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Cyberattack Disrupts Japan Airlines Operations
A cyberattack on Japan Airlines (JAL) at 00:24 GMT on December 25, 2023, disrupted IT systems, causing delays to over ten domestic and international flights and temporarily halting ticket sales, though no customer data was compromised and systems were restored later that day.
Cyberattack Disrupts Japan Airlines Operations
A cyberattack on Japan Airlines (JAL) at 00:24 GMT on December 25, 2023, disrupted IT systems, causing delays to over ten domestic and international flights and temporarily halting ticket sales, though no customer data was compromised and systems were restored later that day.
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24% Bias Score
China to Build World's Largest Man-Made Island Airport
China is constructing the world's largest airport on a man-made island off its northeast coast, the Dalian Jinzhou Bay International Airport, projected to handle 80 million passengers annually by 2035, overcoming complex geological challenges to address the capacity limitations of the existing airpo...
China to Build World's Largest Man-Made Island Airport
China is constructing the world's largest airport on a man-made island off its northeast coast, the Dalian Jinzhou Bay International Airport, projected to handle 80 million passengers annually by 2035, overcoming complex geological challenges to address the capacity limitations of the existing airpo...
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48% Bias Score
China Poised to Dominate Global Aviation Services Market by 2043
By 2043, China's aviation services market is expected to become the world's largest, reaching $61 billion (almost triple 2024's $23 billion) due to fleet expansion, aging aircraft, and increased maintenance demand; this requires 478,000 additional skilled workers and a $2 billion budget increase for...
China Poised to Dominate Global Aviation Services Market by 2043
By 2043, China's aviation services market is expected to become the world's largest, reaching $61 billion (almost triple 2024's $23 billion) due to fleet expansion, aging aircraft, and increased maintenance demand; this requires 478,000 additional skilled workers and a $2 billion budget increase for...
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60% Bias Score
China's Low-Altitude Economy Takes Flight
China's low-altitude economy is booming, with drone deliveries at the Great Wall, air taxis in Shanghai, and widespread agricultural drone use; the government projects a market value of 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035.
China's Low-Altitude Economy Takes Flight
China's low-altitude economy is booming, with drone deliveries at the Great Wall, air taxis in Shanghai, and widespread agricultural drone use; the government projects a market value of 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035.
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48% Bias Score
Record Chinese Tourism Surge Expected in Australia This Summer
Australia anticipates a record number of Chinese tourists this summer due to eight new Chinese air routes, increased flight capacity reaching 104% of pre-pandemic levels, and eased diplomatic relations, potentially leading to economic benefits but also logistical challenges during an already busy tr...
Record Chinese Tourism Surge Expected in Australia This Summer
Australia anticipates a record number of Chinese tourists this summer due to eight new Chinese air routes, increased flight capacity reaching 104% of pre-pandemic levels, and eased diplomatic relations, potentially leading to economic benefits but also logistical challenges during an already busy tr...
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36% Bias Score
Hong Kong-Taipei Reclaims Title of World's Busiest Flight Route
The Hong Kong-Taipei route topped OAG's 2024 list of busiest international flight routes with nearly 7 million seats, surpassing its pre-pandemic peak and last year's leader, Singapore-Kuala Lumpur (4.9 million seats); the Cairo-Jeddah route saw astonishing growth, moving from 14th in 2019 to second...
Hong Kong-Taipei Reclaims Title of World's Busiest Flight Route
The Hong Kong-Taipei route topped OAG's 2024 list of busiest international flight routes with nearly 7 million seats, surpassing its pre-pandemic peak and last year's leader, Singapore-Kuala Lumpur (4.9 million seats); the Cairo-Jeddah route saw astonishing growth, moving from 14th in 2019 to second...
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44% Bias Score
Lilium Secures Last-Minute Rescue Deal After Insolvency Filing
Facing high R&D costs and a worsening investment climate, Lilium, a German electric aircraft startup, filed for insolvency in October 2023, laying off almost all employees before securing a last-minute rescue deal with a consortium of strategic investors in November 2023.
Lilium Secures Last-Minute Rescue Deal After Insolvency Filing
Facing high R&D costs and a worsening investment climate, Lilium, a German electric aircraft startup, filed for insolvency in October 2023, laying off almost all employees before securing a last-minute rescue deal with a consortium of strategic investors in November 2023.
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40% Bias Score
Australia Mandates Air Passenger Rights Charter
The Australian government announced a new air passenger rights charter, mandating full refunds for cancelled flights, assistance for delays over three hours, and free lost luggage return, effective immediately with an interim ombudsman.
Australia Mandates Air Passenger Rights Charter
The Australian government announced a new air passenger rights charter, mandating full refunds for cancelled flights, assistance for delays over three hours, and free lost luggage return, effective immediately with an interim ombudsman.
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36% Bias Score
Western Sydney Airport Nears Completion, Set to Open in 2026
Western Sydney International Airport, named after Nancy Bird Walton, is nearing completion, set to open in 2026 with Singapore Airlines as its first international carrier. The airport prioritizes public transport, features a spacious terminal with biometric check-in, and aims to reduce passenger wai...
Western Sydney Airport Nears Completion, Set to Open in 2026
Western Sydney International Airport, named after Nancy Bird Walton, is nearing completion, set to open in 2026 with Singapore Airlines as its first international carrier. The airport prioritizes public transport, features a spacious terminal with biometric check-in, and aims to reduce passenger wai...
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48% Bias Score
Hong Kong-Taipei Tops World's Busiest Flight Routes in 2024
The Hong Kong-Taipei route reclaimed its title as the world's busiest international flight route in 2024, boasting nearly 7 million available seats, exceeding its pre-pandemic peak and outpacing last year's leader, Singapore-Kuala Lumpur.
Hong Kong-Taipei Tops World's Busiest Flight Routes in 2024
The Hong Kong-Taipei route reclaimed its title as the world's busiest international flight route in 2024, boasting nearly 7 million available seats, exceeding its pre-pandemic peak and outpacing last year's leader, Singapore-Kuala Lumpur.
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36% Bias Score
White House Urges Congress for Expanded Drone Regulation Authority
Amidst rising public concern over numerous drone sightings across East Coast states, the White House is pushing for Congress to pass legislation granting expanded authority to federal, state, and local governments to regulate drones, while asserting that current investigations reveal no national sec...
White House Urges Congress for Expanded Drone Regulation Authority
Amidst rising public concern over numerous drone sightings across East Coast states, the White House is pushing for Congress to pass legislation granting expanded authority to federal, state, and local governments to regulate drones, while asserting that current investigations reveal no national sec...
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40% Bias Score
"Tschentscher Accuses Union States of Blocking Crucial Germany Decisions"
"Hamburgs mayor Peter Tschentscher accuses Union-led states of blocking key decisions on biometric data use for crime-fighting and industrial energy relief due to election tactics, hindering Germany's economic competitiveness and security, while praising a new digital administration treaty."
"Tschentscher Accuses Union States of Blocking Crucial Germany Decisions"
"Hamburgs mayor Peter Tschentscher accuses Union-led states of blocking key decisions on biometric data use for crime-fighting and industrial energy relief due to election tactics, hindering Germany's economic competitiveness and security, while praising a new digital administration treaty."
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40% Bias Score
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