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ch-aviationDaniel Martinez Garbuno

UK’s Global Airlines enters insolvency process

UK-based Global Airlines has entered an insolvency process, placing the carrier’s operating plans and commercial prospects under formal financial scrutiny. The development adds another case of distress among airlines seeking to establish or sustain operations in a competitive market.

2026-09-03T07:50:36.646187-07:00
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ReutersAbhijith Ganapavaram

India's Fly91 orders 40 ATR turboprops in bet on smaller cities

By Reuters: Indian regional airline Fly91 on Thursday placed a firm order for 40 ATR ​72-600 turboprops, one of the largest single orders ever for the Franco-Italian planemaker, as the ‌carrier bets on demand from smaller Indian cities.

2026-09-03T03:29:22.881164-07:00
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eVTOL InsightsThomas Sleightholm

Elroy Air Completes First Autonomous Cargo Flights Under FAA eVTOL Program

By eVTOL Insights: Elroy Air has completed a series of autonomous, uncrewed flights under the U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration’s eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP), marking a step toward the wider use of autonomous aircraft for cargo operations.

2026-09-03T06:05:35.147949-07:00
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Stop ‘dancing around’ SAF support and get on with it: Zero Petroleum founder

By FlightGlobal: Paddy Lowe urges airlines and governments to take a leaf out of Formula 1’s book and take risks to scale up the sustainable aviation fuels market, as his company looks to certify a “100% replica” of Jet A-1 made from air and water.

2026-09-03T07:35:16.528619-07:00
AirInsightErnest Arvai

Singapore Airlines Weighs Further Funding for Air India as Carrier Seeks $1.5 Billion Equity Raise

By AirInsight: Air India is seeking a $1.5 billion in new equity from its shareholders, 25.1% of which is Singapore Airlines, who are facing a decision regarding more funding.

2026-09-03T07:50:42.037455-07:00
ReutersGabriel Araujo

Aircraft lessor Azorra sees engine issues improving, strong demand for regional jets

By Reuters: Aircraft lessor Azorra sees signs that Pratt & Whitney's engine troubles are easing and expects strong demand for smaller, fuel-efficient jets to continue despite ​industry disruptions and higher fuel costs, its president, Ron Baur, told Reuters.

2026-09-03T06:05:34.373273-07:00