Heathrow's proposed third runway faces a new climate test as the UK's Climate Change Committee says aviation must pay for…
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AIRCAIRO Orders 15 A320neos in Major Fleet Expansion
AIRCAIRO has ordered 15 Airbus A320neos as it begins adding owned aircraft to its fleet, supporting an ambitious plan to…
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Airbus A380 Gets a New Life Beyond Passenger Service
As airlines prepare to retire more Airbus A380s, one former Malaysia Airlines superjumbo is getting an unexpected second career. Airbus…
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Emirates Expands Ghana Flights as 777X Wait Continues
Emirates is adding more flights between Dubai and Accra, increasing its Ghana schedule to 11 weekly services later this year.…
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Alaska Airlines Cuts 7 Routes as California Link Returns
Alaska Airlines is reshaping its 2027 network, dropping seven routes while restoring San Jose–Los Angeles with larger Boeing 737-900ER aircraft.…
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Boeing May Have Waited Too Long to Replace the 757
The Boeing 757 remains one of the hardest commercial aircraft to replace, but Boeing’s long delay has allowed Airbus to…
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US Air Traffic Control Strain Deepens Amid Pay Dispute
America’s air traffic control system is under mounting pressure as staffing shortages force controllers into longer workweeks while a 2.8%…
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Frontier Miles Cuts Elite Diamond Threshold to 75,000 Points
Frontier Airlines is making its loyalty program substantially more rewarding, cutting the Elite Diamond threshold to 75,000 points while boosting…
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Rolls-Royce Completes $1B Indiana Engine Investment
Rolls-Royce has completed its largest U.S. investment, transforming its Indianapolis operations into a major engine manufacturing and testing hub for…
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Capital A’s New Growth Engine Emerges After PN17 Exit
Capital A’s post-PN17 recovery is gathering pace as Asia Digital Engineering and Teleport emerge as the group’s strongest growth businesses.
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