Renaissance Partners Pushes Bid for Rex Airline
Sydney-based investment fund Renaissance Partners has bypassed administrators and approached the Australian federal government directly with its proposal to acquire… Read More »
Air Niugini CEO Suspended Over A220 Readiness
The board of directors of Air Niugini has suspended CEO Gary Seddon amid concerns over the airline’s preparedness to introduce… Read More »
Court Places Miami’s 777 Partners in Receivership
Miami-based investment firm 777 Partners has been placed under limited receivership after a Delaware court found it in contempt for… Read More »
Mexico City to Restore Airport Slots to US Airlines
United Airlines has confirmed that Mexican officials will return slots at Mexico City International Airport to U.S. carriers after years… Read More »
Brazil’s Flapper Acquires Black Aviação, Launches Jet Society
Brazilian charter marketplace Flapper has acquired RBAC 135-certified operator Black Taxi Aéreo, also known as Black Aviação, in an all-cash… Read More »
Sierra Aviation Gains Turkish AOC with Gulfstream GIV-SP
Sierra Aviation has officially secured air operator’s certificate (AOC) #TR-AT-105 from Türkiye’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (SHGM) following the… Read More »
Thailand Plans Free Flights to Boost Tourism
Thailand is considering a new $21.5 million initiative aimed at attracting more foreign visitors by offering free domestic flights. Tourism… Read More »
Aero to Launch Hawaii Flights With Gulfstream Jet
Aero, the U.S.-based semi-private carrier, will expand its network this autumn by launching scheduled flights to Hawaii using its first… Read More »
Jambojet Aims to Be Africa’s Q400 MRO Hub
Kenya’s low-cost carrier Jambojet is expanding its in-house maintenance capabilities for its fleet of De Havilland Canada DHC-8-Q400 turboprops, positioning… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines Struggles to Recover Eritrean Funds
Ethiopian Airlines remains unable to access its frozen funds in Eritrea, a dispute that forced the suspension of flights to… Read More »
DHS Weighs Own Fleet for Deportation Flights
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is reportedly considering the purchase and operation of its own fleet of aircraft… Read More »
Air Botswana Extends GM Lulu Rasebotsa Suspension
Air Botswana (BP) has extended the suspension of its general manager, Lulu Rasebotsa, for another 30 working days while an… Read More »
Maleth-Aero, Carnival Trim Claims in Charter Flights Dispute
Maltese charter carrier Maleth-Aero (MLT, Malta International) and cruise operator Carnival have adjusted the size of their claims and counterclaims… Read More »
Sarawak Welcomes Possible Sabah Stake in AirBorneo Relaunch
The Sarawak government has signaled openness to Sabah investing in AirBorneo, the soon-to-be relaunched airline that will replace MASwings, though… Read More »
Air Botswana Confirms $64M State Aid Since 2019, Minister Says
Botswana’s government has injected more than BWP900 million (USD64 million) into Air Botswana (BP, Gaborone) since the 2019/20 financial year,… Read More »
Gibraltar Sets Up Civil Aviation Authority, New VP-G Register
Gibraltar is preparing to launch its own VP-G aircraft register following aviation oversight reforms and a new partnership with US-based… Read More »
Chinese Airlines Eye 500 Airbus, Boeing Jets in Mega Orders
China’s largest airlines are preparing to divide a massive 500-plane order from Airbus, with a similar deal for Boeing also… Read More »
Australia’s East Air to Enter Scheduled Market in November 2025
East Air has announced plans to launch its first scheduled service on November 3, 2025, connecting Cairns with Hamilton Island…. Read More »
Aerolíneas Argentinas Cleared to Add Routes in Brazil
Aerolíneas Argentinas (AR, Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery) has confirmed that Brazil’s civil aviation authority, Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (ANAC),… Read More »
Latvia Approves $16.3M State Funding Boost for airBaltic
The Latvian government has approved an additional EUR14 million (USD16.3 million) capital injection into national carrier airBaltic (BT, Riga) to… Read More »
Sudan to Reopen Khartoum International Airport in October 2025
Sudan plans to reopen Khartoum International Airport in October 2025, marking more than two years since its closure during violent… Read More »
Akasa Air Secures $125M Funding to Fuel Global Expansion
Akasa Air (QP, Mumbai International) has completed a major funding round launched in February 2025, securing new backing to strengthen… Read More »
South Africa’s Mango Airlines Set for Liquidation After Rescue Plan Fails
Mango Airlines, the low-cost subsidiary of South African Airways, is set for liquidation after its proposed rescue plan collapsed. The… Read More »
Canada’s PAL Airlines Granted $6.5M to Restore Connectivity
PAL Airlines has been awarded CAD9 million (USD6.5 million) in federal and provincial funding to restore regional air connectivity across… Read More »
Qantas Fined $59M Over Illegal COVID-Era Job Outsourcing
The Federal Court of Australia has fined Qantas AUD90 million (USD58.6 million) for illegally outsourcing 1,820 ground handling jobs during… Read More »
Thai AirAsia Expands Suvarnabhumi Flights, Cautious on China
Thai AirAsia plans to expand its domestic presence at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, aiming for around 20% of its domestic operations… Read More »