy Lights, and Just a Tad of Smug

Mihaela Lica Butler

British Airways debuts a revamped First Class suite for the A380, aiming to combine hotel vibes, privacy, and British flair mid-air.

10 months ago

airBaltic Adds Greece Connections for 2025

Iorgos Pappas

airBaltic, Latvia’s national airline, has announced plans to introduce two new routes to Greece for the summer of 2025. This initiative aims to strengthen the airline’s operations in the region. The new route will include flights to Mykonos, including increased services to Rhodes. By the summer of 2025, the airline is set to provide a […]

10 months ago

Spain Fines Airlines €179 Million for Consumer Violations

Manuel Santos

Spain fines airlines €179m for consumer rights violations, targeting practices like extra luggage fees and seat restrictions.

10 months ago

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