اتزس عُاويٍ االخثار فيًا يخض حادز انغائزج انزوسيح االهزاو طفحح ( )1
* -يظزع 224فً سمىط عائزج ركاب روسيح تسيُاء طفحح ()6 * -كارشح جىيح فىق جثم اتى حظيزج * -اسًاعيم :عًهيهد انثحس عهً يساحح 8كيهى يرزاخ وانظُذوق االسىد يحذد سثة سمىط انغائزج طفحح ()6 * -انغيار هشاو انذية :انًؤشزاخ االونيح ذسرثعذ االرهاب وعىايم انجى طفحح ()9 طفحح ()9 * -فزيك يٍ انخثزاء يظم نهًىلع وانًغار يرحفظ عهً انًهف
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انذسرىر • -يظزع 224شخظا فً ذحغى عائزج روسيح تسيُاء طفحح ()4 • -يظادر يظزيح :لائذ انغائزج اذظم تانًزالة فً يغار انماهزج واخثزج ترعغم اجهشج االذظال • طفحح ()5-4
انًساء • -عغم فًُ يفاجًء سثة سمىط االيزتاص انزوسيح * -انجاًَ ..عغم فًُ
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االخثار انًسائً • -سمىط انغائزج انزوسيح فً وسظ سيُاء يحشٌ انًظزييٍ
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انىفذ * -ذحغى عائزج ركاب ايزتاص روسيح فً سيُاء عهً يرُها 224فزدا
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اتزس عُاويٍ االخثار فيًا يخض حادز انغائزج انزوسيح
انيىو انساتع * -انظُذوق االسىد يكشف اسزار سمىط انغائزج انزوسيح تسيُاء طفحح ()1 طفحح ()4 • -ذفاطيم سمىط عائزج ركاب روسيح تىسظ سيُاء
انعانى انيىو • -انًعايُح انًثذئيح ذكشف عغال فُيا وراء انسمىط ..وانغائزج انًُكىتح عًزها 18عايا طفحح ()6 • -سمىط عائزج روسيح فً سيُاء
االهزاو انًسائً • -كشف نغش سمىط انغائزج انزوسيح خالل ساعاخ
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انىعٍ • -كارشح جىيح خغيزج فً سًاء شًال سيُاء
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•انًساء • -عغم فًُ ..وراء سمىط انغائزج انزوسيح
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عغم يؤخز إلالع رحهح يظز نهغيزاٌ نثزوكسم 3ساعاخ
اضغزخ يظز نهغيزاٌ نرغييز عائزج رحهرها انًرجهح انيىو يٍ يغار انماهزج إنً تزوكسم تعذ إطاتح انغائزج انزئيسيح تعغم ذعذر إطالحه تسزعح ،وغادرخ انزحهح تعذ ذأخيز داو شالز ساعاخ و 20دليمح. وطزحد يظادر يالحيح تًغار انماهزج أَه أُشُاء اسرعذاد لائذ رحهح يظز نهغيزاٌ رلى 725نإللالع يرىجها إنً تزوكسم فىجًء تحذوز عغم فًُ وذى إَشال ركاب انغائزج وعذدهى 102راكة وَمههى نظانح انرزاَشيد وإسرذعاء فزيك فًُ إلطالح انعغم. نكٍ ذعذر إطالحه تسزعح فرى ذغييز انغائزج تأخزي اسرأَفد انزحهح تعذ ذاخيز شالز ساعاخ و 20دليمح وعهيها 105ركاب تعذ اَضًاو شالشح ركاب ذزاَشيد وطهىا يٍ انغزدلح نزكاب انغائزج.
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Lufthansa profit soars on low fuel prices
Lufthansa on Thursday said its net profit for the July to September period increased by 41.5 percent year-on-year to 794 million euros ($867 million). The company, which owns subsidiary Germanwings as well as Swiss and Austrian Airlines, saw its revenue up 5.1 percent in the same period. "The realignment of the Lufthansa group is now being reflected in good results," CEO Carsten Spohr said in a statement. "There's no question that the low oil price helped us achieve these." He conceded, though, that "we cannot expect to fly for too long with a tailwind of low oil prices.â&#x20AC;&#x153; Lufthansa also logged an increase in passenger volumes in the summer months and a significantly improved load factor. The airline said it was now projecting full-year operating profit to come in at between 1.75 and 1.95 billion euros, up from the 1.5 billion euros projected previously. Lufthansa is in the middle of a huge restructuring processaimed at becoming more profitable and keeping at bay long-haul rivals such as Emirates and Turkish Airlines. In Europe, the carrier is struggling with mounting competition from budget airlines such as Ryanair. It's aiming to boost operations of its own no-frills carrier, Eurowings.
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China signs deal to buy 130 Airbus aircraft during Merkel visit
The deal was announced after a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in Beijing. The contract includes 30 wide-body A330s and 100 narrow-body A320s. Earlier this year, Airbus agreed to build a new assembly facility in China's northern port of Tianjin. The company is engaged in a battle with US-based Boeing for dominance in the growing Chinese market. "We are grateful to CAS [China Aviation Supplies], one of our longest standing customers, for its continued confidence in Airbus and in the versatile A330 Family as well as the best-selling A320 Family," said Airbus president Fabrice Bregier in a statement. In August, Boeing said China was expected to add 6,330 new aircraft to its commercial fleet by 2034. Airbus has headquarters in Germany and France.
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Qatar Airways launches QR Express and eyes e-commerce market Qatar Airways Cargo has announced the launch of a new product, QR Express, and signalled its intention to take advantage of the ecommerce market. The company announced the QR Express product at a conference in Doha earlier this week. In an official statement, Qatar Airways Cargo described the new product: “QR Express provides clients with the opportunity to book through a simplified system with high boarding priority and rapid handling, guaranteeing the speedy delivery of their cargo. Other key features include short and flexible close outs, quick and dedicated ramp transfer (for transit express), as well as priority loading at origin and unloading at final destination and speedy retrieval at final destination (approximately 90mins).” Speaking at the conference, however, Qatar Airway’s CEO Akbar Al Baker gave more details and explained that the QR Express was focused on delivering to the needs of the e-commerce market. According to media reports, he also reportedly said the company “wanted to get into the courier business” – with a third party providing final-mile delivery under the Qatar Airways brand, and QR Express offering a simplified booking process, high-priority boarding and quick handing.
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(1) Qatar Airways and JetBlue strengthen their successful code-share agreement
DOHA, QATAR – Qatar Airways has announced the expansion of its code-share partnership with JetBlue, adding 29 new code-share destinations on the airline’s route network from Boston Logan International Airport. The expanded partnership will take effect from 16th March 2016 to coincide with the launch of Qatar Airways’ daily direct flights to Boston. Passengers will now be able to connect onto JetBlue’s network with a seamless transfer process via both New York and Boston.
“The strengthening of this code-share agreement comes at a time when Qatar Airways is focused upon expanding its own direct links to the United States and beyond, with the launch of non-stop services to Los Angeles, Atlanta and Boston throughout 2016,” said Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, His Excellency Mr. Akbar Al Baker.
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“Passengers travelling to Boston on our latest flagship A350 XWB aircraft will be able to connect onwards to almost 30 JetBlue destinations across the continent, enhancing the overall passenger experience for all, thanks to this expanded code-share agreement.” The partnership will include new code-share routes from Boston (BOS) to; Austin (AUS), Charleston (CHS), Cleveland (CLE), Denver (DEN), Detroit (DTW), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Fort Myers (RSW), Jacksonville )JAX(, Las Vegas )LAS(, Long Beach )LGB(, Martha’s Vineyard (MVY), Nantucket (ACK), New Orleans (MSY), Oakland (OAK), Orlando (MCO), Portland (PDX), Raleigh Durham (RDU), Richmond (RIC), Sacramento (SMF), Saint Thomas (STT), San Diego (SAN), San Francisco (SFO), San Jose (SJC), San Juan (SJU), Sarasota (SRQ), Savannah (SAV), Seattle (SEA), Tampa (TPA) and West Palm Beach (PBI). At the annual Skytrax 2015 World Airline Awards in June, Qatar Airways was awarded World’s Best Airline, Best Business Class Airline Seat, and Best Airline in the Middle East. Qatar Airways has seen rapid growth in just 18 years of operation and today flies a modern fleet of 166 aircraft to 152 key business and leisure destinations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, North America and South America
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Etihad Airways welcomes Virgin Australia Alliance Abu Dhabi, Oct 30 (IANS/WAM): United Arab Emirates (UAE) flag carrier Etihad Airways on Friday welcomed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s )ACCC( draft determination approving the re-authorisation of its agreement with Virgin Australia for a further five years. This will enable Etihad Airways and Virgin Australia to continue codesharing on the Australia-Abu Dhabi route and offering reciprocal lounge and frequent flyer benefits beyond the current authorisation’s expiry date of February 25, 2016. Etihad Airways’ president and chief executive officer, James Hogan, said: "The announcement by the ACCC is great news for the partnership and for Australian travellers. "In its first five years, the partnership between Etihad Airways and Virgin Australia has promoted vigorous competition in the Australian travel market, increasing choice for travellers, and has generated significant benefits and increased revenue for each airline through the alignment of our operations." "Our intention over the next five years is to expand our global reach and to enhance the guest experience for our shared customers." Under the current agreement, Etihad Airways and Virgin Australia offer codeshare services to 39 international destinations in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Pakistan, and to 52 destinations in Australia and Asia. They also cooperate extensively in the areas of sales and marketing, purchasing and procurement, flight and cabin crew secondments and offer reciprocal benefits to their frequent flyers including access to airport lounges across their combined networks.
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