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Pegasus Airlines – 35 years of pragmatic innovation for Türkiye’s LCC
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Pegasus Airlines celebrated its 35th anniversary of launching operations on 15-Apr-2025. Over the past three and a half decades, the...
Addis Ababa’s Abusera International Airport will put Africa firmly on the global aviation map
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Airports, typically, take many years from concept to completion, except within China and Türkiye . But the decision on the...
Will US airlines’ hopeful stance for Trump policies fade with tariff turmoil?
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After the election of the US president, Donald Trump, in Nov-2024, some of the country's airlines breathed a sigh of relief, betting that a...
Australian major airports 2023-4: revenues were stratospheric, as light handed regime persists
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For more than two decades a 'light touch' regulatory regime has existed in Australia (and New Zealand ), which to all intents...
European airlines: top 12 LCCs extended passenger lead vs non-LCCs in 2024
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In 2024 Europe 's top dozen low cost airline brands further increased the lead in their collective passenger numbers to 128 million, over...
Aviation and the Trump tariffs: clouds are darkening
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Donald Trump's 90 day suspension of additional tariffs has prompted a stock market rally, but it does not dispel the uncertainty unleashed by his...
North Atlantic drives Europe’s legacy airline profits, but geopolitics could intervene
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The North Atlantic has recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic faster than the total market for aviation to/from/within Europe . Capacity in...
Korean Air’s new look underlines its global ambitions following Asiana merger
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Korean Air 's sweeping brand update is about more than just about aesthetics - it also reflects the airline's shift to a more global mindset,...
Turkish Airlines & Pegasus Airlines: competitive equilibrium?
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Among Europe 's large aviation markets Türkiye has enjoyed the strongest recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic: its seat...
Qantas, Virgin Australia prepare to boost widebody flying – and more new arrivals are on the horizon
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Australian airlines are planning to reactivate, or wet-lease, more widebody aircraft to add international capacity in the near term, although it...