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ITA Airways posts €209m full‑year profit and unveils five‑year plan to cut lease costs

ITA Airways reported a €209 million net profit for 2025 — its first since launch — on €3.2 billion revenue (€2.8bn passenger income) despite an 8% fall in passengers. The board approved 2025 accounts and a five‑year strategy prioritising reductions in aircraft leasing costs.

2026-03-26T01:39:44.994451-07:00

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Korean Air to buy 103 Boeing jets worth $36.2bn, deliveries 2026–2039

2026-03-26T02:19:49.690265-07:00

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Lithuania eyes Heathrow PSO, invites carriers to bid

2026-03-26T01:09:49.895145-07:00

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OneClick Airways eyes entry into scheduled services in Georgia

2026-03-25T22:58:27.500114-07:00

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Korean Air to buy 103 Boeing jets worth $36.2bn, deliveries 2026–2039 Korean Air said on Thursday it will acquire 103 Boeing aircraft between 2026 and 2039 in a purchase programme valued at $36.2 billion. The carrier did not disclose model breakdowns or delivery phasing; the commitment spans 2026–2039 (14 years).

2026-03-26T02:19:49.690265-07:00

Korean Air to buy 103 Boeing jets worth $36.2bn, deliveries 2026–2039

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ITA Airways posts €209m full‑year profit and unveils five‑year plan to cut lease costs ITA Airways reported a €209 million net profit for 2025 — its first since launch — on €3.2 billion revenue (€2.8bn passenger income) despite an 8% fall in passengers. The board approved 2025 accounts and a five‑year strategy prioritising reductions in aircraft leasing costs.

2026-03-26T01:39:44.994451-07:00

ITA Airways posts €209m full‑year profit and unveils five‑year plan to cut lease costs

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Lithuania eyes Heathrow PSO, invites carriers to bid Lithuania's government is considering a Public Service Obligation to secure a direct air link to London Heathrow and has invited carriers to express interest in operating the route. The move seeks to guarantee connectivity to the UK hub and solicit commercial proposals or bids.

2026-03-26T01:09:49.895145-07:00

Lithuania eyes Heathrow PSO, invites carriers to bid

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OneClick Airways eyes entry into scheduled services in Georgia OneClick Airways is eyeing a move into scheduled operations in Georgia, ch-aviation reports. The brief says the airline is considering entry into the country's regular air services market. The ch-aviation summary provided no timetable, route, fleet details or sources.

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OneClick Airways eyes entry into scheduled services in Georgia

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ITA Airways posts €209m full‑year profit and unveils five‑year plan to cut lease costs

Korean Air to buy 103 Boeing jets worth $36.2bn, deliveries 2026–2039

Lithuania eyes Heathrow PSO, invites carriers to bid

OneClick Airways eyes entry into scheduled services in Georgia

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