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EasyJet and Airbus reached an agreement under which the airline will use the aircraft maker’s emissions reduction system.

British Airways suspended all Israel flights after one of its airplanes made an emergency U-turn before landing in Tel Aviv.

About 50% of scheduled Tel Aviv flights do not operate on Sunday, October 8, and a third are canceled on Monday, October 9

Day four of fighting between Hamas and Israel saw rising death toll and international concern over the hostages, whose fate remains unknown.

The price of oil surged as much as 5% to $89 a barrel amid fears the conflict with Hamas will hit crude production in the Middle East.

Portugal plans to sell at least 51% of TAP Air Portugal, seeking large-scale investors from the aeronautical sector to safeguard the airline's growth and ensure investment in aviation.

Global airline capacity (number of seats offered multiplied by distance flown) is finally on track to restore its pre-pandemic levels, according to data from Circium, reported by Bloomberg.

József Váradi, the CEO of Hungary's low-cost airline, Wizz Air, told an Italian daily about what happened to their lost planes.

Airlines that are still flying this week are charging more than £1,200 for the remaining seats

Hundred of flights cancelled and several cruises diverted