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Read → Denied boarding over passports or visas has a hidden cost that IATA has now quantified. And it's not just the ticket.
Read → An A350-1000ULR for Qantas' Sunrise project flew 24 hours and 24 minutes. What does this mean for ultra-long-haul routes?
Read → HBX Group loses CEO and 3% revenue, Hilton gains RevPAR and raises annual outlook, Aena sees flight occupancy decline, China hits plane shortage.
Read → International air capacity to Spain grows 7.2% in August to 14.1 million seats. UK, Germany and long-haul markets lead the way.
Read → Air Nostrum posts €10.5M net profit in 2025, carries 6M passengers, cuts pandemic debt. Strategy analysis and 2026 risks.
Read → The airline resumes direct flights between the Basque Country and Andalusia from October 25 with two weekly frequencies. Good news for leisure and business travel in autumn and winter.
Read → Globalia puts a company veteran at the helm to drive expansion. Analysis of the move and its impact on Air Europa.
Read → The first weekend of British school holidays triggers massive demand for Spanish destinations. Airports and airlines are bracing for capacity strain.
Read → iryo answers what summer travelers seek: better use of time, comfort, and less stress. The experience matters more than the journey.
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The daily brief
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