Three South Korean Low-Cost Airlines to Merge
Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul are set to merge, reshaping South Korea’s low-cost carrier landscape and setting the stage for the creation of the nation’s largest LCC fleet under a single brand.
Ground Handler Seriously Injured During A350 Pushback In Montreal
A serious ground incident at Montreal-Trudeau Airport has resulted in a ground handler sustaining critical injuries during the pushback of a French bee Airbus A350-900, registered F-HREY, bound for Paris-Orly as flight BF5761.
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US Sanctions Lifted: Fly Baghdad to Resume Flights
Fly Baghdad is set to return to the skies after the US Treasury Department lifted sanctions, opening the door for the carrier to restart international operations.
Levent Konukcu Appointed Türk Hava Yolları Chief Investment & Strategy Officer
Türk Hava Yolları has named Levent Konukcu as its new Chief Investment & Strategy Officer, further strengthening its senior leadership team amid an era of rapid industry shifts.
Mammoth Freighters Delivers First 777-200LRMF to Jetran
Mammoth Freighters has achieved a pivotal moment by delivering its inaugural converted Boeing 777-200LRMF freighter to Jetran, signaling a new era in the 777 passenger-to-freighter market and immediately strengthening DHL’s global cargo operations.
Lion Group Opens Batam Aero Engine MRO Facility in Indonesia
Lion Group has officially launched the Batam Aero Engine facility in Indonesia, signaling a major strategic move to localize engine maintenance across Southeast Asia and boost Indonesia’s self-sufficiency in aviation support.
flydubai and Air Arabia Make Limited Return to Iranian Airspace
flydubai and Air Arabia have cautiously begun routing select services through Iranian airspace, signaling a limited operational shift amid persistent geopolitical tensions across the Middle East.
US Appeals Court Vacates DOT Order to Unwind Delta-Aeromexico Joint Venture
Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico have secured a key legal win after a US appeals court vacated a US Department of Transportation (DOT) order that would have forced the airlines to unwind their longstanding transborder joint venture.
COMAC C919 Demand Grows Amid Production Struggles
COMAC C919 Demand Grows Amid Production Struggles Chinese carriers are showing heightened interest in the narrow-body jet, even as COMAC grapples with stepped-down delivery targets and persistent supply chain constraints.