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TAROM to reschedule debt payments after $35m loss

TAROM will reschedule debt payments after reporting a $35 million loss, the airline said. The step follows its latest financial results and is intended to relieve immediate cashflow pressure while the carrier stabilizes its balance sheet and ongoing operations.

2026-03-05T04:42:18.874469-08:00

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Fly Blue Crane suspends operations, halting South African regional services

2026-03-05T01:42:13.765048-08:00

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Turkish court overturns Onur Air bankruptcy ruling, clearing path to revival

2026-03-04T23:26:41.710729-08:00

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Jet Airways liquidator to auction additional Boeing 777s

2026-03-04T19:53:32.645509-08:00

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TAROM to reschedule debt payments after $35m loss TAROM will reschedule debt payments after reporting a $35 million loss, the airline said. The step follows its latest financial results and is intended to relieve immediate cashflow pressure while the carrier stabilizes its balance sheet and ongoing operations.

2026-03-05T04:42:18.874469-08:00

TAROM to reschedule debt payments after $35m loss

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Fly Blue Crane suspends operations, halting South African regional services Fly Blue Crane, a South African regional carrier, has suspended operations, according to ch-aviation. The initial report provides no timeline or detail on fleet status or passenger disruptions, and industry stakeholders are awaiting clarity on staff, aircraft and route impacts.

2026-03-05T01:42:13.765048-08:00

Fly Blue Crane suspends operations, halting South African regional services

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Turkish court overturns Onur Air bankruptcy ruling, clearing path to revival A Turkish court has overturned a prior bankruptcy ruling for Onur Air, opening a legal path for the carrier’s revival. The decision restores the possibility of restructuring, investor engagement and an operational restart under Turkish insolvency procedures, with timelines and outcomes still to be determined.

2026-03-04T23:26:41.710729-08:00

Turkish court overturns Onur Air bankruptcy ruling, clearing path to revival

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Jet Airways liquidator to auction additional Boeing 777s Jet Airways' court-appointed liquidator has moved to auction additional Boeing 777 aircraft from the carrier's idle fleet, seeking to monetize assets to satisfy creditors. The move follows earlier disposals and will place more late‑model widebodies into the secondary market for sale to operators, lessors or investors.

2026-03-04T19:53:32.645509-08:00

Jet Airways liquidator to auction additional Boeing 777s

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GOL signals break from narrowbody-only fleet, eyes A330-900neo as it pursues two‑year growth plan GOL Linhas Aéreas CEO Celso Ferrer confirmed the carrier is considering Airbus A330‑900neo widebodies, a potential departure from its narrowbody‑only strategy. The announcement comes nine months after GOL emerged from Chapter 11 and accompanies an ambitious growth plan over the next two years.

2026-03-04T10:55:18.293083-08:00

GOL signals break from narrowbody-only fleet, eyes A330-900neo as it pursues two‑year growth plan

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Azul shareholders to vote on reverse stock split to bolster share price Azul Linhas Aéreas will put a proposal for a reverse stock split to shareholders, seeking to consolidate outstanding shares and lift its market price. The move is presented as a tool to improve the carrier's share performance and broaden appeal to investors ahead of the vote.

2026-03-04T10:11:35.276547-08:00

Azul shareholders to vote on reverse stock split to bolster share price

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Bahamasair hit with $23.35M in unpaid invoices as carrier's financial stability is questioned ch-aviation reports Bahamasair faces $23.35 million in unpaid invoices, raising questions about the national carrier's financial stability and funding position. The revelation focuses attention on the airline's balance sheet and outstanding obligations to suppliers and service providers.

2026-03-04T08:31:54.114510-08:00

Bahamasair hit with $23.35M in unpaid invoices as carrier's financial stability is questioned

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Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines A local consortium has accused the Australian government of disregarding its bid to acquire regional carrier Rex Airlines, alleging the sale process overlooked domestic offers. The claim adds political scrutiny to Rex’s ownership transfer and raises questions about transparency in bidder evaluation.

2026-03-03T19:37:25.135827-08:00

Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines

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TAROM to reschedule debt payments after $35m loss

Fly Blue Crane suspends operations, halting South African regional services

Turkish court overturns Onur Air bankruptcy ruling, clearing path to revival

Jet Airways liquidator to auction additional Boeing 777s

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