PLAY receives initial approval for US operations
Play Airlines is one step closer to US flights, with the US Department of Transportation indicating the carrier meets all necessary criteria.
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JetBlue schedules A220 transcon, Mexico service
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United plans five new routes, MAX service transatlantic in 2022
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JSX, Elite chase the nearly unlimited demand for flights to Florida
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Net Zero by 2050: IATA’s major commitment and challenges
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AirAsia boosts biometrics as Malaysia travel resumes
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Tata retakes Air India in privatization push
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The British Airways A380 is back!
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