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American, United and JetBlue waive change fees as nor’easter threatens Northeast travel

A strengthening Atlantic nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Northeast, with New England particularly exposed through the weekend. American Airlines, United Airlines and JetBlue Airways are waiving change fees on some regional flights, while disruptions remained limited as of Friday morning.

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American, United and JetBlue waive change fees as nor’easter threatens Northeast travel

A strengthening Atlantic nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Northeast, with New England particularly exposed through the weekend. American Airlines, United Airlines and JetBlue Airways are waiving change fees on some regional flights, while disruptions remained limited as of Friday morning.

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LOT Polish Airlines plans move into dedicated freighter operations

LOT Polish Airlines is preparing to enter the dedicated freighter market, according to ch-aviation. The move would broaden the Polish carrier’s cargo offering beyond passenger-aircraft capacity, although details on aircraft, timing, routes and the scale of the planned operation have not been disclosed.

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PIA board reportedly approves Boeing 787 leases

Pakistan International Airlines’ board has reportedly greenlit leases for Boeing 787 aircraft, according to a ch-aviation report. The decision points to a potential widebody fleet move for the carrier, although the report does not specify the number of aircraft, lessors, lease terms or delivery timeline.

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Changi cargo operations expand as SATS pilots autonomous vehicles and DHL renews five-777F deal with SIA

SATS is piloting autonomous cargo vehicles carrying up to 800 kilograms between Changi terminals and freight forwarders’ warehouses, while Singapore Airlines and DHL Express renew an agreement covering five Boeing 777 freighters. SIA will continue providing crews and maintenance for DHL’s Singapore-based intercontinental network.

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