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Tehran appoints task force to revive Iran Aseman’s fleet

Iran’s government has appointed a task force focused on reviving the fleet of Iran Aseman Airlines, signaling a renewed effort to address the carrier’s aircraft and operational challenges. The move places fleet recovery at the center of the airline’s future strategy.

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Latvia extends airBaltic’s government loan repayment deadline

Latvia’s government has extended the deadline for airBaltic to repay a state loan, giving the airline additional time to meet its financing obligations. The decision keeps the carrier’s government-backed funding and financial position in focus as Latvia weighs airBaltic’s future strategy.

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Nepal Airlines’ aircraft debt balloons to $368 million

Nepal Airlines’ aircraft debt has reached $368 million, underscoring the scale of its outstanding financing obligations. The figure puts aircraft-related liabilities at the center of the carrier’s financial position, with implications for fleet planning, liquidity management and future access to aircraft financing.

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777 Partners moves involuntary Chapter 7 liquidation case from Florida to Texas

A Miami judge has approved 777 Partners’ request to transfer an involuntary Chapter 7 liquidation proceeding to Texas, where the stricken investment firm and aircraft lessor is already pursuing Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The court found Texas to be the stronger administrative forum for coordinating the proceedings.

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Latvian prime minister says state should not own airBaltic as parliament debates urgent interim funding

Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs criticized the financial burden of airBaltic during a parliamentary session on legislation approving urgent interim funding. His comments come as lawmakers consider the state’s role in supporting the airline while debating whether continued government involvement is appropriate.

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European Aviation nears reacquisition of European Cargo after freighter operator enters administration

European Aviation, the UK lessor, is close to reacquiring European Cargo after the A340 freighter operator entered administration in June 2026, according to Sky News. The move could preserve the Bournemouth-based carrier’s operation while administrators address significant debt and assess the viability of its China–UK services.

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