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Fly91 aims for 30-aircraft fleet as flight frequencies increase

Fly91 plans to grow to a 30-aircraft fleet as it increases flight frequencies, expanding capacity on services across India. The carrier's fleet ambitions add to momentum in the Indian market as airlines scale short‑haul capacity and intensify competition on domestic routes.

2026-03-10T22:39:18.196374-07:00

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Cathay Pacific posts 9.5% full-year profit rise as passenger traffic and cargo recover

2026-03-10T21:34:00.142676-07:00

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Qantas seeks expanded Singapore–Australia cargo traffic rights

2026-03-10T21:13:10.627088-07:00

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Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

2026-03-10T19:40:03.254148-07:00

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Fly91 aims for 30-aircraft fleet as flight frequencies increase Fly91 plans to grow to a 30-aircraft fleet as it increases flight frequencies, expanding capacity on services across India. The carrier's fleet ambitions add to momentum in the Indian market as airlines scale short‑haul capacity and intensify competition on domestic routes.

2026-03-10T22:39:18.196374-07:00

Fly91 aims for 30-aircraft fleet as flight frequencies increase

Reuters

Cathay Pacific posts 9.5% full-year profit rise as passenger traffic and cargo recover Cathay Pacific reported a 9.5% increase in full-year profit, driven by a rebound in passenger traffic and robust cargo demand, and said it will raise capacity this year despite ongoing geopolitical volatility reshaping regional routes and demand patterns.

2026-03-10T21:34:00.142676-07:00

Cathay Pacific posts 9.5% full-year profit rise as passenger traffic and cargo recover

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Qantas seeks expanded Singapore–Australia cargo traffic rights Qantas has applied to expand cargo traffic rights between Singapore and Australia, seeking permission to carry commercial freight on additional services linking the two markets. The application comes as Qantas increases its operational footprint in Singapore amid wider regional cargo network developments.

2026-03-10T21:13:10.627088-07:00

Qantas seeks expanded Singapore–Australia cargo traffic rights

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Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines has been flagged by aviation-data service ch-aviation for an outstanding tax liability exceeding $22 million. The notice publicly records the debt, creating a formal compliance item for the carrier amid ongoing regional market activity.

2026-03-10T19:40:03.254148-07:00

Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

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AirAsia and Indonesia AirAsia to suspend Darwin services from 28 April 2026 AirAsia (AK; Kuala Lumpur International) and Indonesia AirAsia (QZ; Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta) will suspend all flights to Darwin from 28 April 2026, effectively exiting the Northern Territory capital in early 2Q26. The suspension removes scheduled international services to Darwin operated by both carriers.

2026-03-10T16:53:15.260842-07:00

AirAsia and Indonesia AirAsia to suspend Darwin services from 28 April 2026

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easyJet launches twice-weekly Stansted–Paris CDG service easyJet has launched a new twice-weekly service between London Stansted (STN) and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), creating a direct low-cost connection between the two capitals. The move expands easyJet’s European network and strengthens Stansted’s international connectivity at a key London base.

2026-03-10T15:38:43.315047-07:00

easyJet launches twice-weekly Stansted–Paris CDG service

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Audit: Decades of cost-cutting and improper localiser approvals tied to fatal Jeju Air crash South Korea's Board of Audit and Inspection found the transport ministry and airport operator approved non‑compliant localiser installations and cut construction costs for more than two decades, including a cost‑saving concrete ILS antenna support at Muan that contributed to the Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people.

2026-03-10T15:18:33.577560-07:00

Audit: Decades of cost-cutting and improper localiser approvals tied to fatal Jeju Air crash

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Gulf Air evacuates fleet from Bahrain, suspends civilian flights amid missile attacks Gulf Air has evacuated its fleet from Bahrain and suspended all civilian flights after a series of missile attacks targeting the kingdom, repositioning aircraft offshore as security risks persist. The national carrier says operations will remain halted until authorities confirm safe conditions for a return.

2026-03-10T14:14:18.468622-07:00

Gulf Air evacuates fleet from Bahrain, suspends civilian flights amid missile attacks

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Fly91 aims for 30-aircraft fleet as flight frequencies increase

Cathay Pacific posts 9.5% full-year profit rise as passenger traffic and cargo recover

Qantas seeks expanded Singapore–Australia cargo traffic rights

Vietnam’s Pacific Airlines flagged over $22 million tax debt

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