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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.
Air India Crew Sleeps in Business Class Amid Passenger Downgrades
Air India is facing significant service challenges, particularly on its Delhi to Chicago flights, where crew members have reportedly occupied business class seats meant for passengers, leading to downgrades to economy class. Passengers have experienced issues with seat malfunctions often dismissed as “technical,” while crew rests in premium seats. Despite recent privatization under Tata Group, which aims to modernize the airline, these problems highlight a need for cultural change and improved customer service. In response, Air India will implement a policy requiring staff to fly economy on domestic routes starting in 2025, ensuring priority for paying customers.
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EASA Approves Airbus A350-900’s RR Trent XWB-84 Engine
The Airbus A350-900 has received EASA certification for its enhanced Trent XWB-84 EP engines, marking a significant advancement in aviation. The EP variant offers a 1% reduction in fuel consumption, which can lead to substantial savings over the aircraft’s lifecycle. Key improvements in the engine include enhanced aerodynamics and advanced cooling systems. Airbus has reported over 1,300 orders for the A350, highlighting its market demand. The Trent XWB-84 engine is designed for reliability and environmental compliance, significantly reducing emissions. This certification underscores the commitment to innovation and efficiency in long-range aviation, with FAA approval anticipated soon.
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