NewsAOA welcomes return of VAT free shopping for international visitorsAirport Operators Association has welcomed the return of VAT free shopping for international passengers.
Link (International Airport Review)FAA removes air safety-related ban on Malaysia’s CAAThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded Malaysia’s air safety ratings.
Link (AeroTime)Orlando Airport resumes passenger flights after Hurricane IanFollowing a preliminary survey of airport property in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, commercial operations and passenger flights resumed at Orlando International Airport.
Link (International Airport Review)Nigeria Air may purchase some of China’s COMAC C919s: ReutersNigeria Air, the proposed flag carrier of Nigeria, may buy some of China’s home-grown COMAC C919 aircraft, the country’s aviation minister Hadi Sirika said.
Link (AeroTime)Heathrow invites new SMEs to join £188 billion supply chainLondon Heathrow Airport has invited the small and medium-sized enterprises community to reconnect with its multi-billion-pound supply chain.
Link (International Airport Review)World Vegetarian Day: Around the world in eight vegetarian in-flight mealsTo celebrate World Vegetarian Day 2022 (October 1), AeroTime takes you around the world in eight vegetarian in-flight meals
Link (AeroTime)Abu Dhabi Airport collaborates with Warner Bros. WorldWarner Bros. World™ in Abu Dhabi has collaborated with Etihad Airways and Abu Dhabi International Airport, welcoming passengers with an unexpected appearance from some of their infamous characters.
Link (International Airport Review)In conversation with Michael Christenssen, Los Angeles World AirportsWatch this exclusive interview with the Chief Operations & Maintenance Officer of LAWA.
Link (International Airport Review)Lifestyles of the rich and famous: celebrities who own private jets | QuizHow much do you know about celebrity private jets? Take this AeroTime quiz and find out!
Link (AeroTime)Transavia Boeing 737 suffers structural damage during landing in TunisiaA Transavia France Boeing 737 passenger aircraft suffers structural damage during landing at Djerba–Zarzis International Airport (DJE) in Tunisia.
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