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• Dirk Andrei Salcedo
Cargo Wings Express has secured third-country operator authorization from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, clearing it to conduct commercial cargo flights in EASA member states. The authorization is subject to additional operating permits, so it does not by itself establish where or when the carrier can begin service.
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Cargo Wings Express has secured third-country operator authorization from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, clearing it to conduct commercial cargo flights in EASA member states. The authorization is subject to additional operating permits, so it does not by itself establish where or when the carrier can begin service.
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Mumbai International Airport Ltd. says airlines’ historical slots will remain unchanged through the winter schedule as it plans to redevelop Terminal 1, with a joint working group tasked with limiting disruption. Adani Airport Holdings has postponed the proposed transfer of international services to Navi Mumbai until the summer schedule; NMIA has also reported cargo achievements alongside operational challenges.
LOT Polish Airlines’ parent company plans to establish a new cargo carrier, according to a report in Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data. The available article summary does not provide details on the planned airline’s launch timeline, fleet, routes or ownership structure.
Romanian operator Mister Air plans to base a Boeing 757-200 converted freighter at Łódź, Poland. The report provides no further details on timing, routes or the aircraft’s operating role, but the planned basing connects the carrier’s freighter capacity with a Polish airport.
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Israel’s new rules barring some dual nationals from serving on flights to or over the country have already forced an Ethiopian Airlines cargo 737 to turn back after an Indonesian pilot was found on its crew list. The restrictions follow a separate Flydubai cockpit attack that UAE authorities say was intended to end in a crash at Tel Aviv airport.
Guam-based Asia Pacific Airlines has regained cargo traffic rights to Manila, restoring access to a key destination for its Boeing 757-200F operation. The available report provides no further detail on the timing, capacity or terms of the rights.
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A Boeing 767 Freighter operated by 21 Air for Amazon landed long and fast after an approach to Runway 30 at Miami International Airport on Sept. 6. The article examines a wind check that was not made before the overrun, against a backdrop of facts established in the weeks after the event.
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