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Korean Air AI Chatbot is now live on the airline's website and app, offering context-aware, source-linked answers and multilingual support to speed traveller assistance.
Air France Paris-New York services will expand for Summer 2026 to as many as 11 daily flights, adding 777-300ER La Première services, more A350 frequencies and Starlink Wi‑Fi.
El Al direct flights will expand in 2026–2027 as the carrier adds nine new routes, opening direct services between Israel and destinations across Europe and Asia.
EL AL has unveiled its largest route expansion, adding nine destinations including Hanoi, Seoul and Manila and expanding its network to roughly 60 direct routes.
Air France New York expansion will see up to 11 daily Paris–New York flights in summer 2026, including doubled Newark frequencies and new La Première suites.
Bahrain International Airport recorded its strongest year in 2025, posting record cargo volumes and increased passenger traffic while extending its network across six continents.
Lo Lo Chai Village flights are expanding rapidly after the UNWTO named the remote northern Vietnamese village the “Best Tourism Village in the World,” prompting airlines to add routes and hotels to cope with rising demand.
The Philippine Hot Air Balloon Fiesta (Feb 13–15, 2026) is drawing visitors from South Korea, the USA and Australia, prompting airlines like Philippine Airlines and AirAsia to roll out special flights and packages.
Bahrain International Airport recorded 9.74 million passengers and handled 405,217 tonnes of cargo in 2025, underscoring its emergence as a major Middle Eastern hub.
Emirates' new second daily service to Tokyo Narita will start on May 1, 2026, expanding travel options and improving connections via Dubai.
Emirates A350 London service began on February 8, 2026, with new Gatwick flights and premium economy seats enhancing Dubai–UK connectivity.
FLY91 ATR 72‑600 lease: FLY91 has leased two ATR 72‑600 turboprops to expand domestic connectivity, with one aircraft already in service and the second due to enter operations soon.
