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ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

Red Wings says crew training meets Israel’s new requirements; Israir plans 737-8 wet lease

Red Wings says its crew-training system fully complies with Israel’s new requirements and that it will continue operating flights to the country at full capacity. Separately, Israir plans to wet lease Boeing 737-8 capacity in mid-fourth quarter 2026, according to a subscription-only report.

2026-10-07T01:55:32.863437-07:00
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Reuters • Oliver Taslic

Breakingviews - COMMENTARY: Oil’s new normal undercuts jet maintenance boom

By Reuters: Big plane shortages have long ​been good for $322 bln GE and rivals that repair existing ‌aircraft. Higher-for-longer fuel prices threaten this cash cow – airlines might retire planes instead of seek repairs.

2026-10-07T03:04:54.556977-07:00
Airline Economics • Justin Pugsley

Air India and Singapore Airlines deepen commercial partnership

By Airline Economics: Air India and Singapore Airlines will expand booking options across 126 weekly flights between India and Singapore, with enhanced frequent flyer benefits from 2027.

2026-10-07T01:04:58.654553-07:00