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FlightGlobalAlfred Chua

Qantas and Alliance Aviation cut E190 wet-lease commitment from 30 to 23 aircraft

Qantas and Alliance Aviation Services have materially revised their long-term wet-lease agreement, improving commercial terms while reducing the Embraer E190 commitment by seven aircraft. Alliance plans to restructure and right-size its operations around the partnership’s lower fleet and flying requirements.

Also: CAPA and aviator.aero
2026-08-05T20:30:27.034953-07:00
Viasat   PaxEx   Airlines  
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PaxEx.AeroSeth Miller

Viasat Inflight Connectivity Revenue Rises as Installed Aircraft Hit Record, but Backlog Shrinks

By PaxEx.Aero: Inflight internet services generated $324 million in revenue for Viasat last quarter, as the number of installed aircraft reached a new record. But the company's pending installation backlog continues to shrink, raising questions about the longer-term outlook.

2026-08-05T19:05:34.862789-07:00
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ch-aviationDirk Andrei Salcedo

Jetstar Japan to rebrand after Qantas exit by 3Q27

By ch-aviation: Qantas Group and JAL - Japan Airlines (JL, Tokyo Haneda) have signed a binding agreement to restructure the ownership of Jetstar Japan (GK, Tokyo Narita), replacing Qantas with Development Bank of Japan through a share buyback.

2026-08-05T16:14:54.820127-07:00
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Flying MagazineMeg Godlewski

FAA Targets Boeing 737 Passenger Seats Over Safety Concerns

By Flying Magazine: FAA’s plan for certain Boeing jets requires mandatory inspections to address seat installation concerns.

Also: atcnews.org
2026-08-05T13:12:39.147656-07:00