Civil aviation
Bulgarian Airlines Association Explores Sofia Airport's Transit Hub Potential
Svetoslav Stanulov, chairman of the Association of Bulgarian Airlines (ABA), has emphasized the need to assess Sofia Airport's potential as a hub for transit and transfer flights. In a recent statement, cited by BTA, Stanulov underscored the critical role such a transformation could play in enhancing connectivity, positioning Bulgaria as a pivotal player in the air travel network.
The shocking moment when lightning strikes an airplane in the air (video)
The passenger aircraft continued its journey normally towards its destination
Greek Covid advisory issued for travelers coming from China
Greece's National Organization for Public Health (EODY) issued on Saturday a new advisory requiring travelers on direct flights from China to present negative Covid test carried out 48 hours from departure.
Beating the winter blues in the warmest Greek beaches
Here’s our round-up of the warmest beaches for your sunny short-haul destinations
A Russian Plane traveled 15,000 km to pick up Diplomats
The plane, sent from Moscow to pick up expelled Russian diplomats from Greece and then from Spain, was forced to travel 15,000 km on a detour due to a ban on flights to the EU, according to the flight tracking site FlightRadar24.
Serbian President Vucic: Ukraine and an EU make false bomb threats to Air Serbia aircrafts
He said his country would continue to have flights to and from Moscow
UN Civil Aviation Agency Calls Urgent Meeting to Discuss Belarus Act of Air Piracy
The UN civil aviation agency will hold an urgent meeting Thursday (27 May) to discuss Belarus after Western powers on the UN Security Council called for the body to investigate Minsk's diversion of a European flight and arrest of a dissident.
"We could have asked for the winter ski centers to be closed, but..."
As he says, it was not done because there is a huge pressure from the public - people who live from the work of winter centers and the population that wants to return to normal life before the pandemic, because all this is taking too long.
Air travelers face disruptions due to work stoppages
Air commuters will face disruptions on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air announced they are canceling or rescheduling their domestic and international flights today due to a series of work stoppages over the next three days by employees of the Civil Aviation Service, including the Greek Air Traffic Controllers Association (EEEKE) and the Union of Air Traffic Safe
Airports' virus steps certified before flights
Ahead of flights resuming, Turkey is launching a certification program to show that airports are taking all necessary measures against COVID-19, according to the transport and infrastructure minister.
"We are reorganizing our airports against pandemics such as coronavirus" during the normalization process, Adil Karaismailoğlu said in a statement on May 22.
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