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KLM NW26 A350 Operations – 22SEP26

Published at 1100PDT / 1800GMT 22SEP26 KLM in the last few days further revised Airbus A350-900 service debut, now scheduled on 30OCT26 instead of 23OCT26. KLM’s planned A350 operation as of 22SEP26 includes the following. Amsterdam – Kilimanjaro – Dar es Salaam – Amsterdam eff 01DEC26 2 weekly Amsterdam – Montreal eff 30NOV26 3 weekly Amsterdam – Nairobi eff 05JAN27 3 weekly Amsterdam – Toronto Pearson eff 30OCT26 KL691/692 5 weekly (1 daily from 03MAR27) Amsterdam – Zanzibar – Dar es Salaam – Amsterdam eff 06DEC26 1 weekly (2 weekly 08JAN27 – 19FEB27)

AAeroRoutesAeroRoutes - Jim Liu21h ago
  • neutral toward KLM Royal Dutch Airlines · 99%

Luke Littler threatens to boycott Netherlands darts events after booing

‘If the Dutch stay like this I’m not going,’ says teenager Littler’s hopes of clean sweep ended by Jonny Clayton Luke Littler has threatened to boycott tournaments in the Netherlands after being booed and whistled during the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam. The back-to-back world champion faced a hostile environment during his win against the home favourite Danny Noppert on Friday and it escalated on Saturday night as the referee Charlie Costorphine had to intervene in the last-16 win against Nathan Aspinall. Continue reading...

The GuardianThe GuardianPress Association20 Sept

Corendon Airlines unveils new destinations for summer 2027

Corendon Airlines announced its summer 2027 flight schedule at its annual Amsterdam business partner Get Together. The schedule, which is now available for booking, includes the launch of new routes to Istanbul and Bulgaria in summer 2027, alongside its previously announced Curaçao service starting in December 2026. Despite challenging market conditions, Corendon Airlines continues to expand its route network while maintaining a strong focus on customer satisfaction.

Breaking Travel NewsBreaking Travel News20 Sept
  • favorable toward Corendon Airlines · 78%

Drone activity forces temporary closure of Luxembourg Airport, 19 flights diverted

Luxembourg Airport temporarily suspended all flight operations on Friday evening, 18 September, after unauthorised unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) were detected in the vicinity of and subsequently over the aerodrome. The disruption affected 19 inbound flights and more than 1,800 passengers. Luxair confirmed that 17 of its flights were diverted, while one KLM flight from Amsterdam […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beBart Noëth19 Sept
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LATAM Brasil NW26 Intercontinental Service Changes – 18SEP26

Published at 0000PDT / 0700GMT 19SEP26 LATAM Airlines Brasil in the last few weeks filed selected changes to intercontinental service for Northern winter 2026/27 season. Based on schedule filing comparison 14JUN26 vs 18SEP26, planned changes include the following. Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Amsterdam eff 25OCT26 Reduce from initially filed 7 to 5 weekly, 787-9 (second half of November 2026 is 4 weekly) Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Barcelona eff 18DEC26 787-9 operates 6 weekly flights, instead of 777-300ER/787-9 mix Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Johannesburg eff 02DEC26 Increase from 3 to 4 weekly, 787-9 Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Madrid eff 25OCT26 Increase from initially filed 10 to 11 weekly, 787-9 Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Miami eff 10DEC26 Increase from 16 to 17 weekly, 787-9/777-300ER

AAeroRoutesAeroRoutes - Jim Liu19 Sept
  • neutral toward LATAM Airlines · 99%

Croatia Airlines schedules A319 retirement within weeks

Croatia Airlines has tentatively scheduled the retirement of its remaining Airbus A319 aircraft for next month as it accelerates its transition towards an all-A220 in-house fleet. Based on the carrier’s current schedule filing, the type is due to operate its final commercial service on October 11. The A319’s last day of operations is presently scheduled to involve flights from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, continuing to Rome, before returning to Dubrovnik and finally Zagreb. However, the allocation remains tentative and is highly likely to change as the airline adjusts its fleet deployment. Nevertheless, the filing provides an indication that Croatia Airlines plans to end A319 operations imminently. The carrier currently has four active A319s, registered 9A-CTG, 9A-CTH, 9A-CTL and 9A-CTN. The type has formed part of Croatia Airlines’ fleet since 1998 and has been deployed extensively across its domestic and European network. The aircraft are configured with 144 seats. Their withdrawal will follow the retirement of Croatia Airlines’ final Airbus A320 earlier this year. The last aircraft of the type, registered 9A-CTO, operated its final commercial service between Zagreb and Amsterdam on January 26, bringing an end to almost three decades of A320 operations at the airline. The accelerated phase-out of the A319s comes as Croatia Airlines continues the largest fleet renewal programme in its history. The carrier currently operates eleven A220s, comprising nine A220-300s and two smaller A220-100s. It expects to take delivery of a further three A220 aircraft by the end of this year, subject to the manufacturer’s delivery schedule. The fifteenth and final jet from the current order is due to arrive in 2027. Croatia Airlines will continue operating its remaining three Dash 8 Q400 turboprops during the 2026/27 winter season. They are expected to be retired at the end of the scheduling period in late March 2027. The airline will then operate an all-A220 in-house fleet, supplemented by wet-leased ATR72 turboprops. Its ATR operations are expected to expand next summer , with a second aircraft planned and the number of flights operated by the type set to increase significantly. EX-YU Aviation News

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