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Qatar Airways to expand Doha–Dubai service to five daily flights from June 5, lifting capacity to 35 weekly frequencies

Qatar Airways will increase frequencies between Hamad International (DOH) and Dubai International (DXB) from two daily flights to five, starting June 5, 2026. The phased expansion is expected to grow the route to up to 35 weekly departures as Gulf passenger demand continues to rise.

2026-06-05T05:11:25.357980-07:00

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Philippine Airlines to start A350-1000 Manila–Toronto service from June 5, 2026

2026-06-05T04:11:38.266303-07:00

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Iberia A350-900 damaged in Guayaquil water-cannon salute collision; aircraft grounded

2026-06-04T14:42:54.123914-07:00

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Mozambique’s LAM doubles domestic capacity using ACMI

2026-06-05T03:13:09.852471-07:00

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Airbus completes first flight of the Qantas-bound A350-1000ULR, targeting non-stop Sydney–New York and London Airbus says the first A350-1000ULR has flown on its debut flight from Toulouse for a duration of 3 hours 43 minutes over France and the French Atlantic coast. The ultra-long-range variant—ordered by Qantas—was developed for new non-stop ultra-long-haul links from Sydney to New York and London.

2026-06-05T07:00:58.165682-07:00

Airbus completes first flight of the Qantas-bound A350-1000ULR, targeting non-stop Sydney–New York and London

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Wizz Air warns Serbia’s new aviation rules could end Belgrade base operations Wizz Air faces renewed regulatory pressure over its Belgrade base after “new Serbian rules” were reported to threaten the operation. The development adds to an ongoing dispute with Serbian authorities about the rules’ compatibility with the European Common Aviation Area framework and their competitive impact.

2026-06-05T06:41:26.050293-07:00

Wizz Air warns Serbia’s new aviation rules could end Belgrade base operations

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Qatar Airways to expand Doha–Dubai service to five daily flights from June 5, lifting capacity to 35 weekly frequencies Qatar Airways will increase frequencies between Hamad International (DOH) and Dubai International (DXB) from two daily flights to five, starting June 5, 2026. The phased expansion is expected to grow the route to up to 35 weekly departures as Gulf passenger demand continues to rise.

2026-06-05T05:11:25.357980-07:00

Qatar Airways to expand Doha–Dubai service to five daily flights from June 5, lifting capacity to 35 weekly frequencies

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Air Congo to launch Brussels flights with wet-leased B787

2026-06-05T04:27:13.905992-07:00

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Philippine Airlines to start A350-1000 Manila–Toronto service from June 5, 2026 Philippine Airlines will begin operating its Airbus A350-1000 on the Manila (MNL)–Toronto Pearson (YYZ) route starting June 5, 2026, with YYZ becoming the airline’s second North American destination. The launch follows PAL’s continued commitment to keeping 2026 A350-1000 deliveries on schedule.

2026-06-05T04:11:38.266303-07:00

Philippine Airlines to start A350-1000 Manila–Toronto service from June 5, 2026

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Mozambique’s LAM doubles domestic capacity using ACMI Mozambique’s Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (LAM) says it is doubling its domestic capacity through an ACMI arrangement, expanding aircraft availability for internal routes without adding permanent capacity in-house.

2026-06-05T03:13:09.852471-07:00

Mozambique’s LAM doubles domestic capacity using ACMI

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UK weighs a disruptive-passenger database as Ryanair CEO targets a “drunken behavior” problem that is already driving airline en UK authorities are considering creating a database to track disruptive airline passengers amid rising concerns about unruly, intoxication-related incidents. The proposal follows Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary’s call to divert a flight for drunken behavior—an approach he says is under political attack.

2026-06-05T02:11:55.346211-07:00

UK weighs a disruptive-passenger database as Ryanair CEO targets a “drunken behavior” problem that is already driving airline en

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Azur Air trims fleet to comply with AOC review after regulator scrutiny Russia’s Azur Air has reduced its fleet to meet requirements tied to an operating certificate (AOC) review. The move underscores the operational leverage regulators have through certification oversight, following earlier reported permitting restrictions tied to inspections and technical findings.

2026-06-04T21:26:59.584997-07:00

Azur Air trims fleet to comply with AOC review after regulator scrutiny

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Qatar Airways to expand Doha–Dubai service to five daily flights from June 5, lifting capacity to 35 weekly frequencies

Philippine Airlines to start A350-1000 Manila–Toronto service from June 5, 2026

Iberia A350-900 damaged in Guayaquil water-cannon salute collision; aircraft grounded

Mozambique’s LAM doubles domestic capacity using ACMI

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