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Brunei orders six H145M helicopters

Airbus Helicopters has entered into a contract with the Brunei Ministry of Defense to procure six H145M helicopters. These helicopters are intended to replace the existing BO105 fleet and enhance the operational capabilities of the Royal Brunei Air Force in particular

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Emirates with innovations for pilots

Emirates airline announced significant changes to its human resources, including higher salaries, new entry opportunities and changed pilot eligibility requirements. Among the innovations, Emirates highlights that they are now hiring first officers without type ratings,

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Vida members accept new AUA on-board KV

The KV negotiation result for the AUA on-board crew was accepted by over 82 percent of the Vida union members, as shown by the results of the vote. Participation was 84 percent. Daniel Liebhart, chairman of the aviation department in the union

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Australia: Qantas data breach

The airline Qantas is currently investigating issues with its app that apparently allowed users to access other passengers' travel details. According to reports, some users were even able to cancel tickets. Qantas confirmed it was investigating the incident and

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Munich Airport sets up Net Zero information columns

At Munich Airport, the sustainability strategy can be experienced interactively: The “Net Zero experience area” on level 04 of Terminal 2 offers an innovative installation covering almost 30 square meters that gives passengers the opportunity to get involved with the

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Flight problems in Germany are increasing

In the first quarter of 2024, the number of passengers affected by flight cancellations and delays increased by 1,2 percent, equivalent to about 222.000 passengers, according to research by AirHelp. Britain leads with almost 5,8 million delayed passengers,

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