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Last Updated: Tuesday, July 8, 2025, 8:49 PM PDT
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Indian gov't defers sale of former Air India subsidiaries
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Portugal Seeks Neutral Ground as Three Major Airlines Vie for TAP Stake
By Reuters: Portugal has no preferred pick among the three major European airlines that have shown interest in the flag carrier TAP, whose partial privatisation the government is due to relaunch soon, Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento said on Tuesday.

Qantas Confirms 5.7 Million Customers Potentially Impacted in Cyberattack
By Aviation Source: Qantas has begun updating customers on their personal data that was compromised in the cyber incident in one of its call centres last week.

Court stays winding-up lawsuit against SriLankan Airlines
By ch-aviation: Sri Lanka's Commercial High Court stayed for two weeks a petition by Hong Kong company Law Debenture Trust (Asia) Ltd. seeking a winding-up order against...

SpiceJet ex-owner Kalanithi Maran appeals Supreme Court for $154 million claim
By ch-aviation: Indian media mogul Kalanithi Maran and his aviation investment firm KAL Airways filed appeals to the Indian Supreme Court against the May 2025 Delhi High Court...

Pieter Elbers on turning IndiGo into a world-class airline
By AeroTime: Man on a mission: AeroTime interviews IndiGo’s CEO Pieter Elbers about his quest to turn IndiGo into one of the world’s top airlines.

US Department of Homeland Security to Streamline Airport Security Screenings Ahead of World Cup and Olympics
By Skift: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said the change in policy will streamline security screenings ahead of major events like the World Cup and Olympics.