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Latest news and interesting information about flights.
AZAL Baku-Nakhchivan Flights Delayed
AZAL announces delays on Baku-Nakhchivan flights on July 5, 2026 due to bad weather in Nakhchivan. Passengers will be notified.
First shock in China: No Google, robots everywhere
Azerbaijani travelers' first impressions of China: no Google, robots everywhere, beggars with QR codes. A report on technology and culture.
Wizz Air launches Baku-Bratislava flights
Wizz Air will start direct flights between Baku and Bratislava from September 2026, operating twice weekly.
Flight changes to Turkey warning
NATO summit may cause flight changes in Ankara. Important warning for passengers.
AZAL launches direct flights to Brussels
AZAL launches direct flights to Brussels. First flight on May 8, 2027. 4 weekly flights. Tickets on sale now.
AZAL Cancels Nakhchivan Flights - REASON
AZAL cancels Baku-Nakhchivan flights on June 27 due to thunderstorms. Safety is the top priority.
Iran restores flights over entire territory
Iran restores flights over entire territory, including western region. Transit flights now permitted.
Fidan: Ready for normalization with Armenia
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan in Russia declares readiness for normalization with Armenia under appropriate conditions.
AZAL resumes Baku-Nakhchivan flights
AZAL resumes Baku-Nakhchivan flights after weather stabilization. Operations continue on schedule.
Summer Travels from Baku: Wide Choices
Summer travel from Baku with nearly 40 airlines. Destinations in Turkey, Europe, Asia, and Central Asia.
Kuwait closes airspace after Iran attacks
Kuwait closes airspace after Iran attacks. In-flight planes redirected to other airports.
Tensions in Middle East: US fighter hits tanker heading to Iran
US fighter strikes oil tanker heading to Iran in Gulf of Oman. CENTCOM diverted 134 vessels.
Airlines may cancel tens of thousands of flights this winter
Airlines may cancel tens of thousands of flights this winter due to Middle East tensions and high fuel prices. IATA cuts profit forecast. ITA Airways and Turkish Airlines plan reductions.
Pilot flew 17 years with fake license
Canadian police arrested an Air Canada pilot who flew with a fake license for 17 years, conducting over 900 flights. Safety checks were passed.
Artemis III crew announced
NASA announces Artemis III crew: Andre Douglas, Frank Rubio, Randy Bresnik and Luca Parmitano to test Moon technologies.
Middle East crisis could collapse US airlines - Fuel prices soar
Middle East tensions are driving up oil and fuel prices. US airlines spent $6.5 billion on fuel in April.
Philippines earthquake death toll rises to 37
7.8 magnitude earthquake in southern Philippines: death toll reaches 37, 456 injured, 1,500 buildings destroyed.
Iran lifts all flight restrictions in airspace
Iran has lifted all flight restrictions in its airspace. Civil Aviation Organization confirms safe conditions restored.
Poland closes airport for Zelensky
Poland closes airport for President Zelensky amid rising tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv.
Messi Defends Throne or Ronaldo Fulfills Dream? Countdown to Historic Tournament
Will Messi defend or Ronaldo dream? 2026 World Cup preview: new format, hosts, favorites, and Turkey. Countdown begins.
Disabled access rules approved for new buildings
New rules for disabled access in buildings approved. Universal design, barrier-free access and safety regulations detailed.
New Ganja-Tashkent flight boosts tourism and trade
Direct flights between Ganja and Tashkent launched. Tourism, trade, and cultural cooperation to expand.
Iran Strikes Kuwait Airport, Injured Reported
Iran attacked Kuwait International Airport with rockets and drones, causing injuries. All flights suspended and airspace closed.
Taiwan halts T-34C training after fatal crash
Taiwan suspends T-34C training flights after crash kills two pilots; investigation underway.
Belgium: Sudden Strike Shuts Down Airport, All Flights Cancelled
A sudden strike by air traffic controllers in Belgium shuts down Brussels Airport, cancelling all flights until evening.
Typhoon Jangmi hits Japan: Thousands without power
Typhoon Jangmi leaves 50,000+ homes without power in Japan, 600 flights canceled. Nine people injured in Okinawa.
FLYONE Asia launches flights to Baku and Ganja
FLYONE Asia starts regular flights from Tashkent to Baku and Ganja. Details on schedules and routes.
Why Are Tour Packages Getting Expensive? - Reasons
Why are tour packages getting expensive? Expert explains impact of Hormuz crisis, energy prices, and air travel costs.
Rising airfares: A threat to cruise industry?
Deutsche Bank survey: Rising airfares affect 42% of cruise travelers. Young travelers hit hardest. Cruise industry faces demand risks.
AZAL resumes flights from Ganja to St. Petersburg
AZAL resumes flights from Ganja to St. Petersburg. The first flight was on May 30, and flights will operate weekly on Saturdays.
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