Emirates' A350s to serve more cities
- BTN News
- Friday, 21 March 2025
Dubai-based Emirates' northern summer schedule will include A350 services to Tunis, Amman, Istanbul, Dammam, Ho Chi Minh City, Baghdad and Oslo.
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Warsaw, Poland has won the Meetings Star Award 2025 in the 'New Europe Meeting Destinations' category in February.
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Virgin Australia has launched a sale on its domestic and international network, offering flights from Perth to Sydney from A$199.
UAE flag carrier Etihad Airways has inked a code-share agreement with Africa's Ethiopian Airlines that will see Ethiopian fly to Abu Dhabi from July 15 and Etihad start non-stop flights to Addis Ababa on October 1.
Doha, Qatar's Hamad International Airport has opened concourses D and E, increasing its capacity to over 65 million passengers annually.
Sabre Corporation has a new distribution agreement with Vietnam's Vietjet Air, making the airline's content available through Sabre’s global travel marketplace.
Indonesia's TransNusa is operating three scheduled flights a week between Bali in Indonesia and Perth, Western Australia, initially on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
Airports Council International (ACI) World and Amadeus today open submissions for the anticipated 2025 Technology Innovation Awards. The awards celebrate technology initiatives and leadership within the airport sector.
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