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airBaltic agrees up to €257 million in interim financing to fund restructuring and fleet reduction

Latvian carrier airBaltic has agreed terms with certain existing bondholders and third-party finance providers for up to €257 million in interim financing. The liquidity bridge is intended to support its restructuring program, including a fleet-reduction plan, as the airline prepares its summer 2027 schedule.

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UK’s Global Airlines enters insolvency process

UK-based Global Airlines has entered an insolvency process, placing the carrier’s operating plans and commercial prospects under formal financial scrutiny. The development adds another case of distress among airlines seeking to establish or sustain operations in a competitive market.

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Azorra sees Pratt & Whitney engine disruptions easing as demand for regional jets remains strong

Aircraft lessor Azorra says Pratt & Whitney’s engine troubles show signs of improvement, while demand for smaller, fuel-efficient regional jets remains strong. President Ron Baur expects that demand to persist despite broader industry disruptions and higher fuel costs, underscoring continued interest in efficient fleet types.

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