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Philippines orders cuts to passenger service and navigation charges at CAAP airports amid fuel-price surge

The Philippine government has ordered reductions in passenger service charges and airport navigation charges at airports operated by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, a measure aimed at relieving airlines and passengers amid a surge in jet fuel prices that is inflating operating costs.

2026-03-17T18:25:18.846350-07:00
ch-aviation

South Korea’s t'way Air secures $17M as majority shareholder Sono International backs rights offering

By ch-aviation: t'way Air (TW, Daegu) will receive full participation from its largest shareholder, Sono International, in a rights offering covering 26,850,000 ordinary shares allocated to...

2026-03-17T17:00:40.218347-07:00
BloombergSonja Wind

Berlin Airport Faces Shutdown as Union Escalates Pay Dispute

By Bloomberg: Berlin Brandenburg Airport is set for a complete shutdown Wednesday as a planned labor strike threatens to cancel flights across the board and disrupt plans for more than 50,000 travelers.

2026-03-17T16:38:59.687130-07:00
Aviation Business NewsRob Munro

Stansted PRM workers to ballot for strike action

By Aviation Business News: Stansted PRM workers to ballot for strike action - Workers who assist persons with reduced mobility (PRM) at London Stansted Airport are balloting for strike action that could cause significant flight.

2026-03-17T11:14:11.767380-07:00