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• Michelle Ma
A Gates-founded firm is backing a startup developing lower-carbon jet fuel produced from hydrogen and carbon dioxide. The investment targets a potentially cheaper pathway to produce clean aviation fuel by converting hydrogen and CO2 into jet-range hydrocarbons, aiming to scale decarbonized fuel supply.
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A Gates-founded firm is backing a startup developing lower-carbon jet fuel produced from hydrogen and carbon dioxide. The investment targets a potentially cheaper pathway to produce clean aviation fuel by converting hydrogen and CO2 into jet-range hydrocarbons, aiming to scale decarbonized fuel supply.
DHL Express increased its commitment to Mammoth Freighters-converted B777-200LR(MF) aircraft from nine to 13, adding four deliveries slated to enter service in 2026. DHL said the first aircraft will be placed with DHL Air at D0 Nottingham East Midlands.
SES says it will provide multi-orbit in-flight connectivity for LATAM Airlines under a new multi-year agreement, connecting more than 60 Airbus and Embraer aircraft over the next few years. The contract expands LATAM’s satellite-based connectivity footprint across its Airbus and Embraer fleets.
ANA Holdings has ordered eight incremental Embraer E190-E2 jets for ACMI placement with Japan’s IBEX Airlines (FW, Sendai). The aircraft will replace IBEX’s CRJ700 fleet as part of a lease structure designed to expand capacity in Japan’s regional network.
Administrators for the UK-based freight operator European Cargo are assessing options to preserve the carrier’s A340 fleet and determine whether the business can be rescued as a going concern. They cite “significant” levels of debt that would need restructuring and are reviewing inbound China–UK services tied to revenues.
Asia’s air-cargo growth engine is shifting as the AI buildout accelerates semiconductor manufacturing around key regional hubs. Airlines are redesigning routes and networks to prioritize shipments tied to chip production, replacing earlier momentum driven by cross-border e-commerce growth.
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Saudia Cargo and Riyadh Cargo have signed an interline agreement to give freight forwarders and logistics partners broader network access, enhanced routing options, and improved cargo connectivity through Saudi Arabia. In parallel, Saudia Cargo has launched a scheduled Riyadh–Melbourne freighter route to extend its international cargo network.
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