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Emirates will offer insurance to bring passengers back to Dubai / Photo: Petr Podrouzek / Shutterstock
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Emirates has come up with a way to bring tourists back to Dubai. What does it offer?
In a worst-case scenario, Italian airline ITA Airways could cut up to a fifth of its flights during the winter season / Photo: Rudzenka / Shutterstock.com
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'Can't fly empty': FT told of risk of canceling 'tens of thousands' of flights in winter
Photo: Komsan Loonprom / Shutterstock.com
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Airlines' profits predicted to halve in 2026 due to fuel price hikes
EasyJet shares soared to an intraday high of 13% - US investment firm Castlelake has shown interest in taking over the carrier / Photo: Minh K Tran / Shutterstock
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EasyJet shares soar: US investor shows interest in buying the low-cost carrier
Shares of Chinas leading airlines lose value faster than competitors / Photo: Telsek / Shutterstock.com
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The war has brought down the shares of China's biggest airlines. HSBC expects their losses to reach $3.2 billion
JetBlue, the sixth largest U.S. airline, tried to buy Spirit, but the deal was blocked by regulators in 2024 / Photo: Markus Mainka / Shutterstock.com
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Three smaller airlines set to benefit from Spirit's demise
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has developed a plan in case of armageddon scenario / Photo: teal sun/Shutterstock
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Ryanair prepared for 'armageddon' amid fuel crisis
The airline industry has canceled thousands of flights in response to the conflict in Iran. Photo: Jaromir Chalabala/Shutterstock
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Era of cheap airfares may be coming to an end due to war in the Middle East - FT
Air carriers across Europe are slashing prices on summer flights. Photo: Tupungato/Shutterstock
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Airlines in Europe have started cutting prices due to falling demand
Spirit Airlines, which has spent the last year and a half trying to restructure its business, announced last week that it would immediately begin winding down operations / Photo: spirit.com
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Small caps last week: Burry's new bet, Beyond Meat spiraling, Spirit out of business
Airlines around the world are reducing the number of flights. The reason is the shortage of fuel and rising fuel prices. Photo: Gerrie van der Walt / Unsplash.com
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The main thing for the week: the crisis of the airline industry, SpaceX and Musk's power, Palantir's disappointment
Air carriers around the world are increasing ticket prices, introducing additional fares and reducing the number of flights due to expensive jet fuel / Photo: Unsplash.com / Lumin Osity
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Prices higher, forecasts worse, flight cancelations: how airlines are weathering the fuel crisis
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