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Air India seeks $600mn in aid if Pakistan airspace ban persists for a year: Report
The Tata-owned carrier Air India says rerouted long-haul flights to Europe and North America are burning more fuel and straining crew resources
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Dubai’s Emirates becomes world’s first Autism Certified Airline
Emirates’ certification follows a year-long collaboration with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES)
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AB Majlis podcast: Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths reveals future plans for 8-hub mega airport
Griffiths revealed his plans to transform the air travel experience, with seamless transitions between city stations and automated airport formalities
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Dubai’s Emirates set to become world’s first Autism Certified Airline
The Dubai-based carrier will train more than 30,000 cabin crew and ground staff as part of its commitment to make air travel more accessible for passengers with autism and sensory sensitivities
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UAE air navigation centre reaches one million traffic movements in 2024
The milestone arrived on December 22, 2024 with Emirates Flight305 from Shanghai, marking what officials describe as a turning point in the UAE’s aviation sector
Abu Dhabi
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi re-routes Bucharest flights to Băneasa Airport from March 2025
The move aims to improve accessibility, reduce travel time to the downtown and enhance the passenger experience, the airline said
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India-UAE air travel sees massive 75% festive season surge as travellers seek budget-friendly GCC spots
The spike in festive season travel demand is leading to ticket prices to the UAE climbing by 30–50% already, and are expected to see more highs for year-end travel
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Saudia reports 10% increase in passenger traffic for Q3 2024
The airline posted a 9% jump in flight operation in the quarter, operating more than 49,500 flights