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Cathay Group posts HK$10.8bn (US$1.8bn) FY2025 net profit as revenue rises 11.9% to HK$116.8bn

Cathay Group reported a full‑year 2025 net profit of HK$10.8 billion (US$1.8 billion), or 161.8 HK cents per diluted share, as revenue rose 11.9% year‑on‑year to HK$116.8 billion (US$14.9 billion).

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Ham radio interference disrupts faulty Boeing 787 transponders, forcing $8M fleet fix for U.S. airlines

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GOL adds up to five A330s and launches four‑weekly Rio–Orlando nonstop

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UAE air traffic edges toward normal as Emirates balances full‑capacity target with an extended reduced schedule

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Cathay Group posts HK$10.8bn (US$1.8bn) FY2025 net profit as revenue rises 11.9% to HK$116.8bn Cathay Group reported a full‑year 2025 net profit of HK$10.8 billion (US$1.8 billion), or 161.8 HK cents per diluted share, as revenue rose 11.9% year‑on‑year to HK$116.8 billion (US$14.9 billion).

2026-03-14T15:05:04.413237-07:00

Cathay Group posts HK$10.8bn (US$1.8bn) FY2025 net profit as revenue rises 11.9% to HK$116.8bn

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Ham radio interference disrupts faulty Boeing 787 transponders, forcing $8M fleet fix for U.S. airlines U.S. carriers will spend about $8 million to fix Boeing 787 transponder faults after tests showed ham radio transmissions can disrupt susceptible units. Boeing and operators are implementing a targeted repair to remove a vulnerability that allows amateur radio signals to interfere with affected transponders.

2026-03-14T10:44:30.093452-07:00

Ham radio interference disrupts faulty Boeing 787 transponders, forcing $8M fleet fix for U.S. airlines

Airways Magazine

GOL adds up to five A330s and launches four‑weekly Rio–Orlando nonstop GOL will acquire up to five Airbus A330s and begin four weekly nonstop Rio de Janeiro–Orlando flights operated on the type, delivering immediate long‑haul capacity to Florida. The move operationalizes GOL’s pivot toward twin‑aisle capability as it rebuilds network reach post‑restructuring.

2026-03-14T09:33:50.593603-07:00

GOL adds up to five A330s and launches four‑weekly Rio–Orlando nonstop

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UAE air traffic edges toward normal as Emirates balances full‑capacity target with an extended reduced schedule Air traffic in the UAE is gradually returning after regional disruptions, with authorities saying airports handled 1.4 million passengers since early March. Emirates says it aims to restore full international capacity by March 29, but will operate a reduced global schedule through at least March 28, 2026.

2026-03-14T04:00:20.302219-07:00

UAE air traffic edges toward normal as Emirates balances full‑capacity target with an extended reduced schedule

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Qatar Airways grounds 150+ aircraft, runs skeletal repatriation flights as Qatari airspace remains partially closed Qatar Airways has grounded more than 150 aircraft and is operating a skeletal schedule after Qatari airspace was partially closed this week amid the regional conflict, running limited repatriation and humanitarian services that flew nearly 500 Indian nationals and a small number of relief rotations to Europe.

2026-03-13T17:12:25.963807-07:00

Qatar Airways grounds 150+ aircraft, runs skeletal repatriation flights as Qatari airspace remains partially closed

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Three US carriers win approval to cut Cuba services amid fuel crisis Three U.S. carriers have obtained regulatory approval to sharply curtail scheduled services to Cuba as acute jet‑fuel shortages and crumbling airport infrastructure collapse passenger demand. The approvals allow carriers to reduce frequencies and suspend routes until the island's energy and operational situation stabilizes.

2026-03-13T16:59:06.630320-07:00

Three US carriers win approval to cut Cuba services amid fuel crisis

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Cape Air CEO Linda Markham retires after 23 years; CFO Mike Migliore named president and CEO Cape Air said longtime chief executive Linda Markham has retired after more than 23 years, and promoted chief financial officer Mike Migliore to president and chief executive. Migliore, a long-serving CFO, assumes leadership of the US regional carrier as Markham steps down.

2026-03-13T16:39:34.204084-07:00

Cape Air CEO Linda Markham retires after 23 years; CFO Mike Migliore named president and CEO

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Who Owns the Customer? OTAs' Liberal Refunds Clash with Airlines Over Rebooking Amid Iran War Online travel agencies are offering far more liberal cancellation and refund policies during the Iran war than they did during the pandemic, sparking disputes with airlines over rebooking responsibility and who 'owns' customers when flights are disrupted. The split raises costs and complicates operational recovery for carriers.

2026-03-13T14:54:14.462134-07:00

Who Owns the Customer? OTAs' Liberal Refunds Clash with Airlines Over Rebooking Amid Iran War

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Cathay Group posts HK$10.8bn (US$1.8bn) FY2025 net profit as revenue rises 11.9% to HK$116.8bn

Ham radio interference disrupts faulty Boeing 787 transponders, forcing $8M fleet fix for U.S. airlines

GOL adds up to five A330s and launches four‑weekly Rio–Orlando nonstop

UAE air traffic edges toward normal as Emirates balances full‑capacity target with an extended reduced schedule

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