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Qatar Airways Group and Malaysia Aviation Group have further expanded their long-standing relationship as oneworld partners by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Qatar Airways Cargo and MASkargo – the cargo airline and subsidiary of Malaysia Aviation Group – to deliver an enhanced product offering to cargo customers and help achieve operational synergies. This MoU follows the expanded codeshare agreement signed in 2022 between Qatar Airways and Malaysia Airlines to offer increased connectivity to their passengers. With this strategic joint cargo business agreement, both cargo airlines will leverage each other’s network strengths and fleet capacity to increase cargo offerings. MASkargo customers will have access to the extensive global Qatar Airways Cargo network, while Qatar Airways Cargo customers will have access to the growing APAC market, including new destinations and additional capacity in existing stations. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gxy9JfM9 #MASkargo #QatarAirwaysCargo #AirCargo

What are the reasons behind the cancellation of Batik Air's Istanbul flights? What are the rights of passengers regarding the canceled flights? How can passengers request a refund or alternative arrangement for their canceled flights? What communication channels can be used to reach out to Batik Air? What advice can be given to passengers to rearrange their travel plans or seek alternative transportation options? 🛫🔄 #batikair #istanbul #sabihagökçen #havalimanı #airports #suspend #canceled https://lnkd.in/dWmqQpts

Exciting news! Etihad Airways boosts interline deals with five airlines making travel smoother. Now, travelers can enjoy seamless connections to more destinations worldwide, making travel easier and more convenient than ever before. The airline has agreed on partnerships with Kam Air in Afghanistan, SKY express in Greece, Rex Airlines in Australia, Jeju Air in Korea, and Myanmar Airways International. Arik De, Etihad’s Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer, said: “We continue to broaden our network reach enabling seamless connection across our network, giving our guests a broader range of travel options. These five interline agreements make life easier for guests of all the airlines involved.” These new partnerships offer a range of new options for Etihad’s guests. Aviation Guide Etihad Kam Air Jeju Air SKY express Rex Airlines Myanmar Airways International #EtihadAirways #InterlinePartnerships #TravelConnections #GlobalNetwork #SeamlessTravel #AirlinePartnerships #TravelConvenience #EnhancedConnectivity #TravelOptions #AviationExpansion #TravelEase #TravelNetworks

#Dubai's consistent position as the 5th #global #maritime hub showcases its unmatched prowess in maritime and logistics. This accolade reaffirms Dubai's pivotal role in global #trade and logistics, bolstering the maritime sector on a worldwide scale. Notably, Dubai stands out as the sole #Arab city among the top-ranking global maritime centers. Amidst this achievement, let's recognize the indispensable contribution of DP World - P&O Maritime Logistics’s #marine #pilots in safely navigating ships in and out of Jebel Ali #Port, a cornerstone in Dubai's maritime success. 🚢 Source: https://lnkd.in/ek3_M2jm

Proud History - Air Ceylon 1947 By 1947, the global aviation industry had seen substantial growth, and many airlines were operating around the world. Here is a list of some notable airlines that were in operation in 1947, including Air Ceylon: 1. Air Ceylon (Sri Lanka) 2. British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) (United Kingdom) 3. Air France (France) 4. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (Netherlands) 5. Qantas (Australia) 6. Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) (United States) 7. Trans-Canada Air Lines (Canada) 8. Lufthansa (Germany) 9. Aeroflot (Soviet Union) 10. Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) (Denmark, Norway, Sweden) 11. Swissair (Switzerland) 12. Alitalia (Italy) 13. Iberia (Spain) 14. TWA (Trans World Airlines) (United States) 15. Eastern Air Lines (United States) 16. United Air Lines (United States) 17. Northwest Airlines (United States) 18. American Airlines (United States) 19. Delta Air Lines (United States) 20. Varig (Brazil) 21. Avianca (Colombia) 22. Aerolineas Argentinas (Argentina) 23. TAP Air Portugal (Portugal) 24. South African Airways (South Africa) 25. EgyptAir (Egypt) 26. Royal Air Maroc (Morocco) 27. Garuda Indonesia (Indonesia) 28. Japan Airlines (Japan, established in 1951 but its predecessor, Japan Air Transport, was operating) 29. Philippine Airlines (Philippines) 30. Thai Airways (Thailand) This list includes some of the major and more recognizable airlines. By 1947, there were numerous other airlines operating, especially regional and smaller carriers. The exact number of airlines in operation worldwide during that year is difficult to pinpoint but estimates suggest there were around 200 airlines globally. #aviation #ceylon #SriLanka #srilankan #airlines #airlanka #bia #rathmalana

The Real Story Behind #Emirates Airline's '#EK' Code In the skies of global aviation, Emirates airline is recognized by its distinct 'EK' flight code. A tale has been circulating that this code stands for "#Emirates_through_Karachi," in honor of the airline's first flight and Pakistan's support in its early days. While it's a touching story, the truth is more straightforward. The 'EK' is an #IATA airline designator — a unique code given to each airline. It's #not an acronym but a part of the standardized system for airline identification. Nevertheless, the inaugural Emirates flight from Dubai to Karachi in 1985 and the assistance provided by Pakistan International Airlines are significant chapters in the airline's history. These events showcase the enduring friendship between the two countries and their shared aviation milestones. As we appreciate Emirates' growth into a leading global airline, let's also acknowledge the roots that grounded its initial ascent. The 'EK' code may not spell out a tribute, but the legacy of cooperation it represents is a story worth sharing. #EmiratesAirline #AviationHistory #FlightCodes #IATA #AirlineIndustry #Travel #GlobalAviation #AirlineTrivia #UAE #Pakistan #Partnership #InauguralFlight #Aviation

In Kazakhstan, over ten low-cost airlines operate regular flights, including Malaysia’s Air Asia X, India’s IndiGO, Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways, the United Arab Emirates’ Wizz Air Abu-Dhabi, Air Arabia, and FlyDubai, Türkiye’s Pegasus Airways, Egypt’s Air Cairo and Red Sea, Saudi Arabia’s Flynas, and Vietnam’s Vietjet Air Malaysian airline Air Asia X, one of the largest low-cost carriers in Southeast Asia, launched direct scheduled passenger flights on the Kuala Lumpur-Almaty route on March 14, with a frequency of four weekly flights. Additionally, from June 18, Omani airline Salam Air plans to resume flights to Kazakhstan, operating twice a week on the Almaty-Muscat route using Airbus 320 and Airbus 321 aircraft. Kazakhstan introduced an open skies policy several years ago, which allows foreign airlines to operate flights into the country without any restrictions. This policy is expected to attract new foreign low-cost airlines to establish routes to Kazakhstan. https://lnkd.in/dE-Yyr2q

Qatar Airways to start operating flights to Uzbekistan

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