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American to build its largest Admirals Club at Charlotte, a 40,000-square-foot lounge slated for 2028

American Airlines plans to begin construction this year on a roughly 40,000-square-foot Admirals Club at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with the lounge expected to open in 2028. The facility will be the largest in American’s network, exceeding the size of its planned Dallas/Fort Worth club.

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India asks Adani to delay shifting Mumbai international flights to Navi Mumbai

The civil aviation ministry has asked Adani Airport Holdings to defer its plan to move more than a third of Mumbai airport’s international departures to Navi Mumbai from Oct. 25. It has also asked airlines to submit a detailed operating plan, as carriers resist the temporary shift during Mumbai’s Terminal 1 redevelopment.

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Ethiopian takes 20 Dubai airport slots in ‘babysitting’ deals

Ethiopian Airlines has taken 20 slots at Dubai International Airport through arrangements described as “babysitting” deals. The available report does not identify the counterparties, duration or operating terms, leaving the commercial structure and any implications for Ethiopian’s Dubai schedule unclear.

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Navi Mumbai airport expands ground transport as airlines contest flight shifts from Mumbai

Navi Mumbai International Airport is adding buses, taxis and airport shuttles, with services connecting Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Pune ahead of the 2026-27 winter schedule. Separately, airlines are disputing flight reductions tied to Mumbai airport Terminal 1’s planned redevelopment from January 2027, objecting to the proposed shift of international operations to Navi Mumbai.

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