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MENA Newswire News Desk: Air Arabia, the largest low-cost carrier (LCC) operator in the Middle East and North Africa, has announced the resumption of its Sharjah-to-Yanbu route, enhancing its service network across Saudi Arabia. The renewed service, set to begin on November 28, 2024,

MENA Newswire News Desk: Air Arabia Abu Dhabi, the UAE capital’s first low-cost carrier, has unveiled a new direct route to Yekaterinburg, Russia, enhancing connectivity between the UAE and Russia. Beginning December 27, 2024, the airline will operate bi-weekly flights between Abu

MENA Newswire News Desk: India has officially standardized its Carbon Accounting and Reporting Framework at both domestic and international airports, as part of its ongoing efforts to achieve carbon neutrality and move towards net zero carbon emissions within the civil

MENA Newswire News Desk: As the world celebrates World Tourism Day, Dubai continues to stand out as a leading destination, merging its cultural richness with modern innovation. Recognized globally for its vibrant tourism sector, Dubai remains a top choice for

MENA Newswire News Desk: The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), in collaboration with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism, has unveiled a report that starkly illustrates the pandemic’s heavy toll on women and youth employment within the

MENA Newswire News Desk: Etihad Airways has expanded its flight operations to Paris, initiating double daily flights to the French capital starting January 15, 2025. The national airline of the UAE announced that the increased service includes the reintroduction of the A380 aircraft,

In a remarkable recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, Tokyo welcomed a record-breaking 19.54 million international tourists in 2023, a sharp increase from previous years, as reported by the Tokyo metropolitan government. This surge represents a 28.7% increase compared to the 15.18 million visitors recorded

Private jet flights have declined by 15% during the first half of the year, falling from their peak in 2022, signaling a significant downturn in the industry’s demand. This waning interest contrasts sharply with the surge in travel seen during

Delta Air Lines is grappling with unprecedented flight cancellations as it struggles to recover from a major IT outage linked to Microsoft that began on Friday. The Atlanta-based airline has canceled over 4,600 flights from Friday through Sunday, surpassing any other carrier, and

Ryanair shares plunged 14% on Monday after the budget airline reported a significant 46% drop in quarterly profit, attributing the decline to weaker-than-expected fares. The airline also warned of lower fare expectations in the upcoming months, adding to investor concerns. By