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Philippines’ SBMA advances PHP6.2B plan to revive Subic airport as international cargo hub

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is moving ahead with a PHP6.2 billion (USD101 million) project to transform Subic Bay into a modern, high-capacity international cargo hub. The initiative is outlined in Public-Private Partnership Center tender documents.

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2026-07-06T20:52:10.866522-07:00

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Skyway Airlines takes delivery of first Boeing 737-400(SF) freighter

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2026-07-06T21:29:55.682206-07:00

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JetPay and Nuvion partner to build a global charter payment system for aviation transactions

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2026-07-06T10:44:41.722496-07:00

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Saudia Group orders four Boeing 777 freighters, including first deliveries targeted for Q4 2026

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2026-07-05T23:14:40.596737-07:00

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Skyway Airlines takes delivery of first Boeing 737-400(SF) freighter Skyway Airlines has taken possession of its first Boeing 737-400(SF) special freighter aircraft. The delivery marks the carrier’s entry into a freighter configuration for near-term air cargo and logistics capacity using the 737-400 converted freighter platform.

2026-07-06T21:29:55.682206-07:00

Skyway Airlines takes delivery of first Boeing 737-400(SF) freighter

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Philippines’ SBMA advances PHP6.2B plan to revive Subic airport as international cargo hub The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is moving ahead with a PHP6.2 billion (USD101 million) project to transform Subic Bay into a modern, high-capacity international cargo hub. The initiative is outlined in Public-Private Partnership Center tender documents.

2026-07-06T20:52:10.866522-07:00

Philippines’ SBMA advances PHP6.2B plan to revive Subic airport as international cargo hub

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Philippines advances revival of Subic airport as cargo hub

2026-07-06T20:52:10.866522-07:00

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JetPay and Nuvion partner to build a global charter payment system for aviation transactions JetPay’s aviation-focused platform is partnering with Nuvion’s global banking infrastructure to create a charter payment system. The collaboration is aimed at enabling more interoperable, end-to-end payment processing for charter operators and associated stakeholders using banking-grade rails.

2026-07-06T10:44:41.722496-07:00

JetPay and Nuvion partner to build a global charter payment system for aviation transactions

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Saudia Group orders four Boeing 777 freighters, including first deliveries targeted for Q4 2026 Saudia Group has agreed with Boeing for four additional 777 freighters, with the first delivery scheduled for Q4 2026. Saudia Cargo frames the move as a growth milestone tied to expanding international cargo capacity and reinforcing a network across four continents—while Saudia faces political scrutiny over related 777 acquisitions.

2026-07-05T23:14:40.596737-07:00

Saudia Group orders four Boeing 777 freighters, including first deliveries targeted for Q4 2026

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EXCLUSIVE Russia set to import North Asian jet fuel amid fuel crisis, sources say

2026-07-03T12:29:47.402645-07:00

EXCLUSIVE Russia set to import

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FAA issues new safety-based AD for certain Boeing 747-8F freighters after reported stringer and splice-fitting cracking The FAA is adopting a new airworthiness directive for certain Boeing 747-8F series aircraft prompted by reports of cracking in stringers and splice fittings at stringer splices across multiple body stations. The directive covers 11 US-registered freighters and mandates structural inspections, with repairs required if damage is found.

2026-07-03T03:59:02.969949-07:00

FAA issues new safety-based AD for certain Boeing 747-8F freighters after reported stringer and splice-fitting cracking

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MAG outlines margin-protection plan: workforce investment, MRO and cargo expansion, and fuel-cost hedging Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) says it will continue investing in its workforce while diversifying into non-passenger revenue streams, including MRO and cargo, to cushion “slim margins” across the aviation cycle. The group is also hedging fuel costs as it prepares for future industry disruptions.

2026-07-02T16:44:50.919174-07:00

MAG outlines margin-protection plan: workforce investment, MRO and cargo expansion, and fuel-cost hedging

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