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ICE Proposed Airline for Increased Deportations
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem proposes using $30 billion to create an ICE airline to increase deportations from roughly 15,000 per month to 30,000-35,000, potentially costing $2.4 billion to $12 billion for 30 planes and significantly altering ICE operations.
ICE Proposed Airline for Increased Deportations
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem proposes using $30 billion to create an ICE airline to increase deportations from roughly 15,000 per month to 30,000-35,000, potentially costing $2.4 billion to $12 billion for 30 planes and significantly altering ICE operations.
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52% Bias Score


Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Ends With Tentative Agreement
Air Canada flight attendants ended a strike after reaching a tentative agreement with their union, resolving a dispute over wages and working conditions that caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and affected hundreds of thousands of passengers; the agreement must be ratified by union memb...
Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Ends With Tentative Agreement
Air Canada flight attendants ended a strike after reaching a tentative agreement with their union, resolving a dispute over wages and working conditions that caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and affected hundreds of thousands of passengers; the agreement must be ratified by union memb...
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40% Bias Score


Russia-US Summit: Direct Flights and Infrastructure Projects Discussed
Following a summit in Alaska, Russian and US officials are discussing resuming direct flights between Moscow and major US cities, potentially expanding to other routes and even considering large-scale infrastructure projects like a bridge or tunnel, though any such initiatives require demonstrable e...
Russia-US Summit: Direct Flights and Infrastructure Projects Discussed
Following a summit in Alaska, Russian and US officials are discussing resuming direct flights between Moscow and major US cities, potentially expanding to other routes and even considering large-scale infrastructure projects like a bridge or tunnel, though any such initiatives require demonstrable e...
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32% Bias Score


India-Pakistan Airspace Closure Causes Millions in Losses
Following a militant attack in Pahalgam, India-administered Kashmir, on April 24, 2025, Pakistan and India closed their airspace to each other's flights for over three months, causing Pakistan a PKR 4.1 billion revenue loss and India 2,458 flight cancellations or reschedulings.
India-Pakistan Airspace Closure Causes Millions in Losses
Following a militant attack in Pahalgam, India-administered Kashmir, on April 24, 2025, Pakistan and India closed their airspace to each other's flights for over three months, causing Pakistan a PKR 4.1 billion revenue loss and India 2,458 flight cancellations or reschedulings.
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28% Bias Score


Labour's Heathrow Support: Environmental and Electoral Risks
Labour's support for Heathrow's third runway faces backlash due to environmental concerns, displacement of 15,000 residents, and massive cost, undermining their green policies and potentially impacting the next election.
Labour's Heathrow Support: Environmental and Electoral Risks
Labour's support for Heathrow's third runway faces backlash due to environmental concerns, displacement of 15,000 residents, and massive cost, undermining their green policies and potentially impacting the next election.
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56% Bias Score


Ethiopia Rejects Russia's Bid to Lease Planes, Exposing Sanctions Impact
Ethiopia rejected Russia's request to lease planes from Ethiopian Airlines to circumvent Western sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine, citing its own aircraft needs and legal obligations; the rejection reflects the growing challenges facing Russia's aviation industry.
Ethiopia Rejects Russia's Bid to Lease Planes, Exposing Sanctions Impact
Ethiopia rejected Russia's request to lease planes from Ethiopian Airlines to circumvent Western sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine, citing its own aircraft needs and legal obligations; the rejection reflects the growing challenges facing Russia's aviation industry.
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40% Bias Score

Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Defies Court Order, Disrupting Thousands
Air Canada flight attendants initiated an illegal strike on Saturday, defying a court order to return to work, disrupting 130,000 daily travelers at the peak of summer and causing the cancellation of over 2,500 flights.

Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Defies Court Order, Disrupting Thousands
Air Canada flight attendants initiated an illegal strike on Saturday, defying a court order to return to work, disrupting 130,000 daily travelers at the peak of summer and causing the cancellation of over 2,500 flights.
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40% Bias Score

Cathay Group Expands Mainland China Operations Amidst Soaring Travel Demand
Cathay Group is expanding its mainland China operations, increasing staff to 4,000 by year-end, adding new routes, and investing \$12.79 billion in fleet and infrastructure to meet growing travel demand, fueled by a 10 percent year-on-year increase in mainland Chinese visits to Hong Kong.

Cathay Group Expands Mainland China Operations Amidst Soaring Travel Demand
Cathay Group is expanding its mainland China operations, increasing staff to 4,000 by year-end, adding new routes, and investing \$12.79 billion in fleet and infrastructure to meet growing travel demand, fueled by a 10 percent year-on-year increase in mainland Chinese visits to Hong Kong.
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44% Bias Score

Chubu Centrair: World's Best Regional Airport for 11 Years Running
Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) in Japan, named the World's Best Regional Airport by Skytrax for 11 consecutive years, offers a unique blend of efficiency and entertainment, featuring ninja-themed decor, diverse dining, retail options, and a free aviation theme park with a Boeing 787 and ...

Chubu Centrair: World's Best Regional Airport for 11 Years Running
Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) in Japan, named the World's Best Regional Airport by Skytrax for 11 consecutive years, offers a unique blend of efficiency and entertainment, featuring ninja-themed decor, diverse dining, retail options, and a free aviation theme park with a Boeing 787 and ...
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40% Bias Score

Turkish Airlines Invests €275 Million in Air Europa, Securing its Future
Turkish Airlines will loan Air Europa €275 million, acquiring a 26-27% stake, enabling Air Europa to repay its SEPI loan and securing its future with two major airline alliances; the deal follows previous failed negotiations with IAG.

Turkish Airlines Invests €275 Million in Air Europa, Securing its Future
Turkish Airlines will loan Air Europa €275 million, acquiring a 26-27% stake, enabling Air Europa to repay its SEPI loan and securing its future with two major airline alliances; the deal follows previous failed negotiations with IAG.
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48% Bias Score

War in Ukraine Cripples Russian Air Travel: Hundreds of Flights Canceled
A cyberattack on Aeroflot and increased drone activity led to the cancellation of 517 flights in Moscow and St. Petersburg between July 19th and 22nd, 2023, highlighting the impact of the war in Ukraine on Russia's aviation sector and causing significant passenger disruption, with travelers sleeping...

War in Ukraine Cripples Russian Air Travel: Hundreds of Flights Canceled
A cyberattack on Aeroflot and increased drone activity led to the cancellation of 517 flights in Moscow and St. Petersburg between July 19th and 22nd, 2023, highlighting the impact of the war in Ukraine on Russia's aviation sector and causing significant passenger disruption, with travelers sleeping...
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48% Bias Score

New FAA Rule Simplifies Drone Operations Beyond Visual Range
The FAA proposed a new rule that simplifies the process for companies to use drones over longer distances out of sight, addressing previous regulatory hurdles and enabling broader commercial applications while mitigating safety and security concerns.

New FAA Rule Simplifies Drone Operations Beyond Visual Range
The FAA proposed a new rule that simplifies the process for companies to use drones over longer distances out of sight, addressing previous regulatory hurdles and enabling broader commercial applications while mitigating safety and security concerns.
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44% Bias Score
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