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Future Aero Festival — What Emerging Propulsion Technologies Mean for Lessors and Airlines
By Leeham News: Subscription Required By Charlotte Bailey Dec. 11, 2025, © Leeham News: With around 50% of the world’s operational commercial aircraft owned by lessors, companies such as Avolon are keeping a weather eye on the technologies that could power… Read More.
Türkiye's Pegasus to open in-house MRO facilities in 2026
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SriLankan Airlines reaches agreement to resolve $175M unpaid bond dispute
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South Korea’s Jin Air proposes merger with Air Busan and Air Seoul targeting 1Q2027
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Pipistrel becomes first to secure Colombia’s RAC‑VLA type certification
By Aviation Week: Pipistrel is the first organization to receive Aerocivil’s Colombian Regulation-Very Light Aircraft (RAC-VLA) type certification, the company says.
Ryanair Cuts 1 Million Seats, Removes Five Aircraft from Belgium in Protest Over Aviation Tax Hike
By Aviation Source: Ryanair will cut 1 million seats and remove 5 aircraft from its Belgian operations following the Belgian government’s plan to double the national aviation tax.
U.S. expands use of Upper C‑Band — implications for airlines, avionics and satellite operators
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