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IATA does not predict relief on jet fuel, despite...

Attending an IATA conference in Singapore, the Reuters news agency reported that the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Director General, Willie Walsh, stated that even if Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, it would take months for kerosene supplies to return to normal. The reason is the disruptions to...

Middle East: Update on cancelled flights

Updated on Thursday 16 April at 17:00 Since 28 February, the skies over the Middle East have been in turmoil, even if some companies, particularly from the Gulf, are regaining momentum. An updated overview of flight cancellations and suspensions by airline, and the outlook for the summer season. European Airlines AIR FRANCE has suspended…

The Gulf carriers are making a strong comeback with the start of the...

While the geopolitical situation in the Gulf remains as uncertain as ever, it would appear that air transport in the region is beginning to return to a "more normal" pace. The region's airports no longer appear, at least for the time being, to be prime targets for Iranian drones. At the same time, the civil aviation authorities in the United Arab Emirates...

Etihad reveals its flight schedule from March 21 to 30

Etihad Airways has just revealed – subject to last-minute changes – its flight schedule from 20 to 31 March. French-speaking Europe will once again be served with several daily frequencies. Brussels will benefit from three weekly flights operated by Boeing 787-10; Geneva will be connected by four weekly flights in Boeing…