Fly Jinnah Gains Government Approval for International Operations in Pakistan
Fly Jinnah (9P), based at Karachi International, has received the green light from the Pakistani government to commence scheduled international… Read More »
SriLankan Airlines Partial Privatization: Government Invites Bids for Majority Stake
The Sri Lankan government has officially opened the doors for interested parties to prequalify for the bidding process aimed at… Read More »
Sarawak Government Open to Malaysia Aviation Group Retaining Stake in MASwings Takeover
The Sarawak state government in Malaysia has expressed openness to the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) retaining a minority shareholding in… Read More »
Paris Appeal Court Rules in Favor of Air Canada, Upholds $21 Million Claim Against Venezuela
The Paris Appeal Court has delivered a verdict favoring Air Canada in its prolonged legal battle with Venezuela over the… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines’ Boeing 737 Max Deal for Nigeria Air in Limbo
Ethiopian Airlines had sealed a deal to provide B737 MAX aircraft for Nigeria Air, the prospective joint venture national airline… Read More »
Portugal’s President Vetoes TAP Privatization Law Over Transparency Concerns
Portugal’s President, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, has exercised his veto power, stalling the pending semi-privatization of TAP Air Portugal. In… Read More »
Sri Lanka Opens Bidding for State-owned SriLankan Airlines Amidst IMF Program
Sri Lanka is actively seeking bids for its state-owned airline, SriLankan Airlines, as part of its commitment to diminish losses… Read More »
Pakistan’s PIA A320 Lease Dispute Resolution: ECC Approves PKR 8 Billion Financing
In a significant breakthrough, Pakistan’s Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) has reportedly given the green light for bridging finance of PKR… Read More »
Spanish Government Considers Cuts to Short-Haul Domestic Flights
The Spanish government is contemplating reducing domestic flights with a duration of less than 2.5 hours on routes where high-speed… Read More »
Qantas Challenges ACCC’s Allegations of False Advertising in Federal Court Response
Qantas (QF), Australia’s flagship carrier, has formally refuted allegations made by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) regarding its… Read More »
Northrop Grumman Raises Revenue Outlook as Q3 Earnings Exceed Predictions
Northrop Grumman, a major aerospace and defense technology firm, disclosed on Thursday Oct. 26 an upward revision of its 2023… Read More »
Boeing’s Defense Unit Faces Challenges Amid Growing Costs
Boeing’s defense division is facing headwinds due to high manufacturing costs, supplier errors, and fixed-price contracts that increase its risk… Read More »
Amerijet Challenges K-Aviation’s US Entry Amid Regulatory Stalemate with Seoul
In a reciprocal regulatory standoff, Amerijet International (M6) has formally urged the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to halt the… Read More »
CAAM and Malaysian Police Intensify MYAirline Financial Investigations
The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) is set to re-audit the air operator certificate (AOC) renewal checklist for the… Read More »
Star Marianas Air Appeals Ruling in Port Authority Dispute
In an ongoing legal saga, Star Marianas Air (S2, Tinian) and the Commonwealth Ports Authority are making moves to challenge… Read More »
Thailand’s Really Cool Airlines Delays Launch to 2024 and Targets Japan as First Market
Thailand’s highly-anticipated Really Cool Airlines (LUV) has adjusted its launch timeline, with plans now set for the second quarter of… Read More »
Kenyan Parliament Urges Swift Safety Inspections on Skyward Express Aircraft
Kenyan lawmakers have formally petitioned the National Assembly to initiate urgent safety inspections on all aircraft operated by Skyward Express,… Read More »
Zambia Airways Updates Aircraft Registration to 9J-ZAD for Administrative Reasons
In a recent development, Zambia Airways has officially re-registered its first B737-800, previously known as 9J-HHZ (msn 40961), to the… Read More »
Lockheed Martin Exits U.S. Air Force Tanker Bid, Boosting Boeing’s KC-46 Program
Lockheed Martin, a leading defense contractor, has decided to bow out of the U.S. Air Force’s competition to produce at… Read More »
Ryanair’s Challenges to Alitalia and Brussels Airlines Aid Rejected by EU Court
The General Court of the European Union has dismissed legal challenges brought by Ryanair against the state aid provided to… Read More »
European Commission has a Positive Outlook on Kazakhstan’s Aviation Safety Efforts
The European Commission has expressed a positive outlook on the level of aviation safety in Kazakhstan following a high-level meeting… Read More »
Mexico’s New State-Run Airline Awaits Aircraft Certification Ahead of December 2023 Launch
Mexico’s aviation regulator is in the process of waiting for aircraft details related to the new state-run airline intended to… Read More »