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1 month ago | flightradar24.com | Sebastián Polito

The Spanish capital will join Sichuan Airlines’ regular schedule in Europe beginning April 27th, with a new route from Chengdu. According to its website, the Chinese airline will fly four times per week with Airbus A350-900 aircraft configured for 331 or 337 passengers, being the only operator on this service. Madrid will be Sichuan’s fourth destination on the European continent, following Istanbul, Rome and St. Petersburg.

1 month ago | flightradar24.com | Sebastián Polito

San Diego will join Copa Airlines’ regular schedule beginning June 25th. The Panamanian carrier will fly from Panama City’s Tocumen International Airport with Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft configured for 174 passengers in three classes (12 Business, 24 Economy Extra and 138 Economy), four times a week. Copa Airlines is the main operator in the Panama – U.S. market offering currently 15 routes, all of them to/from the Panamanian capital.

2 months ago | flightradar24.com | Ian Petchenik |Ian Love

Ian Petchenik Ian Petchenik’s love of aviation began at an early age growing up next to Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. As Flightradar24’s director of communications and co-host of the AvTalk podcast Ian now gets to share that passion for aviation with millions of Flightradar24 users and listeners around the world.

2 months ago | flightradar24.com | Ian Petchenik

On this week’s episode of AvTalk, a Bering Air Cessna 208 crashes near Nome, Alaska. Updates on the mid-air collision in Washington DC and what airspace changes may become permanent. New propulsion technology projects from major manufacturers are being pushed back 5-10 years. And we share the recipe for the ultimate inflight desert. Thank you for listening!Thank you so much for listening to AvTalk! Like the podcast? Have suggestions for future shows? Let us know by leaving a review on iTunes.

2 months ago | flightradar24.com | Sebastián Polito

Qatar Airways has announced in January it will expand its operations in South America from mid-2025, with the launch of a new triangular route from/to Hamad International Airport in Doha. The airline will operate the Doha – Bogotá – Caracas – Doha route with Boeing 777-200(LR) aircraft configured for 276 passengers in two classes (42 Business Class and 234 Economy Class). The capitals of Colombia and Venezuela will join Sao Paulo, its only destination in the region.