KLM Warns Schiphol Fee Hikes Will Raise Airfares
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has raised concerns over Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s substantial increase in airline user charges, which are set… Read More »
Ukraine Moves to Legalize Seizure of Volga-Dnepr An-124s
Ukraine has initiated legal proceedings to gain ownership of Antonov An-124-100 aircraft previously owned by Russia’s Volga-Dnepr Airlines, which have… Read More »
FlySafair Faces Sanctions Over Foreign Ownership Rules
South Africa’s FlySafair (FA, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) is under scrutiny by the International Air Services Licensing Council (IASC) for reportedly… Read More »
Spirit and Frontier Oppose U.S. DuT’s DCA Slot Decision
Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines are challenging the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) preliminary decision to deny their applications for… Read More »
India Denies Tax Breaks to Irish Aircraft Lessors
India’s tax authorities are now rejecting tax breaks for Irish-based aircraft lessors, challenging the benefits these lessors previously enjoyed under… Read More »
US Sanctions Bizjet Parts Suppliers for Russia Links
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has added 275 entities and individuals across 16 jurisdictions, including Russia, to… Read More »
Custom Jet Charters Loses Part 135 Certification
Custom Jet Charters (CJE), a private jet operator based at West Palm Beach International, has recently been removed from the… Read More »
Jet Paris Secures AOC to Operate All-HondaJet Fleet
Jet Paris has received Air Operator Certificate (AOC) FR.AOC.0155 from the French civil aviation authority, the Direction générale de l’aviation… Read More »
Pakistan Demands Fair Offers for Pakistan International Airlines Sale
Pakistan’s Privatisation Minister, Abdul Aleem Khan, has emphasized the need for “respectable” offers in the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines… Read More »
Amjet Executive Sells Last Jet, Ends Operations
Amjet Executive, a private aviation company based in Athens, Greece, has completed the sale of its last remaining business jet,… Read More »
Boeing Workers End Strike After 58% Vote for Pay Increase
A seven-week strike by Boeing workers has come to a close after 58% of union members voted to approve a… Read More »
Future Plans for Malaysia Airports Unveiled
Malaysia Airports, one of the largest global airport operators, oversees 39 airports across Malaysia and an international hub in Turkey…. Read More »
Mactan-Cebu Airport Aims to Become Major Transfer Hub
Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) is positioning itself to become a significant transfer hub in the Philippines following Aboitiz InfraCapital’s recent… Read More »
Hong Kong International Airport’s New Three-Runway System Launches
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is set to enhance its operational capacity with the launch of its new three-runway system… Read More »
Cyprus Wins Destination Category at Routes World 2024 Awards
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Cyprus celebrated the island’s recent accolade as the winner of the… Read More »
FlySafair Faces Foreign Ownership Investigation Amid Labor Strife
FlySafair, one of South Africa’s leading airlines, is facing scrutiny due to an alleged breach of the country’s foreign ownership… Read More »
Boeing Machinists Vote on New Union-Backed Contract
Over 32,000 striking Boeing machinists are set to vote on a revised union-backed contract proposal this Monday, which could end… Read More »
The British Pilots Fighting to Fly Beyond Age 65
British pilots currently face mandatory retirement at age 65, but an increasing number are lobbying to change this rule. Former… Read More »
Judge Blocks Jet Midwest’s Lawsuit Against Rex
A New South Wales Supreme Court judge has blocked U.S.-based MRO company Jet Midwest’s attempt to sue Australia’s Regional Express… Read More »
Air Vanuatu 49% Stake Sale Talks Progress with PANAF
Air Vanuatu is in discussions with PANAF Group regarding the potential sale of a 49% minority stake as the Vanuatu… Read More »
Sibiu International Airport: A Growing Hub in Transylvania
Sibiu International Airport (SBZ) serves as the primary gateway for Southern Transylvania, catering to over 2.5 million residents in the… Read More »
Air India May Use Tata-Built Airbus C295 for Civilian Flights
The Tata Group, through Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), recently launched a final assembly line (FAL) in Vadodara, Gujarat, for… Read More »