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Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines has been flagged by aviation-data service ch-aviation for an outstanding tax liability exceeding $22 million. The notice publicly records the debt, creating a formal compliance item for the carrier amid ongoing regional market activity.

2026-03-10T19:40:03.254148-07:00

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Brazil probes potential 'gun-jumping' in Azul–American tie-up

2026-03-10T11:24:17.568293-07:00

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Spirit to recall furloughed pilots as attrition to rivals strains recovery plans

2026-03-10T05:13:37.862463-07:00

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Indian carriers report $576M losses despite rising domestic demand

2026-03-10T06:18:38.874545-07:00

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Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines has been flagged by aviation-data service ch-aviation for an outstanding tax liability exceeding $22 million. The notice publicly records the debt, creating a formal compliance item for the carrier amid ongoing regional market activity.

2026-03-10T19:40:03.254148-07:00

Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

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Brazil probes potential 'gun-jumping' in Azul–American tie-up Brazilian regulators have opened a probe into potential 'gun-jumping' by Azul and American Airlines in their tie-up, investigating whether the carriers coordinated activities before obtaining regulatory clearance. The inquiry was reported by ch-aviation and focuses on alleged pre‑closing integration between the parties.

2026-03-10T11:24:17.568293-07:00

Brazil probes potential 'gun-jumping' in Azul–American tie-up

Skift

Indian carriers report $576M losses despite rising domestic demand Indian carriers reported combined losses of $576 million despite rising domestic demand in the world's third-largest domestic aviation market. Operators face revenue and cost pressures across the sector that are eroding financial performance even as passenger volumes expand and network growth ambitions.

2026-03-10T06:18:38.874545-07:00

Indian carriers report $576M losses despite rising domestic demand

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Spirit to recall furloughed pilots as attrition to rivals strains recovery plans Spirit Airlines will recall furloughed pilots after an exodus to rival carriers depleted its cockpit ranks, reversing earlier cost cuts as it pushes to stabilise operations while seeking to exit Chapter 11. The move follows a prior recall of 500 flight attendants and ongoing restructuring actions.

2026-03-10T05:13:37.862463-07:00

Spirit to recall furloughed pilots as attrition to rivals strains recovery plans

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Türkiye's Azra Jet acquires ACM Air's AOC Azra Jet has acquired the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) of ACM Air, according to ch-aviation. The transaction gives Azra Jet regulatory authorization to operate commercially under an existing Turkish AOC; the company did not disclose fleet plans, launch timing or integration details.

2026-03-10T00:58:08.660141-07:00

Türkiye's Azra Jet acquires ACM Air's AOC

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Pakistan blocks JPMorgan access to PIA-linked New York hotel Pakistan's government has blocked JPMorgan's access to a New York hotel linked to Pakistan International Airlines, preventing the bank from exercising control over the property. The move creates immediate legal and financial friction around PIA's overseas assets and could affect ongoing privatisation efforts.

2026-03-09T23:33:36.969144-07:00

Pakistan blocks JPMorgan access to PIA-linked New York hotel

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Air New Zealand suspends FY2026 guidance as jet fuel tops $100/bbl after Middle East conflict Air New Zealand has suspended FY2026 earnings guidance after the Middle East conflict pushed oil above $100/bbl, producing ‘unprecedented’ jet-fuel volatility. The carrier — which posted a NZ$59m H1 loss and had assumed $85/bbl for H2 — said fuel swings make its outlook unworkable.

2026-03-09T21:09:09.945555-07:00

Air New Zealand suspends FY2026 guidance as jet fuel tops $100/bbl after Middle East conflict

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FLOAT Alaska to auction three New Pacific Boeing 757‑200s and air operator certificate on 18 March FLOAT Alaska LLC, parent of defunct New Pacific Airlines and Ravn Alaska, will auction three Boeing 757‑200s (N627NP, N628NP, N629NP), spare parts, tools and New Pacific’s air operator certificate on 18 March as part of the company’s bankruptcy liquidation. The aircraft are parked at Mojave Airport.

2026-03-09T17:48:10.609245-07:00

FLOAT Alaska to auction three New Pacific Boeing 757‑200s and air operator certificate on 18 March

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Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

Brazil probes potential 'gun-jumping' in Azul–American tie-up

Spirit to recall furloughed pilots as attrition to rivals strains recovery plans

Indian carriers report $576M losses despite rising domestic demand

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