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Global Airlines Encourage Oil Producers to Focus on Low-Emission Fuel Production
Global Airlines Encourage Oil Producers to Focus on Low-Emission Fuel Production

Global Airlines Encourage Oil Producers to Focus on Low-Emission Fuel Production

The head of the largest coalition of airlines internationally has taken to encourage oil producers to be more environmentally responsible. On this note, oil producers have been urged to focus on increasing the production of low-emission fuel for aviation purposes. Consequently, the sustainability of commercial air travel has been emphasized […]

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European Airports Saw Passenger Traffic Surge in January 2024

European Airports Saw Passenger Traffic Surge in January 2024

The first month of this year saw the number of passengers travelling through airports in Europe increase. According to the data, a number of airports surpassed the levels of passenger traffic recorded in 2019, while others expect to record higher figures in 2024. The airports Last month, more than 18.6 […]

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Lufthansa Strikes Lead to Cancelation of 90% Flights

Lufthansa Strikes Lead to Cancelation of 90% Flights

The employees of the Lufthansa Airport have been negotiating with the relevant authorities for the last couple of months for better pay. However, their negotiations have not yielded any fruit, which is why the staff has decided to walk out and go on strike. Consequently, 200,000 passengers have been predicted […]

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Travel Disruptions to Arise due to Eindhoven Airport’s Temporary Closure

Travel Disruptions to Arise due to Eindhoven Airport’s Temporary Closure

One of the busiest international airports located in Eindhoven, Netherlands, has announced that it will be temporarily halting operations. This is mainly due to the airport authorities wanting to significantly improve its services and operations in the near future. Consequently, they have devised a plan to undergo substantial renovations at […]

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