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Qantas Donates Retired Fokker F100
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Qantas Donates Retired Fokker F100

Qantas Airways has donated its retired Fokker F100 to the Museum of Australian Aviation at Archerfield Airport, Brisbane. The handover occurred on November 30th, marking a significant contribution to aviation heritage in Australia. The aircraft will reside...

United Completes Phase One of Training Facility Expansion
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United Completes Phase One of Training Facility Expansion

United Airlines has successfully completed phase one of its ambitious expansion project at its training facility in Atlanta, Georgia. This significant undertaking involved constructing a new 700,000-square-foot campus dedicated to pilot and flight crew...

Loganair to Close Operating Base
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Loganair to Close Operating Base

Loganair has announced its decision to close its operating base at Campbeltown Airport, located in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The airline cited financial unviability as the primary reason for this strategic shift. Flights to and from the remote airfield...

Alaska Adds Two New European Destinations
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Alaska Adds Two New European Destinations

Alaskan Airlines is set to expand its network significantly, launching two new international destinations by May 2027. These additions represent a major step forward for the airline’s growth strategy within the North American market. Specifically, Alaskan...

SalamAir appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi as CEO
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SalamAir appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi as CEO

SalamAir has appointed Eng. Yaqoob bin Saif bin Hamoud Al Kiyumi as Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2026. The Omani airline said the appointment marks a new chapter in its development as it continues to pursue its strategic priorities, with a...

6 Cold War-Era Jets Still Training US Military Pilots In 2026
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6 Cold War-Era Jets Still Training US Military Pilots In 2026

Six aircraft originally used during the Cold War era continue to play a vital role in training United States military pilots as of 2026. These jets, remnants of that historical period, are actively utilized within ongoing flight programs. The legacy of...

Scoot adds Guiyang to China network amid year-end capacity ramp-up
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Scoot adds Guiyang to China network amid year-end capacity ramp-up

Ramp-up comes as airline anticipates higher demand during year-end holidays. Singaporean low-cost operator Scoot will expand its Mainland China operations, with the launch of flights to the southwestern city of Guiyang. The thrice-weekly flights – operated...