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Fly Lili says it is open to resuming scheduled operations in Romania. The available report does not specify a timeline, routes or conditions for a restart.
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Fly Lili says it is open to resuming scheduled operations in Romania. The available report does not specify a timeline, routes or conditions for a restart.
Delta Air Lines is due to report third-quarter results Friday, with investors watching whether premium revenue can offset higher fuel costs and capacity cuts. The earnings preview also flags a dispute with Elon Musk over in-flight Wi-Fi, while the broader season brings scrutiny to carrier performance and Alaska Airlines’ investor-day plans.
PXCom and InterLnkd are partnering to bring personalized inflight shopping to airline passengers. The companies say the offering is intended to create new revenue opportunities for airlines, linking the onboard retail experience with a more tailored approach to shopping.
Air India and its low-cost affiliate are reportedly being considered for a merger of back-office operations. The available report does not specify which functions would be combined, the structure of the arrangement or a timeline, leaving the operational scope of the proposed consolidation unclear.
SAS and Lykke Coffee Farms are developing a coffee blend for service aboard SAS flights at 35,000 feet. The partnership is set to expand the offering to SAS lounges and the EuroBonus loyalty program later in 2027, extending the product beyond the onboard experience.
Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras plans to add Boeing 787-8 capacity through a wet lease, according to the report. The available information does not identify the lessor, aircraft count, lease term or intended routes, limiting visibility into the scale and purpose of the arrangement.
Aegean Airlines is returning to Dubai and entering Syria with a new route to Damascus, while planning services to Tripoli and Benghazi next year. The moves mark a renewed Middle East presence and planned expansion into North Africa for the Greek carrier.
The third installment examines how the sharp rise in jet fuel prices is affecting cargo operations. The series has tracked fuel prices doubling since January and the resulting hit to passenger-flight profitability; this analysis turns to the implications for airline cargo flying.
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