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KLM to resume refuelling in Suriname after court order

KLM said it will resume refuelling operations in Suriname following a court order, reversing an earlier disruption that affected its ability to top up en route.

2026-06-15T08:50:21.686322-07:00

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airBaltic and El Al launch codeshare from July 1 as Riga–Tel Aviv service returns

2026-06-15T07:17:28.609651-07:00

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OTA eDreams ends use of Ryanair’s booking platform

2026-06-15T08:36:47.190876-07:00

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Cebu Pacific to fold AirSWIFT into Cebgo from July 1, 2026

2026-06-15T07:33:33.857493-07:00

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KLM to resume refuelling in Suriname after court order KLM said it will resume refuelling operations in Suriname following a court order, reversing an earlier disruption that affected its ability to top up en route.

2026-06-15T08:50:21.686322-07:00

KLM to resume refuelling in Suriname after court order

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OTA eDreams ends use of Ryanair’s booking platform OTA eDreams says it is stopping its use of Ryanair’s platform, ending a technology/distribution connection between the airline and the travel agency’s channels. The change signals a shift in how eDreams routes flight content and booking flows for Ryanair services.

2026-06-15T08:36:47.190876-07:00

OTA eDreams ends use of Ryanair’s booking platform

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Cebu Pacific to fold AirSWIFT into Cebgo from July 1, 2026 Cebu Pacific has told AirSWIFT customers that beginning July 1, 2026, all AirSWIFT flights will be operated by its subsidiary Cebgo, moving the boutique carrier further into Cebu Pacific’s low-cost group structure. Cebgo is also set to take over AirSWIFT operations, retiring the AirSWIFT brand while preserving existing Philippine regional routes.

2026-06-15T07:33:33.857493-07:00

Cebu Pacific to fold AirSWIFT into Cebgo from July 1, 2026

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airBaltic and El Al launch codeshare from July 1 as Riga–Tel Aviv service returns airBaltic and El Al Israel Airlines will begin a codeshare partnership on July 1, linking European connections via Riga as airBaltic restores Riga–Tel Aviv flights on July 1. The agreement is positioned to expand one-ticket itineraries between Israel and Europe ahead of the resumption schedule.

2026-06-15T07:17:28.609651-07:00

airBaltic and El Al launch codeshare from July 1 as Riga–Tel Aviv service returns

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Etihad adds Krakow and Palma de Mallorca to its 2026 European network Etihad Airways will inaugurate nonstop European services to Krakow John Paul II International Airport (KRK) on June 11, 2026, and Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) on June 12, 2026. The launches extend the carrier’s broader effort to build out its regional schedule around the summer period.

2026-06-15T03:32:45.992367-07:00

Etihad adds Krakow and Palma de Mallorca to its 2026 European network

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Air Astana returns Dubai service and retunes flight corridors after temporary suspension Air Astana is resuming line flights to the United Arab Emirates after a temporary interruption, citing its ability to benefit from stable economics: unchanged jet-fuel costs and geography. The carrier is adjusting flight routes to reflect the altered geopolitical environment in the region.

2026-06-15T03:01:42.652025-07:00

Air Astana returns Dubai service and retunes flight corridors after temporary suspension

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Pakistan government approves final bill for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) privatisation The Pakistani government has approved the final privatisation bill for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), moving the carrier’s ownership transition to the legislative end-stage. The decision sets the formal path for subsequent steps tied to the transaction and future operator/ownership structure.

2026-06-15T00:17:19.795885-07:00

Pakistan government approves final bill for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) privatisation

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Government weighs partial sale of SriLankan Airlines amid financial distress Reporting says Sri Lanka’s government is considering a partial sale of cash-strapped SriLankan Airlines. The move would indicate further steps to address the carrier’s funding pressure through ownership restructuring, rather than relying solely on continued state support.

2026-06-14T23:31:49.147033-07:00

Government weighs partial sale of SriLankan Airlines amid financial distress

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KLM to resume refuelling in Suriname after court order

airBaltic and El Al launch codeshare from July 1 as Riga–Tel Aviv service returns

OTA eDreams ends use of Ryanair’s booking platform

Cebu Pacific to fold AirSWIFT into Cebgo from July 1, 2026

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