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Rome Fiumicino airport staff are using ‘smart helmets’ to scan temperatures of passengers

Staff at Italy's busiest airport are using augmented reality helmets to scan…

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Qatar Airways to resume 52 destinations by end of May and 80 in June

By the end of May, the airline plans to grow its network…

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United Airlines to cut 3,400 management and administrative positions

United Airlines to cut 30% of management in October. Chicago-based United is…

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Qantas update – more financing, $19 airfares, and Project Sunrise

Qantas has announced today that it has cancelled scheduled domestic services until…

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BREAKING Virgin Atlantic to cut 3,150 jobs and quit Gatwick Airport

Virgin Atlantic to cut about 3,150 jobs and end its operation at…

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Eurocontrol confirms a slight increase in average traffic in Europe

Eurocontrol said that since mid April, there is a change of trend…

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Last week, Heathrow welcomed a record-breaking

Last week, Heathrow welcomed a record-breaking. As much as 674 cargo-only flights,…

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From today, KLM gradually resumes flights to European destinations

KLM starts gradual and careful restoration of its European network and makes…

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Finnair flight attendants create a choir performing “We’ll meet again” (video)

Finnair Singers is Finnair’s beloved employee choir. They wanted to perform you…

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New aerial footage of hundreds of Delta and Southwest grounded planes in Victorville, California

Stunning footage has revealed how more than 400 jetliners grounded by the…

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Vilnius turns its airport into a drive-in cinema

Lithuanian capital Vilnius has put a fresh twist on the trend of…

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Warren Buffett says he was “wrong” on investments in the airline industry

Warren Buffett says Berkshire sold its entire position in airlines because of…

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