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Last Updated: Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, 10:11 AM PDT
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atlasairworldwide.com
• Laurent Lawrence
Atlas Air to Provide Dedicated 777 Freighter Capacity to Support Etihad Cargo's Growth
By atlasairworldwide.com: Atlas Air to Provide Dedicated 777 Freighter Capacity to Support Etihad Cargo’s Growth White Plains, N.Y., August 28, 2025 – Atlas Air, Inc., a subsidiary of Atlas Air Worldwide, the leading global provider of outsourced aviation logistics, today announced a new long-term partnership with Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, the […].
ch-aviation
• Daniel Martinez Garbuno
US’s Contour Airlines announces Caribbean operations
By ch-aviation: Contour Airlines (LF, Tupelo), a division of Contour Aviation, will begin servicing the Caribbean, launching new non-stop flights connecting San Juan Luis...
World Airline News
Contour Airlines Launches Caribbean Service with Flights from San Juan and St. Thomas to Dominica
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Surinam Airways CEO faces possible suspension as Paramaribo reviews airline leadership
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dronelife.com
• when not writing
uAvionix and VOTIX integrate FlightLine ADS‑B into drone automation platform to accelerate BVLOS operations
By dronelife.com: uAvionix and VOTIX announce partnership, bringing FlightLine ADS-B data into drone automation platform for BVLOS missions.
AINonline
• Amy Wilder
Multiple U.S. States Collaborate To Implement Advanced Air Mobility
By AINonline: Aviation group’s newly released papers tackle infrastructure, policy, and state roles.
AirInsight
• Addison Schonland
US Scope Clause Squeezes Regional Airlines, Blocks New Regional Jets and Spurs Consolidation
By AirInsight: The US Scope Clause blocks new regional jets, forcing consolidation. Smaller airlines risk losing market share, and communities lose access to air service.
Reuters
Portuguese airline TAP's profit slides, hit by competition and bottlenecks
By Reuters: Portuguese airline TAP's second-quarter net profit fell 42.5% from a year ago, with costs increasing much more than revenues as it faced fierce competition in its main markets and airport constraints at home, the flag carrier said on Thursday.
