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Sky Alps Europe takes delivery of its first DHC-8-Q400

Slovakia’s Sky Alps Europe has taken its first DHC-8-Q400, marking the start of the carrier’s entry into service with the turboprop. The available report provides no details on the aircraft’s configuration, planned routes or delivery timeline beyond this initial acquisition.

2026-10-14T08:34:48.284671-07:00

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Sky Alps Europe takes delivery of its first DHC-8-Q400

Slovakia’s Sky Alps Europe has taken its first DHC-8-Q400, marking the start of the carrier’s entry into service with the turboprop. The available report provides no details on the aircraft’s configuration, planned routes or delivery timeline beyond this initial acquisition.

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Emirates opens Tokyo travel store and adds Narita capacity with more 777-300ER seats

Emirates opened a company-operated travel store in Tokyo’s Otemachi business district on Oct. 14, its second in Japan after an Osaka location opened in July 2025. The airline is also increasing the seats it offers to Narita on Boeing 777-300ERs, deepening its retail presence and capacity in the Japanese market.

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CityJet closes Stockholm base as it weighs future fleet

CityJet has closed its Stockholm base and is weighing what comes next for its fleet. The available information does not specify the timing, aircraft affected or whether the base closure changes the carrier’s routes or operating arrangements.

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Delta and Singapore Airlines refresh onboard experience with new dining, amenities and cabin-wide upgrades

Delta is rolling out a revamped Delta One experience, with new dining, wine, amenities and service beginning from Los Angeles in fall 2026. Singapore Airlines plans new amenity offerings across all cabin classes from November 2026, including premium-cabin skincare kits and Business Class sleeper suits.

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Mumbai airport terminal rebuild plan faces airline opposition as Malaysia Airlines cites limits on India growth

Mumbai airport’s operator plans a partial rebuild of a 60-year-old terminal and has proposed temporarily reducing international departures, drawing objections from airlines. Separately, Malaysia Airlines says bilateral traffic rights are constraining its India expansion; it operates 80 weekly flights to 10 destinations in the country.

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