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The Latvian carrier has notified the State Employment Agency of a planned collective redundancy process affecting staff across its Baltic bases. The cuts would reduce a workforce of about 3,000 by roughly 17% to 23%; airBaltic says its flight schedule will not be affected.
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Passengers aboard a transatlantic British Airways flight to Chicago O’Hare put on oxygen masks Monday after the aircraft failed to pressurize while flying at 9,000 feet over Ireland. The reported event highlights the operational and passenger-safety consequences of a cabin pressurization failure.
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The Latvian carrier has notified the State Employment Agency of a planned collective redundancy process affecting staff across its Baltic bases. The cuts would reduce a workforce of about 3,000 by roughly 17% to 23%; airBaltic says its flight schedule will not be affected.
Adani-operated Navi Mumbai International Airport is adding buses, taxis, autos and airport shuttles to connect passengers with Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Pune, emphasizing lower-cost ground travel options. The network expansion comes ahead of the airport’s winter schedule, running Oct. 25, 2026, to March 27, 2027.
Wizz Air has postponed the planned resumption of flights to Abu Dhabi from six European cities and suspended its newly launched Budapest–Amman route, less than a month after announcing the services. The changes come as EASA updates its security advice amid regional tensions.
Air Canada has completed a purchase of shares worth C$561 million, according to a report in Commercial Aviation News. The available report summary provides no further details on the transaction, including its structure or the shares involved.
airBaltic says planned workforce changes could affect 500 to 700 positions at its bases in Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn as it advances a financial restructuring plan. The airline is consulting with unions, and the final number of affected jobs has not been determined.
Rosario has gained its first transatlantic air service, with Spanish carrier World2Fly debuting a route linking the Argentine city to Europe. The available report provides no details on service frequency, aircraft, or launch timing, limiting assessment of the route’s capacity and commercial scale.
The Trinidad and Tobago-based carrier is adding international links to Toronto and Caracas, alongside seasonal charters, as it reassesses its route network. The expansion comes while Caribbean Airlines works through an auditing backlog and faces operational cost pressures.
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