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• Hilka Birns
Emirates has denied that it plans to introduce flights between Milan and Lima in the immediate future. The statement rules out a near-term launch of the proposed route, but the available report provides no further detail on the airline’s network plans or the timing of any possible service.
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Emirates has denied that it plans to introduce flights between Milan and Lima in the immediate future. The statement rules out a near-term launch of the proposed route, but the available report provides no further detail on the airline’s network plans or the timing of any possible service.
Loganair is reviewing its base network while looking to add more ATR 42-600 turboprops, according to a report in Commercial Aviation News. The available report summary does not specify which bases are under review, how many aircraft the airline is seeking or the timing of any fleet additions.
Tanzanian airline Flightlink has added capacity through a wet lease of a Dash 8. The announcement points to an aircraft-and-crew leasing arrangement as the means of expanding the airline’s available capacity; the report provides no details on the aircraft’s number, lease duration or deployment.
Lufthansa, Swiss and Eurowings have pushed back the planned restart of their Dubai services until Nov. 25, 2026. The revised date extends the interruption to the carriers’ Dubai links; the reported information does not specify the reason for the delay or the services’ original restart dates.
Lufthansa, SWISS and Eurowings have postponed their planned return to Dubai, citing an unsettled security situation in the Middle East. The decision signals that the carriers are not yet ready to resume the planned service, though the reports provide no revised return date or further operational details.
Taiwan's Starlux Airlines is seeking a three-month delay to a planned share issue, according to the report. The available account gives no details on the offering's size, its original schedule, the reason for the requested extension or the potential impact on the carrier's financing.
Boeing 737-800 aircraft belonging to Chinese carrier Okay Airways failed to sell at auction. The available report does not provide details on the number of aircraft, auction terms or the reason they attracted no successful bids.
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