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Thailand
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Four Seasons Chiang Mai Unveils Immersive Lanna Rice Experience for 65th Anniversary

Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai is celebrating 65 years of Four Seasons with a new experience rooted in Northern Thailand’s agricultural heritage. The Journey of Rice: Connecting Guests to the Heart of Lanna brings visitors into the resort’s working rice fields. It combines traditional planting, local knowledge and a sunset gathering overlooking the landscape. The

Singapore Airlines
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Singapore Airlines Crowned World’s Best Airline 2026 in Major Skytrax Victory

Singapore Airlines has been named the World’s Best Airline 2026 at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, based on international passenger feedback. The achievement returns Singapore’s flag carrier to the top of the global ranking. It also strengthens the country’s reputation for premium aviation, international connectivity and passenger-focused service. Singapore Airlines secured additional recognition for the

Montego Bay
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Cayman Airways Adds Grand Cayman–Montego Bay Holiday Flights for 2026

Cayman Airways will strengthen Caribbean holiday connectivity with seasonal flights between Grand Cayman and Montego Bay during Christmas and New Year. The limited programme will begin on Friday, December 18, 2026. Weekly Tuesday services will then operate from December 22 through January 5, 2027. Flights will connect Owen Roberts International Airport in Grand Cayman with

Scandinavia
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SAS Celebrates 80 Years With Historic New York Flights and Major Fleet Renewal

SAS Scandinavian Airlines has celebrated its 80th anniversary by revisiting the New York connection that helped define its international growth. Special flights linked Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo with New York, highlighting eight decades of change in transatlantic aviation. The milestone also connected the airline’s pioneering history with its current fleet renewal strategy. SAS launched its

Munich
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Lufthansa Takes Oktoberfest 2026 Sky-High With New Bavarian Crew Costumes

Lufthansa will bring the spirit of Oktoberfest 2026 into the skies through special flights, Bavarian cuisine and redesigned crew costumes. Selected long-haul crews will replace their regular uniforms with traditional Bavarian clothing during the festival season. The first special services will leave Munich for Bangalore and Beijing on September 19, 2026. Flight LH764 will carry

Fleet Expansion
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Lufthansa Accelerates Historic Fleet Renewal With 20 New Boeing 737 MAX 10 Aircraft

Lufthansa Group is advancing its long-term fleet renewal strategy by committing to 20 additional Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft. The German aviation group exercised purchase options secured through an earlier agreement with Boeing. Deliveries are expected to begin during the early 2030s. The new aircraft will support the gradual replacement of older Airbus A320-family jets

Airline Staff Service
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Iberia Wins Europe’s Best Airline Staff Crown in Major Skytrax 2026 Triumph

Iberia has won the Best Airline Staff Service in Europe title at the Skytrax World Airline Awards 2026. The award recognises the customer experience delivered by Iberia employees across airport and onboard operations. It places particular emphasis on the professionalism, hospitality and consistency of cabin crew and ground teams. Skytrax announced the honour during its

Domestic Flights
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Congo Airways Eyes September 20 Comeback to Transform Travel Across the DRC

Congo Airways is targeting 20 September 2026 for a restart as the Democratic Republic of Congo works to restore its national airline. The planned comeback could improve connectivity across one of Africa’s largest countries. However, technical, financial and operational preparations must still be completed before dependable passenger services can resume. Vice Prime Minister for Transport

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