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• Hilka Birns
Cameroon is considering pushing back Camair-Co’s planned fleet expansion to 2028. The available report provides no further details on the aircraft, scale of the expansion or reasons for the potential delay, leaving the timing as the key development for the state carrier’s fleet plans.
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Cameroon is considering pushing back Camair-Co’s planned fleet expansion to 2028. The available report provides no further details on the aircraft, scale of the expansion or reasons for the potential delay, leaving the timing as the key development for the state carrier’s fleet plans.
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Greece has formalized a government-to-government agreement with Portugal to acquire three Embraer KC-390 Millennium transports, with options for three additional aircraft. The first is scheduled for delivery to the Hellenic Air Force in 2027, confirming plans announced in June for a fleet of up to six.
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Belarusian flag carrier Belavia says it has U.S. approval to buy Boeing spare parts and software directly, ending its reliance on indirect sourcing. Reports say the authorization may also permit purchases of new aircraft, though the coverage centers on renewed cooperation and raises concerns that parts or jets could reach Russia.
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