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Aviation Week • David Casey

Birmingham Airport proposes £2 billion master plan to reach 30 million passengers annually by 2041

Birmingham Airport has published a draft 15-year master plan outlining about £2 billion ($2.7 billion) in investment to expand capacity and upgrade infrastructure. The airport says the plan would enable it to handle around 30 million passengers a year by 2041 and support job creation across the West Midlands.

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ch-aviation • Hilka Birns

Titan Airways Malta secures A320 for Airbus shuttle

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2026-10-08T21:55:09.095125-07:00
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Le Journal de l’Aviation • Emilie Drab

(FR) Avolon places firm orders for 250 Airbus and Boeing aircraft

By Le Journal de l’Aviation: Avolon sécurise le flux de ses livraisons sur les prochaines années. La société de leasing irlandaise a annoncé le 9 octobre qu’elle avait signé des commandes fermes auprès de Boeing et d’Airbus pour acquérir 250 appareils : 737 MAX, A320neo et A330neo.

2026-10-09T05:04:43.309970-07:00
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FlightGlobal • Sander Lamers

Embraer eyes regional jet opportunities in Eastern Europe

By FlightGlobal: Brazilian airframer sees a market for its aircraft on underserved European routes. Embraer sees opportunities for its regional aircraft on Eastern European routes that are underserved or not served at all, the Brazilian manufacturer tells FlightGlobal sister publication Luchtvaartnieuws.

2026-10-09T08:05:53.637670-07:00
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ch-aviation • Hilka Birns

Ryanair to fight ENAA challenge over EU ownership rules

By ch-aviation: Support Contact Newsroom Print Page Preparing for print Commercial Aviation Ryanair B737-800, © Ryanair By Hilka Birns 09Oct2026 LinkedIn X Facebook Copy news link RSS Feed Ryanair (FR, Dublin International ) has announced it will oppose legal action by the European Network Airlines Association (ENAA) challenging its compliance with European Union ownership and control rules, arguing that the proceedings seek to restrict competition and could result in the suspension of its air operator certificate (AOC).

2026-10-09T06:55:21.434276-07:00