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easyJet’s ‘Book with Confidence’ Drives Summer 2026 Travel Boom Across Spain, Italy and Greece

easyJet Unveils ‘Book with Confidence’ to Power Summer 2026 Travel Surge easyJet has unveiled a major customer-focused initiative set to reshape European travel demand, with its new “Book with Confidence” promise expected to drive a significant surge in summer 2026 tourism across Spain, Italy and Greece. The move comes as international travel continues its strong

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Japan Unveils Humanoid Robots at Tokyo Haneda Airport to Transform Baggage Handling and Ground Operations

Japan is taking a major step toward the future of aviation operations as humanoid robots begin trial work at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. The pilot program, led by Japan Airlines in coordination with aviation authorities, focuses on supporting baggage handling and ground operations as passenger numbers rise and labour shortages place increasing pressure on airport services.

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Airline News, Travel Technology

Emirates A380 Returns to Dubai with World-First Starlink Wi-Fi, Transforming Long-Haul Travel in 2026

Dubai’s aviation sector has entered a new chapter as Emirates’ iconic Airbus A380 returns with a world-first Starlink Wi-Fi installation, setting a new benchmark for in-flight connectivity on long-haul travel. The upgraded aircraft arrived after installation and certification work in Newquay, UK, and marks the beginning of a broader rollout planned across 2026. The move

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Airline News, Global Travel News

Global Air Travel Rises in March 2026 as Asia-Pacific Tourism Surges Despite Middle East Disruptions

Global tourism showed continued resilience in March 2026 as international and domestic travelers kept flying despite regional disruptions and higher operating costs. Newly released aviation data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) reveals that worldwide passenger demand increased by 2.1% compared with March 2025, confirming that travel appetite remains strong across many regions. The

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