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Cathay Pacific continues on path to recovery with strong November 2024 results

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The results, released on December 20, 2024, show that the airline is continuing its growth momentum as 2024 ends in both its passenger and cargo businesses. The airlines network passenger load factor increased by 3 percentage points to 83.5%, while available seat kilometers (ASKs) increased by 21.3% compared to November 2023.

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Natilus commercial aircraft market entry with Blended-Wing-Body airliner  

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The design of this aircraft, which will be called ‘Horizon’, is based on the same blended-wing-body concept as that which Natilus has devised for cargo applications, but with some key changes to adapt it to the needs of the passenger market. For example, the Horizon will be considerably faster than its cargo counterpart.

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Blockchain takes flight: Transforming aviation with cutting-edge technology

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As airlines and aviation authorities have explored this innovative technology, several key projects have emerged as pioneers in its application. The project also suggested that blockchain could streamline regulatory processes by facilitating more efficient interactions between airlines and regulatory bodies.

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How airline for airlines tailors its fleet for global operations

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These providers have the unique ability to modify and customize aircraft to meet the specific needs of any airline, often achieving what might initially seem impossible. These adaptations can be influenced by cultural expectations, market demands, or the unique business model of the airline. “In

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United 767 diverts to Ireland after laptop becomes stuck under business class seat 

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A United Airlines flight from Zurich in Switzerland heading to Chicago on May 19, 2024, had to make an emergency overweight landing in Shannon, Ireland after a business class passenger’s laptop became stuck beneath the mechanism of their seat.

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How Gulf Air Group is placing Bahrain on the global aviation map 

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And amid the vigorous competition between fast expanding hubs and their corresponding airlines, one group has managed to stand out, not just because of its heritage as a pioneer of commercial aviation, but also because of its distinct integrated management approach. Overseeing this diverse collection of businesses is Jeffrey Goh.

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What Do Airports Charge Airlines To Park Overnight?

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As soon as an aircraft is parked at the gate, several handlers and vehicles approach the aircraft from all directions. From cargo handlers and catering personnel to waste and fuel services, commercial aircraft rely on an army of individuals on the ground. The airlines pay for these services as part of the airport fees.

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