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• Helsinki Vantaa
Helsinki, Finland sees first dedicated cargo route to Asia
By ch-aviation: Qatar Airways Cargo has begun flights between Doha Hamad International and Helsinki Vantaa, marking the Nordic country's first dedicated, scheduled cargo route to Asia.
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• BAE Systems
What Farnborough revealed about the next phase of aircraft electrification
By FlightGlobal: Hybrid-electric flight demonstrations at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 showed how quickly aircraft electrification is moving from research into real-world development.
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• Paul Ash
Aeroflot proposes limits on foreign charters from Russia
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• Julie Zhu
Airbus sees no softening in demand despite geopolitical headwinds
By Reuters: Airbus has not seen any softening in aircraft demand or deliveries due to geopolitical or supply chain headwinds, its Asia-Pacific president said on Tuesday.
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• Dirk Andrei Salcedo
US-Bangla Airlines eyes $4-5bn aircraft lease deal
By ch-aviation: US-Bangla Airlines (BS, Dhaka) plans another aircraft leasing programme worth USD4-5 billion "within the next 60 days", or by November 2026, managing director Mohammad Abdullah Al Mamun said.
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• Vanja Popovic
Kazakhstan’s Air Astana expects delayed B787s from 4Q26
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• David Shepardson
US NTSB says one-third of FAA answers to safety recommendations are 'unacceptable'
By Reuters: The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said responses by the Federal Aviation Administration to 11 of 33 recommendations made by the board after a 2025 mid-air collision killed 67 people near Washington were "unacceptable" and failed to address safety concerns.
