WestJet says it has started parking 737 aircraft as labour talks with its cabin crew union remain unresolved, while Encore Q400 flights and partner-operated codeshare services stay unaffected for now.
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Aviation, Travel News
Air Travel Took Another Hit in June, With Domestic Markets Doing Most of the Damage
Global air travel demand dipped in June 2026, with weaker domestic markets in China, the United States and Japan helping pull total passenger traffic 1.7% below the same month last year.
Emirates says it will run at 92% of planned capacity from August 1, with cash, profitability, and demand holding up better than feared during the Iran war disruption.
Alaska Airlines says surging fuel costs drove nearly $500 million in losses during the first half of the year, even as executives bet stronger demand and better fuel prices can improve the second half.
Scotland, Travel News
Scottish Airports Break Passenger Records as Cheap European Trips Keep Filling Seats
Scottish airports recorded their busiest first quarter on record in 2026, with more than 5.7 million passengers passing through terminals as short-haul European flights drove much of the growth.
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