On Sunday, Wizz Air inaugurated its first direct flight from Budapest to Copenhagen. Travel enthusiasts can now fly non-stop to the Danish capital twice a week until October 29th, and from October 30th onwards, the service will operate daily. The best available fares start from 9,890 Hungarian Forints.
The Middle East has a coffee consumption culture that dates back over 500 years, with the world’s first coffeehouses emerging here. Dubai-based airline Emirates is carrying on this legacy and, on International Coffee Day, has released a statement on how it is possible to nurture and turn coffee culture into an experience even at 11,000 meters above the clouds.
Qantas Airways’ reputation has suffered considerably since the pandemic, but in recent months, it has taken a nosedive in Australia. The situation became so contentious that Alan Joyce, the former CEO of Qantas Group, abruptly resigned (two months ahead of the planned deadline), and the airline received a record fine from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).
Air Serbia and Turkish Airlines, the national airlines of Serbia and Turkey, have further expanded their codeshare cooperation with Air Serbia adding its marketing code to flights to destinations in the Turkish Airlines network in Canada.
Airbus A320 bearing the registration code YU-APS, the latest addition to Air Serbia’s turbojet fleet, arrived in Belgrade today, (12.04.2023.).
