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Skift • Dan Marcec

Higher costs pressure low-cost carriers as Boeing sees sharply divergent demand shaping fleets and routes through 2045

IBA’s Dan Taylor says higher fuel and compliance costs will put uneven pressure on low-cost and regional airline margins in 2027. Separately, Boeing highlights sharply different regional demand patterns as airlines, manufacturers and airports make long-term decisions on fleets and routes through 2045.

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2026-11-12T18:34:38.761443-08:00

Europe Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines

ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

Kyrgyz carriers urged to expand fleets for EU flights

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2026-11-12T18:55:21.339423-08:00

Frequent-flyer programs PaxEx Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines

Skift • Dan Marcec

Loyalty Unscripted: Relationship or Commodity?

By Skift: Airline loyalty programs must make rewards easier to use while protecting the commercial value of the seats customers redeem.

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2026-11-12T19:15:40.730679-08:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Airlines Embraer

Skift • Dan Marcec

How Embraer and Porter Airlines Consider Matching the Jet to the Market

By Skift: Airlines choosing new aircraft must weigh per-seat operating costs against deploying more capacity than a market can support.

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2026-11-12T17:55:41.681473-08:00

Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation

ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

Japan's First Flying told to improve safety practices

By ch-aviation: Daiichi Aviation, which operates as First Flying (Okinawa Naha), has received a safety improvement recommendation from Japan's Osaka Regional Civil Aviation Bureau after its DHC-6-400 JA201D (msn 915) was operated with a known weather radar defect on July 12-13, 2026.

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2026-11-12T18:05:21.977123-08:00

Aircraft Demand: Airline Distress & Consolidation Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines

ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

Air Vanuatu faces push to end state bailouts

By ch-aviation: The Vanuatu government wants Air Vanuatu (NF, Port Vila) to stop relying on state financial assistance as it restructures the carrier, deputy prime minister and finance minister Johnny Koanapo told parliament on November 9, 2026, according to the Vanuatu Daily Post newspaper.

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2026-11-12T17:34:57.497264-08:00

Workforce & Skills Development Airlines Delta Air Lines

Skift • Bailey Schulz

Flight Attendants Union Chief Targets Regional Pay, Delta, and Worker Data

By Skift: Flight attendants and pilots saw massive pay jumps in recent negotiations. Association of Flight Attendants International President Sara Nelson doesn’t.

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2026-11-12T16:15:27.668578-08:00

Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation

Reuters • Allison Lampert

Publication of air crash probes falls short, safety advocates say

By Reuters: National agencies around the world have not published enough air accident reports to generate recommendations that ‌could improve safety for the flying public, advocates said on the sidelines of an industry conference on Thursday.

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2026-11-12T15:05:11.193546-08:00

Higher costs pressure low-cost carriers as Boeing sees sharply divergent demand shaping fleets and routes through 2045

Kyrgyz carriers urged to expand fleets for EU flights

Loyalty Unscripted: Relationship or Commodity?

How Embraer and Porter Airlines Consider Matching the Jet to the Market

Japan's First Flying told to improve safety practices

Air Vanuatu faces push to end state bailouts

Flight Attendants Union Chief Targets Regional Pay, Delta, and Worker Data

Publication of air crash probes falls short, safety advocates say

Loyalty Unscripted: Relationship or Commodity?

Kyrgyz carriers urged to expand fleets for EU flights

Boeing on Market Forces Shaping Fleets and Routes Through 2045

How Embraer and Porter Airlines Consider Matching the Jet to the Market

Japan's First Flying told to improve safety practices

Air Vanuatu faces push to end state bailouts

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