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Qatar Airways Inaugural Flight to Nice
Qatar Airways’ inaugural flight to Nice gave us a scenic and breathtaking view of the French Riviera, as its Boeing 787 Dreamliner was welcomed with a traditional water salute.
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Discover Skopje with Qatar Airways
Macedonia is at the crossroads of history with an eclectic past and vibrant present. Skopje is your gateway to Macedonia, with non-stop flights from 17 July 2017.
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Pilotsview Airbus A330 into Male Airport Maldives
by JustPlanes JustPlanes filmed 14 flights in the cockpit of the entire SriLankan Airlines fleet across Asia and Europe. On this short video you can see what it looks like to land a wide body at Male Airport in the Maldive Islands. For the full 275 minute film visit here.
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SITA – Transforming Air Travel Through Technology
SITA touches every aspect of the air transport industry, providing the technology that powers the industry for airlines, at airports and on aircraft. Nearly every airline and airport in the world does business with SITA and its border management solutions are used by more than 30 governments. Our technology is there every step of the…
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Jetstar Asia Moves to the heart of Changi Airport T1
As a pioneer of self-service check-in in Changi Airport, Jetstar Asia continues to drive innovation with at rows 8 and 9 which will feature 30 check-in kiosks, 20 automated bag drops and the new roving Max Airport service, a mobile initiative for customers to pay for additional or excess baggage.
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Singapore Airlines, Your Window Into Stockholm
Looking for the ideal destination for your next vacation? Discover Stockholm, an attraction-rich city with something for everyone, from foodies to photography buffs and more! Plan your vacation with Singapore Airlines now. Watch the hyperlapse video and be inspired to create your very own enchanting travel itinerary! Fly Singapore Airlines to Stockholm, Sweden and explore…
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Mysterious giant barcodes across the US
If you fly over certain parts of the US, you can look down and see massive “barcodes” spread throughout the land. Most of the barcodes are about 78′ wide and 53′ long, and their origin dates back to the late 1950s. Here’s how they got there — and what they’re used for.
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7 Things to Know About the Airline Industry Outlook
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The Changi Airport Terminal 4 Fly-Through
Presenting a glimpse of what passengers and fans will experience at the all-new Terminal 4. T4 presents a new passenger travel experience through a unique terminal design and innovative use of technology. Sign up for our T4 Open House Facebook event for more updates and information: bit.ly/T4OpenHouse More information about T4: http://t4.changiairport.com
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Introduction to WheelTug
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Turkish President Erdoğan landing with an Airbus A330
by Videospotter (HamburgMobile)