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Ethiopian Airlines Minimally Affected by Currency Depreciation in 2024

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Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest airline, has reported a minimal financial impact from the more than 50% depreciation of the Ethiopian birr in 2024. The airline attributes this resilience to its robust income from international operations, which has effectively offset the currency’s sharp decline.

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Spirit Airlines Prepares for Bankruptcy Filing Following Failed Merger Talks

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Bhutan Airlines to Launch Direct Flights to Hong Kong

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Bhutan Airlines is set to expand its international operations with the launch of direct flights between Paro International Airport and Hong Kong. The new route is scheduled to commence on 27 January 2025, marking a significant step in the airline’s strategy to enhance connectivity and cater to increasing demand for travel between Bhutanand East Asia.

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Qatar Airways Cargo and Japan Airlines Sign MoU to Enhance Cargo Partnership

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Qatar Airways Cargo and Japan Airlines (JAL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen their partnership and enhance product offerings for cargo customers. This agreement aims to integrate both carriers’ networks through their hubs in Doha and Tokyo, providing customers with improved connectivity and access to a wider range of destinations.

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China Airlines Nearing Decision on Widebody Order Split Between B777X and A350-1000

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China Airlines of Taiwan is reportedly close to finalizing a decision to split its upcoming multi-billion-dollar order for 20 widebody aircraft between Boeing’s B777X and Airbus’ A350-1000. This order is aimed at replacing the airline’s 10 aging B777-300ERs while also providing additional capacity for projected growth in passenger demand.