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Codesharing: ITA Airways and Lufthansa strengthen cooperation

New Pilatus PC-24

Business

Pilatus reports record results for the 2024 financial year

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Airlines

Air Astana expands international network to include Atyrau and Tbilisi

Sundair Airbus A319

Airport

Dresden Airport celebrates its 90th anniversary with a unique sightseeing flight...

Air France Airbus A220

Business

Airline retailing: Air France-KLM’s restart using Amadeus

EVA AIR introduces new premium economy seats

Airlines

EVA AIR unveils premium economy seats on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

United Airlines sees increase in solo travelers

Airlines

United Airlines sees increase in solo travelers

Hahn airport apron

Airport

Hahn Airport records a 12% increase in passenger numbers

Popular summer destination: Antalya

Airport

Salzburg Airport offers extended flight offers to Antalya

Paderborn/Lippstadt Airport

Airport

Paderborn/Lippstadt Airport invites you to the 5 km Fit and Fun...

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BOC Aviation buys Airbus A320neo

BOC Aviation orders 70 additional A320neo family aircraft

Air France Airbus A330

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Dortmund Airport

Dortmund Airport switches everything to summer operations

Embraer Defense Portfolio

Embraer presents innovations at LAAD Defence & Security

Japan Airlines Boeing 737-8

Japan Airlines strengthens fleet with Boeing 737-8 order

The Gaia spacecraft: The European Space Agency's (ESA) Gaia science satellite, shown here in an artist's impression, will be put into final hibernation with a final command on March 27, 2025. By this time, the satellite will have collected over ten years of scientific data. By 2030, Gaia's data will be used to create the largest existing star catalog to date. It is expected to cover nearly two billion celestial bodies—roughly one percent of our galaxy.

ESA satellite Gaia reaches its final mission

China Southern Airlines B787

China Southern Airlines expands non-stop flights Europe – China