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Lufthansa CEO Says Iran War Could Erode Gulf Carriers’ Dominance on Asian Routes

The ongoing war involving Iran is poised to reshape global aviation patterns, with Lufthansa Group’s chief warning that the conflict

Flight operations at Dubai International Airport have gradually resumed after a drone attack early Monday triggered a fire near the

In Athens Greece, Aegean Airlines, Greece’s largest airline has reported a 14% increase in full-year net profit for 2025 compared

Global airlines are warning passengers to expect higher ticket prices in the coming months as a sharp surge in jet

In Dubai hundreds of travelers stranded across the Gulf region are scrambling to find alternative routes home after escalating regional

London, Dubai and Hong Kong global airline stocks showed signs of stabilizing on Wednesday as a small number of flights

Global travel and airline stocks plunged sharply this week as escalating conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran triggered

As Nepal prepares for a pivotal House of Representatives election on March 5, young Nepalis are increasingly skeptical that political

In NEW DELHI Air India is facing growing concerns after technical incidents, including multiple fuel leaks and other safety-related issues,

Kampala, Uganda has announced ambitious plans to construct a new railway line connecting it directly to Tanzania, a move expected