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A Boeing 787-9 operated by American Airlines, originally flying from Philadelphia to Naples, Italy, was diverted to Rome. The diversion occurred because the aircraft was not authorized to land at its intended destination. Despite efforts to change equipment, the airline did not confirm this authorization before takeoff.
"Wrong Aircraft Sent To Naples?!" has raised questions about procedural checks and coordination within the airline's operations.
The Emirates Group recently held an exhibition titled "Tomorrow Takes Flight," showcasing its sustainability initiatives in aviation.
Air France-KLM has announced plans to take control of SAS Scandinavian Airlines by increasing its ownership stake to 60.5% by the end of 2026.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has expressed concerns over the Global Solidarity Levy Task Force's (GSLTF) proposal to impose a premium flyer levy, citing potential negative impacts on the airline industry and broader economic...
American Airlines, known for its extensive network of hub airports, once operated a significant hub at St. Louis Lambert Airport (STL) in Missouri.
Qantas Airways has reported a cyber attack targeting one of its contact centers, leading to a potential data breach affecting up to six million customers.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is experiencing a significant increase in airline travel.
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