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Argentina opens probe into Flybondi over operational failures

Argentina has opened an official investigation into low-cost carrier Flybondi following reported operational failures that disrupted services. The probe will assess the causes and whether the airline met regulatory and safety obligations during the incidents, highlighting increased regulatory scrutiny of the sector.

2026-01-16T09:13:17.001341-08:00

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Argentina weighs sale of 51% stake in Aerolíneas Argentinas

2026-01-16T08:11:30.062530-08:00

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Audit finds state-owned Tunisair lost $109m to irregular spending

2026-01-16T02:43:50.988992-08:00

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AirAsia X says rebrand to AirAsia not imminent as it completes $247M capital raise

2026-01-15T17:29:15.901797-08:00

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Argentina opens probe into Flybondi over operational failures Argentina has opened an official investigation into low-cost carrier Flybondi following reported operational failures that disrupted services. The probe will assess the causes and whether the airline met regulatory and safety obligations during the incidents, highlighting increased regulatory scrutiny of the sector.

2026-01-16T09:13:17.001341-08:00

Argentina opens probe into Flybondi over operational failures

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Argentina weighs sale of 51% stake in Aerolíneas Argentinas Argentina's government is considering selling a 51% stake in state-owned Aerolíneas Argentinas, offering majority control to private investors. The announcement marks a pivotal potential shift in ownership and governance of the flag carrier and signals a new phase in Argentina's aviation policy.

2026-01-16T08:11:30.062530-08:00

Argentina weighs sale of 51% stake in Aerolíneas Argentinas

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Audit finds state-owned Tunisair lost $109m to irregular spending A government audit found state-owned Tunisair lost $109 million through irregular spending, the report said. The audit details weaknesses in accounting and financial controls at the flag carrier, exposing material losses and raising questions about future oversight.

2026-01-16T02:43:50.988992-08:00

Audit finds state-owned Tunisair lost $109m to irregular spending

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AirAsia X says rebrand to AirAsia not imminent as it completes $247M capital raise AirAsia X has said a proposed rebrand to AirAsia is not imminent and remains subject to regulatory and stakeholder approvals, even as the long‑haul carrier completed a $247 million capital raise and parent company executives signalled intentions for consolidation.

2026-01-15T17:29:15.901797-08:00

AirAsia X says rebrand to AirAsia not imminent as it completes $247M capital raise

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Azul to raise $2.9bn via new share issuance Brazil’s Azul will issue new shares totaling $2.9 billion in a sizeable equity offering. The announcement represents a major capital-market move for the carrier; the article provided no further details on timing, pricing or investor participation. Analysts will watch for regulatory filings.

2026-01-15T09:09:12.125410-08:00

Azul to raise $2.9bn via new share issuance

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Avianca seeks $600m refinancing to extend debt maturities Colombia's Avianca is seeking $600 million to refinance existing debt and extend maturities, the carrier said. The planned transaction would push out near-term obligations and reshape the airline's debt schedule, with implications for its liquidity and creditor negotiations.

2026-01-15T08:34:55.547204-08:00

Avianca seeks $600m refinancing to extend debt maturities

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Brazil's Azul completes $2.7bn capital raise Brazil's Azul has completed a $2.7bn capital raise, the airline announced. The financing increases the carrier's available capital; further details on investor composition, terms or planned use were not included in the provided summary. Full coverage is behind a subscription paywall.

2026-01-14T05:28:09.572348-08:00

Brazil's Azul completes $2.7bn capital raise

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Consortium seeks extra investor as PIA privatization stalls amid $2.32bn debt A private consortium bidding to take control of Pakistan International Airlines is seeking an additional investor as privatization talks stall, weeks after reports showed PIA's debt stock approaching $2.32 billion. The government's concern over mounting liabilities complicates the planned sale of a 75% stake.

2026-01-13T22:24:00.355928-08:00

Consortium seeks extra investor as PIA privatization stalls amid $2.32bn debt

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Argentina opens probe into Flybondi over operational failures

Argentina weighs sale of 51% stake in Aerolíneas Argentinas

Audit finds state-owned Tunisair lost $109m to irregular spending

AirAsia X says rebrand to AirAsia not imminent as it completes $247M capital raise

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