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Boeing Outpaces Airbus in Year-End Delivery Race as Engine and Cabin Constraints Slow Airbus
By AirInsight: As December hits halfway, Boeing outperforms expectations while Airbus struggles to close its delivery gap amid engine and cabin constraints.
AirBaltic weighs alternatives to an IPO as it seeks new capital
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Pegasus establishes Dutch subsidiary to pursue Smartwings acquisition
By ch-aviation: Pegasus Airlines (PC, Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen) has incorporated Pegasus Europe BV, a Dutch subsidiary which will be used for the acquisition of Smartwings...
Geneva’s BlueLight plans humanitarian operations using two Airbus A340-300s
By ch-aviation: BlueLight (Geneva) is looking for two A340-300s to launch its non-profit humanitarian operations, co-founder Pierre Bernheim said. The start-up, which has reportedly...
Airline Caterer Gategroup Is Said to Pick Banks for Zurich IPO
By Bloomberg: The world’s biggest in-flight caterer Gategroup Holding AG has selected banks for an initial public offering, which could take place as soon as the second half of next year, people familiar with the matter said.
Air Albania suspends operations after regulator revokes operating licence
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Airbus to retain A300-600ST Belugas until mid-2027 to support A320neo production ramp
By FlightGlobal: Airbus is intending to keep part of its A300-600ST Beluga fleet in operation until around mid-2027, as it continues its ramp-up of A320neo production. The airframer had five of the type but started withdrawing them after development of the larger A330-700L BelugaXL.