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BloombergPaul Burkhardt

Sasol refinery outage prompts call for higher South African jet-fuel stocks

South African jet-fuel suppliers should maintain higher inventory levels to protect airlines from refinery disruptions, Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi said after an outage at the Natref refinery last week prompted carriers to prepare backup fuel plans. The episode exposed limited resilience in the country’s aviation-fuel supply chain.

2026-09-02T04:21:08.201306-07:00
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ReutersRozanna Latiff

AirAsia launches first codeshare with Turkey's Pegasus Airlines

By Reuters: Malaysia's AirAsia has entered into its ​first codeshare partnership with Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines, opening ‌up connections between Southeast Asia and Europe via Istanbul, the airline said on Wednesday.

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2026-09-02T02:28:51.172873-07:00
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Airline EconomicsJustin Pugsley

ANA selects Airbus for new pilot training programme

By Airline Economics: All Nippon Airways has selected Airbus to provide ab-initio pilot training for ANA Group and partner airline cadets, with the first 19 trainees starting later this year.

2026-09-02T00:50:09.762687-07:00
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ch-aviationHilka Birns

Ghana's Africa World Airlines welcomes tax relief on parts

By ch-aviation: Support Contact Newsroom Print Page Preparing for print Commercial Aviation Africa World Airlines Embraer E145, © Africa World Airlines (Sean Mendis) By Hilka Birns 02Sep2026 LinkedIn X Facebook Copy news link RSS Feed Africa World Airlines (AW, Accra ) has welcomed Ghana's decision to exempt domestic airlines from duties and taxes on imported aircraft spare parts, after President John Dramani Mahama signed legislation granting a long-sought concession aimed at lowering operating costs and improving the sector's financial sustainability.

2026-09-02T02:50:33.293037-07:00