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Last Updated: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025, 5:41 PM PDT
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Aekyung Group Sells Subsidiary to Bolster Jeju Air
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Indonesian ACMI Operator BBN Airlines Secures EASA Third Country Operator (TCO) Authorization
By Aviation Source: ACMI operator BBN Airlines Indonesia has been granted Third Country Operator (TCO) authorization by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

Jakarta eyes Pelita Air-Garuda Indonesia merger
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Britten-Norman milestone: Islander production returns to full UK manufacture for first time since the 1960s
By LARA: The move marks a major step in a return to full UK-based manufacturing of the entire aircraft for the first time since the late 1960s.

United Reports Improved Operations at Newark This Summer Despite FAA Restrictions
By Air Data News: United Airlines says it has achieved strong operational improvements at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) this summer, even as the hub faced ongoing.

SkyWest’s MaeveJet Deal Could Cut Fuel Burn Up to 33% vs CRJ-900 and E175 — Potential Fleet Shakeup for US Regionals
By AirInsight: SkyWest’s MaeveJet deal shakes regional aviation. With up to 33% lower fuel burn vs CRJ-900 and E175, MaeveJet could reset US majors’ fleet plans.

Australia's Koala Airlines denies grounding by regulator
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