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View as a gridOperation Midnight Hammer: How it happened
Aerospace Global News
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The USAF has conducted its biggest B-2 Spirit mission for Operation Midnight Hammer - here's how it played out.
Middle East conflict pauses Qatar for first time since COVID
Aerospace Global News
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Qatar Airways suspended flights after Qatar closed its airspace amid escalating tensions and a missile strike on a US base in Doha.
Radia Windrunner: World's largest aircraft won't be prototyped
Aerospace Global News
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Radia Windrunner is set to be the largest aircraft ever built. The company is so confident in its modelling, no scale prototype is planned.
Competition watchdog: Foreign airlines could fly in Canada
Aerospace Global News
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A new report urges bold changes to fix Canada's high fares-starting with letting foreign airlines fly domestic routes.
What would a Turkish Airlines stake mean for Air Europa?
Aerospace Global News
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Turkish Airlines is interested in a stake in Air Europa. Is that good new for the airline, or would Air France-KLM or Lufthansa be better?
Elfly gets EASA on board with its electric seaplane Noemi
Aerospace Global News
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Elfly has signed a PAC with EASA for Noemi, its all-electric seaplane, paving the way to prototype flight and future certification.
Türkiye's defence deal: Indonesia picks TF KAAN fighter jets
Aerospace Global News
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Indonesia has agreed to the purchase of 48 TF KAAN fighter jets, marking the first export contract for Türkiye's homegrown 5th gen jet.
Canada's F-35 costs soar-does Gripen now have a shot?
Aerospace Global News
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Canada's F-35 program could now cost up to C$33B. As costs surge, Saab's Gripen may get a second look as an alternative.
Top 10 longest narrowbody flights in 2025
AeroTime
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How long is too long on a single-aisle aircraft? Many of 2025's longest narrowbody flights are well over eight hours, putting passenger patience to the test.
How do NFL teams fly?
AeroTime
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Transporting NFL teams is an immense task, and with airlines backing away from contracts, how do NFL teams fly now?
The day the music died: The Buddy Holly plane crash
AeroTime
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In 1959, a tragic plane crash took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper, but what caused the Beechcraft Bonanza to crash?
Why airlines want to pay you less for flight disruptions
Euronews
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Proposals to water down passenger flight delay compensation rules are being discussed in Brussels, risking Europe's claim to having the most passenger-friendly skies in the world.
Which airlines offer combined rail tickets and how do they work?
Euronews
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Booking a train ticket through your airline can take all the hassle out of onward travel, and will ensure you're protected when things don't go to plan.
Taxes, bans and Airbnbs: Spain's new rules for tourists in 2025
Euronews
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Visitors to Spain will have to remember more than just their passport this year. Here's what you need to know to stay on the right side of the tourist rules in Spain.
Tourist paradise, developer haven: Santorini's illegal building crisis
Euronews
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Authorities have released details of dozens of illegal buildings on the Greek island of Santorini, which seismologists say present a future earthquake risk.
Italy 'worst offender': G7 countries give record fossil fuel subsidies
Euronews Green
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Despite promising a fossil fuel subsidies phaseout by 2025, G7 governments continue to increase taxpayer spend.
‘I couldn’t bear it any more’: Crushing guilt led this Air France pilot to quit his dream job
Euronews Green
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Euronews Green exclusive: Anthony Viaux had it all - a dream job, a thriving career and a great salary. But he didn’t want any of it in the age of the climate crisis.
“When I was in my plane watching the forest fires from above, I couldn't help but feel responsible.”
Anthony Viaux, a captain at Air France, was in the midst of an internal struggle between his passion and his ethics. Since he was a young boy, he’d dreamed of being a pilot and had worked hard to get his wings and rise through the ranks to become a captain.
But he couldn’t ignore the impact his career was having on the planet.
Soaring over the French Alps, he would notice, year by year, the snow retreating from the peaks. On many occasions, his night flights across Europe would give him a bird’s eye view of raging wildfires below.
“I’d say to myself, I contributed to that,” he says. “People don't make the links between things like aviation and forest fires. But I did.”
Ultimately, Anthony’s eco-anxieties became too much, and he walked away from a career that spanned two decades and one that he loved very dearly.
Short transfer: These European cities have the closest airports
Euronews
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A short transfer is a gift after a long flight- these airports are a stone's throw from the city.
A climate change-induced tinderbox: Why Los Angeles is still burning
Euronews Green
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As Los Angeles continues to battle devastating wildfires, attention is turning to why they started, and how much climate change played a role in the outcome.
In Living Colour
Regional Gatway
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Delivering information at the airport has come a long way from the click-clack of Solari boards. From interactive touchscreens to stunning visual art displays, Jo Bailey explores how innovations in screen technology are shaping the future of the passenger experience.
Natural disaster home insurance: Lessons learned from LA wildfires
Euronews Green
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As the scale of uninsured losses from the Los Angeles wildfires becomes clear, are insurers ready for a climate change-induced 'new normal'?
Flying is the safest form of transportation: Here's why
Euronews
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With the recent spate of air accidents, travellers may feel less confident. But is flying really becoming unsafe?
Revealed: European shipping firms moving deforestation-linked beef
Euronews Green
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The loss of rainforest three times the size of London can be linked to these five European shipping companies.