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KLM’s passenger traffic figures for September kept pace with the trend in previous months, increasing by no less than 6.4% compared to September last year

Subsidiary to accelerate Boeing's development of game-changing autonomy technology for innovative aerospace vehicles

​August capacity increased by 6.3%, and load factor climbed to 84.5%, just below the record for the month set in 2015.

​IATA called for greater urgency in the partnership between governments and airlines to keep aviation at the leading edge of industries in managing their climate change impact.

In October 2002, Emirates became the first airline to link Japan and the Gulf region with non-stop flights when it introduced its four-times-per-week service to Osaka.

Emirates Airline is expanding its network to 29 destinations served by flydubai under the code common agreement.

Aeroflot has won two key categories at the prestigious World Travel Awards 2017: Europe’s Leading Airline Brand and Europe’s Leading Airline – Business Class.

Cargolux Airlines International S.A. took part in a finance mission to China during September 2017 that was led by Pierre Gramegna, Luxembourg’s Minister of Finance, and organized by Luxembourg for Finance.

New contract agreement signed to guide airline's operational transformation, including digital navigation, planning and charting services.

PJSC Aeroflot (Moscow Exchange ticker: AFLT) announces the results of the Board of Directors meeting held on 28 September 2017. The meeting was chaired by Mikhail Poluboyarinov.

KLM will soon no longer fly directly to St Martin, but will stopover on Curaçao. These twice weekly flights will enable KLM to continue serve St Martin.

Aeroflot – Russian Airlines has been recognised as a 2018 Five Star Global Airline in APEX’s Official Airline Ratings™. The honour was bestowed upon Aeroflot yesterday at the APEX EXPO Awards in Long Beach, California.

The new scheduled flights will be added to meet the growing demand for travel on the route, particularly during the winter season.

The additional Dubai – Tunis flight will be operated every Monday with an Emirates Boeing 777-300ER aircraft offering eight luxurious private suites in First Class, 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class and plenty of room to relax in Economy Class with 310 seats.