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Finnair Faces Flight Cancellations Amid Pilots’ Union Dispute

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Finnair (Finland) is bracing for disruptions following the rejection of a settlement proposal by the airline’s pilots’ union. The proposal, which was submitted by the National Conciliator and accepted by the employer, was aimed at resolving ongoing labor disagreements. However, the union’s refusal has escalated the situation, leading to operational challenges for the airline.

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Delta Sues CrowdStrike for $500M Over July 2024 Outage Linked to 7,000 Flight Cancellations

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Regional Express Secures $52.6M Government Funding to Sustain Regional Routes

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Regional Express Holdings (Rex), one of Australia’s prominent regional airlines, has secured $52.6 million in government funding to keep its essential regional routes operational during an extended voluntary administration process. The financial support underscores the government’s commitment to sustaining critical air connectivity across Australia, particularly for remote and underserved communities relying on Rex’s services. Although the exact terms…

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Breeze Airways Extends Embraer Fleet Operations Until 2026

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Breeze Airways, the U.S.-based low-cost carrier, has announced plans to continue operating its Embraer aircraft until 2026, extending their service beyond initial projections. This strategic decision reflects the airline’s commitment to maintaining operational flexibility and meeting evolving market demands.