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Etihad Airways to Begin Peshawar Flights in September 2025
Etihad Airways will launch direct flights from Abu Dhabi to Peshawar starting September 29, 2025, marking its fourth Pakistani destination. This new route reinforces Etihad’s commitment to enhancing connectivity, as it operates 16 new destinations in 2025. Initially, flights will run five times a week, increasing to daily service by November 22, 2025, using Airbus A320 aircraft. CEO Antonoaldo Neves highlighted the importance of this route for travelers between Pakistan and various global regions. Additionally, the airline will up its Karachi flights to 17 weekly, catering to the large Pakistani expatriate community in the UAE.
Republic Airways and Mesa Air to Merge in Historic Deal
Republic Airways and Mesa Air Group have announced a historic merger to form a new publicly traded entity, Republic Airways Holdings, enhancing regional connectivity in the U.S. The merger, praised by leaders from both companies, combines Republic’s fleet of over 240 Embraer jets with Mesa’s 60 jets, aiming to strengthen operational capabilities and expand passenger reach. The new entity will maintain partnerships with major airlines and is set to finalize by late 2025. This strategic move positions Republic Airways Holdings to become a leading player in the competitive regional airline market, focusing on innovation and community connections.
Malaysia Airlines Partners with Mercedes-Benz for Premium Transfers
Malaysia Airlines Group (MAG) has partnered with Mercedes-Benz Malaysia to elevate luxury travel for its passengers. This collaboration features a fleet of premium vehicles, including the S 580 e Plug-in Hybrid and EQS 500 4MATIC, for the airline’s Private Terminal Transfer Service, enhancing comfort and convenience. Exclusive benefits will be offered to Enrich Platinum members and Business class passengers, including seamless luxury transfers and access to lifestyle events. Starting March 1, 2025, new Mercedes-Benz customers will also enjoy the Private Terminal Transfer Service. This partnership aims to redefine luxury travel, emphasizing exceptional service and memorable experiences for travelers.
Singapore Airlines Launches Paperless MRO in Malaysia
Singapore Airlines Group’s SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) has partnered with Trax to launch a groundbreaking paperless Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Malaysia. Utilizing Trax’s eMRO and eMobility products, the Base Maintenance Malaysia (BMM) facility aims to streamline operations, including maintenance planning and financial tasks, through fully digital processes. Key features include electronic task management, reduced maintenance turnaround times, optimized workforce management, and real-time inventory control. This innovative approach marks a significant milestone for both companies and the aviation industry, enhancing quality, safety, and operational reliability. Trax is known for its cloud-based aviation maintenance solutions worldwide.
IndiGo Launches New Route from Bengaluru to World’s Busiest Airport
BENGALURU- IndiGo Airlines, India’s largest low-cost carrier (LCC), plans to introduce…
Airlines Ban Power Banks Over Inflight Fire Risks
In early 2025, airlines worldwide tightened regulations on portable chargers, or power banks, due to rising incidents involving lithium battery malfunctions. New rules require passengers to fully charge power banks before flights and restrict their use onboard. Notable airlines, such as Singapore Airlines and EVA Air, have prohibited power bank usage during flights, while others, like Air Busan, mandate that they be kept on personal belongings rather than overhead lockers. With a 388% increase in lithium battery fires on U.S. flights since 2015, travelers are advised to choose quality products and monitor their power banks closely. Always check airline guidelines before flying.