Air Transat Secures $25M Compensation from Pratt & Whitney
Transat A.T. Inc., trading as Air Transat (TS) and based at Montréal Trudeau Airport, has successfully negotiated a USD25 million… Read More »
Taiwan’s China Airlines Orders 24 New Airbus A350 and Boeing 777 Widebody Jets
China Airlines has made a significant move to modernize and expand its fleet by placing a substantial order with both… Read More »
Spirit Airlines’ Chapter 11 Hearing Scheduled for January 29
Spirit Airlines is moving forward with its prearranged Chapter 11 restructuring plan, with a hearing set for January 29, 2025…. Read More »
SpiceJet Appeals Delhi Court Ruling on Aerocare
SpiceJet (SG), the prominent low-cost carrier based at Delhi International Airport, has filed an appeal against a September 2024 ruling… Read More »
Nigeria’s Aviation Minister Pushes for Implementation of Fly Nigeria Bill
Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has reaffirmed his commitment to advancing the long-overdue Fly Nigeria Bill… Read More »
Carlos Tavares Eyes TAP Air Portugal Privatization
Carlos Tavares, the Portuguese national and former CEO of automotive giant Stellantis, has expressed interest in participating in the planned… Read More »
Marabu Halts German Expansion, Focuses on Leipzig and Nuremberg
Marabu, based in Tallinn at Lennart Meri Airport, has announced a strategic shift in its expansion plans within Germany. The… Read More »
Korean Air Expands A321neo Fleet with Six New Orders
Korean Air has solidified its position as a key operator of the A321-200NX by exercising options to purchase six additional… Read More »
Samoa Airways Moves to New Regional Terminal
Samoa Airways (OL, Apia Faleolo) has been mandated to transition its operations from the international terminal at Faleolo Airport to… Read More »
Malta’s SkyUp MT to Launch Scheduled Flights from Chisinau in April 2025
SkyUp MT (U5) has announced the start of its first scheduled flights, set to begin in April 2025, from Chisinau… Read More »
Air One, Peso Aviation to Revive Air Belgium Cargo in €800,000 Deal
British company Air One International Holdings (AOIH) and Dutch firm Peso Aviation Management have secured court approval in Belgium to… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Seeks Approval for A321-200NX Sale-Leaseback Deal
Spirit Airlines, currently undergoing Chapter 11 restructuring, has filed a motion with the US Bankruptcy Court to approve the sale… Read More »
EU Sanctions UTair for Alleged Support to Russian Military
The Council of the European Union has included UTair (UT) of Khanty-Mansiysk in its latest sanctions against Russia, citing the… Read More »
Lufthansa Urges EU to Suspend Qatar Open Skies Agreement
Lufthansa Group’s Supervisory Board has issued its first “political resolution,” advocating for significant changes to European Union aviation policies, including… Read More »
Court Lifts Bench Warrant Against Former Nigerian AMCON MD Kuru
A Lagos court has lifted a bench warrant issued against Ahmed Kuru, the former managing director of the Asset Management… Read More »
IAG Invests €16 Million to Protect Stake in Air Europa
IAG International Airlines Group, the parent company of Iberia and British Airways, has announced an investment of EUR 16 million… Read More »
American Airlines Plans New Phoenix-San Diego Route Amid Hurdles
American Airlines (AA) is planning to launch up to two daily flights between Phoenix Sky Harbor and San Diego McClellan… Read More »
Canada Sells Stake in Air Canada After Pandemic Bailout
The Canadian government sold its roughly 6% stake in Air Canada on December 11-12, 2024, following a bailout investment made… Read More »
DoJ Objects to Spirit Airlines’ Request for Expedited Hearing
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has raised objections to Spirit Airlines’ request for an expedited hearing regarding its… Read More »
Syria Reopens Airspace for Overflights After Week-Long Closure
Syria’s newly installed government reopened the country’s airspace to overflights on December 15, 2024, following a week-long closure. Minister of… Read More »
EU Bans Air Tanzania Over Safety Concerns
The European Union has added Air Tanzania to its Air Safety List, effectively banning the carrier from flying to, from,… Read More »
Court Ruling Won’t Affect CemAir Operations, Says CEO
CemAir CEO Miles van der Molen has assured that a recent South African court ruling will not impact the airline’s… Read More »