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Read → Suzanne Neufang defended corporate spend growth on CNN and flagged what the Quiet Skies Act could slow down in business travel.
Read → Parpública has sent the final bids for the Portuguese airline to the government, with Lufthansa and Air France in the running. A political decision is coming.
Read → The European agency issues a recommendation to avoid Saudi airspace. In practice, airlines that ignore it lose their insurance cover.
Read → Travel swings between million-dollar hotel asset sales, airline fare hikes nobody pushes back on, and guests who still want humans at the front desk.
Read → Alaska Airlines is setting its sights on dominating the West Coast and opening international routes, its chief commercial officer tells Skift. Hub limits and Delta pressure are the brakes.
Read → Airlines buy time in Mumbai while Navi Mumbai sharpens its capacity and waits for international passengers.
Read → The US carrier moves into retail media with personalization as its lever. In-flight advertising stops being a poster and starts being data.
Read → Mumbai Airport wants to shift a third of Terminal 2's international departures and airlines are not happy about it.
Read → A software error had paused the 737 Max 10 certification. The technical report says it does not affect safety.
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