Air India on track to induct 100 aircraft over the next two years
Air India is on track to add 100 aircraft to its fleet over the next two years, signaling continued fleet expansion as the airline advances its growth and renewal plans.
Air India is on track to add 100 aircraft to its fleet over the next two years, signaling continued fleet expansion as the airline advances its growth and renewal plans.
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By AeroTime: ATR has identified 209 new domestic air routes across Indonesia it says would be viable, pointing to an untapped market of 16 million passengers.
By FlightGlobal: Both airlines do not rule out further collaboration in future, including with competitors. Japan’s two largest carriers will coordinate their schedules on the Tokyo Haneda-Okayama domestic route, as part of a broader move to maintaining a “sustainable” domestic network.
By Skift: Korean Air, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines, ANA, and Singapore Airlines all faced a fuel shock in Q2. Skift breaks down five different outcomes.
By ch-aviation: Parata Air (WE, Yangyang) has secured approval from South Korean regulators for scheduled flights between Seoul Incheon and Los Angeles International, with the route set to launch around April 2027.
By ch-aviation: Chinese companies or joint ventures involving Chinese firms represent the majority of the total shortlisted positions for the construction of Ethiopia's forthcoming USD12.5 billion Bishoftu International Airport.
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