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SAS and Norwegian Armed Forces renew medevac partnership through 2027 with converted Boeing 737

Scandinavian carrier SAS has extended its medevac partnership with the Norwegian Armed Forces through 2027, keeping a Boeing 737 converted into an intensive-care "flying hospital" in service for international medical evacuations. The aircraft has carried thousands of severely wounded and critically ill patients from Ukraine to European hospitals.

2026-03-27T04:29:59.419295-07:00

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Aviation crisis: jet‑fuel price shock forces carriers to recalibrate

2026-03-27T06:18:38.214744-07:00

Skift

U.S. airports swamped: three-hour security lines expose systemic strain

2026-03-27T06:10:41.030036-07:00

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Kenya Airways rejects cargo spin-off, seeks $2bn strategic investor

2026-03-27T04:20:28.962083-07:00

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Aviation crisis: jet‑fuel price shock forces carriers to recalibrate A rapid jet‑fuel price shock over recent days has rocked the global airline industry, forcing carriers to reassess hedging, capacity and cost measures. This two‑part analysis unpacks market drivers, fresh fuel‑price data and the near‑term operational and financial implications for carriers.

2026-03-27T06:18:38.214744-07:00

Aviation crisis: jet‑fuel price shock forces carriers to recalibrate

Skift

U.S. airports swamped: three-hour security lines expose systemic strain A week of cascading pressures produced three‑hour security lines at U.S. airports, exposing systemic strain across airlines and airport operations. Reporters Sarah Kopit and Lex Haris examine how simultaneous operational, staffing and infrastructure stresses overwhelmed screening and passenger processing, testing the system's resilience.

2026-03-27T06:10:41.030036-07:00

U.S. airports swamped: three-hour security lines expose systemic strain

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airBaltic to base aircraft at Tenerife South for Winter 2026/27; adds weekly Tenerife–Groningen A220 service airBaltic will open a seasonal base at Tenerife South for Winter 2026/27, expanding its leisure network with new links including Liège and a weekly Tenerife–Groningen service. The Groningen rotation starts 29 October 2026 and will be operated by an Airbus A220‑300.

2026-03-27T05:11:04.427718-07:00

airBaltic to base aircraft at Tenerife South for Winter 2026/27; adds weekly Tenerife–Groningen A220 service

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SAS and Norwegian Armed Forces renew medevac partnership through 2027 with converted Boeing 737 Scandinavian carrier SAS has extended its medevac partnership with the Norwegian Armed Forces through 2027, keeping a Boeing 737 converted into an intensive-care "flying hospital" in service for international medical evacuations. The aircraft has carried thousands of severely wounded and critically ill patients from Ukraine to European hospitals.

2026-03-27T04:29:59.419295-07:00

SAS and Norwegian Armed Forces renew medevac partnership through 2027 with converted Boeing 737

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Kenya Airways rejects cargo spin-off, seeks $2bn strategic investor Kenya Airways has rejected bids to spin off its cargo division and is instead seeking a strategic investor of about $2.0 billion, group managing director and CEO George Kamal said. The move preserves cargo within the group as part of its wider recapitalization effort.

2026-03-27T04:20:28.962083-07:00

Kenya Airways rejects cargo spin-off, seeks $2bn strategic investor

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Star Alliance opens Connection Centre at LAX to streamline transfers Star Alliance has opened a new Connection Centre at Los Angeles International Airport to streamline transfers. The facility is intended to centralize transfer handling across member carriers, improving passenger wayfinding and operational coordination to reduce connection friction and speed connecting flows through the airport.

2026-03-27T03:30:16.186279-07:00

Star Alliance opens Connection Centre at LAX to streamline transfers

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Oman government acquires 90% of SalamAir; says no implied merger with Oman Air Oman's government has acquired a 90% stake in low-cost carrier SalamAir from Muscat National Development and Investment Company, saying the purchase is intended to "build an integrated and sustainable national aviation sector." Authorities stressed SalamAir and Oman Air will remain separate, with no implied merger.

2026-03-27T02:10:16.824828-07:00

Oman government acquires 90% of SalamAir; says no implied merger with Oman Air

Aviation Week

Jazeera Airways opens temporary Dammam base, starts scheduled flights March 26 to run Kuwait–Saudi airlift Kuwait low-cost carrier Jazeera Airways will open a temporary operational base at King Fahd International in Dammam and begin scheduled flights from March 26, 2026. The move is part of a dual-airport airlift to move passengers and cargo to/from Kuwait via Saudi territory while regional airspace remains constrained.

2026-03-26T13:05:29.518969-07:00

Jazeera Airways opens temporary Dammam base, starts scheduled flights March 26 to run Kuwait–Saudi airlift

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SAS and Norwegian Armed Forces renew medevac partnership through 2027 with converted Boeing 737

Aviation crisis: jet‑fuel price shock forces carriers to recalibrate

U.S. airports swamped: three-hour security lines expose systemic strain

Kenya Airways rejects cargo spin-off, seeks $2bn strategic investor

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