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Qatar Airways and Philippine Airlines have launched a strategic codeshare agreement to enhance global travel connectivity between Doha and Manila, starting June 16, 2025. This partnership allows Philippine Airlines to operate daily nonstop flights from Manila to Doha, with Qatar Airways placing its code on these routes. Passengers will benefit from seamless transfers at Hamad International Airport, facilitating access to Qatar Airways’ extensive global network. The collaboration aims to strengthen socio-economic ties between Qatar and the Philippines. Both airlines are also exploring further joint promotions and integration of frequent flyer programs to enhance traveler benefits.
Transavia Celebrates 60 Years by Honoring Founder with Retro A321neo
Transavia, the low-cost airline, recently honored its founder John Block by…
KLM Flight with Belgium’s Queen Makes Emergency Landing
A KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 787-9 made an emergency landing in Costa Rica on February 9, 2025, due to a cracked cockpit windshield while carrying Queen Mathilde of Belgium on a UNICEF mission. The flight arrived at San Jose International Airport ahead of schedule, and Belgian royal correspondent Wim Dehandschutter, who was onboard, noted the damage was only discovered after landing and described the landing as “quite hard” but without prior indication of danger. KLM assured passenger safety was never compromised. Queen Mathilde continues her mission, visiting local communities and institutions, despite the incident.
World’s Oldest Airlines Still Flying—Not KLM!
The aviation industry has evolved significantly, yet several airlines remain operational, showcasing remarkable endurance and innovation. This article highlights the 20 oldest airlines still in service, starting with British Airways (founded in 1916) as the oldest. Other notable airlines include KLM and Avianca, both founded in 1919, and Qantas from 1920. These airlines have adapted to technological advancements and market changes, maintaining their legacies in global connectivity. The piece emphasizes their historical contributions and resilience, underscoring the rich tapestry of aviation history that continues to connect travelers worldwide.
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India is emerging as a crucial player in the international aerospace…
Emirates Group Hits $2.5 Billion in Half-Year Profits
Emirates Group has reported record pre-tax profits of AED 10.4 billion ($2.8 billion) for the first half of the 2024-25 fiscal year, a 1% increase from the previous year. Revenue reached AED 70.8 billion ($19.3 billion), up 5%. Emirates Airlines contributed significantly, with revenues of AED 62.2 billion ($16.9 billion) and profits before tax rising to AED 9.7 billion ($2.6 billion). The strong performance is attributed to high demand for travel and air cargo, with Emirates SkyCargo handling 1,198,000 tons of cargo, a 16% increase. CEO Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum remains optimistic about future growth.