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WestJet and Its Cabin Crews Force Aviation’s Real Labor Debate
After a short but visible strike, WestJet and CUPE reached a tentative agreement. Beyond the return of flights, a larger question now dominates: who pays for the invisible time of air travel?
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19 Hours Non-Stop: The France-Australia Flight That Signals a Revolution in the Skies
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Ryanair Warns Airfares Could Rise 20%: Jet Fuel Reshapes the Low-Cost Equation
Ryanair's chief expects European fares could rise 10% to 20% next year as fuel costs increase. It is a forecast, not a set price, and signals a cost shock airlines cannot absorb alone.
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Korean Air: Boeing Bet Reshapes Aviation
Korean Air has finalized a record order for 103 Boeing aircraft. Behind the headline number lies a battle over capacity, cargo, industrial diplomacy and fleet renewal.