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Aeroméxico eyes restoration of cancelled U.S. routes

Aeroméxico is planning to reinstate U.S. routes it previously cancelled, a strategic push to rebuild transborder capacity as travel demand recovers. The carrier has not published a timetable or a confirmed list of markets; follow-up reporting is expected for route-level details and start dates.

2026-02-06T11:15:44.962036-08:00

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SkyWest to restore 20 Bombardier CRJs to service

2026-02-06T10:34:30.150413-08:00

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U.S.–Iran tension forces carriers to reassess Gulf routings as USAF C-40B flies to Oman

2026-02-06T08:55:56.835115-08:00

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IAG requests path to total ownership of TAP Air Portugal

2026-02-06T08:23:10.943753-08:00

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Aeroméxico eyes restoration of cancelled U.S. routes Aeroméxico is planning to reinstate U.S. routes it previously cancelled, a strategic push to rebuild transborder capacity as travel demand recovers. The carrier has not published a timetable or a confirmed list of markets; follow-up reporting is expected for route-level details and start dates.

2026-02-06T11:15:44.962036-08:00

Aeroméxico eyes restoration of cancelled U.S. routes

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SkyWest to restore 20 Bombardier CRJs to service SkyWest Airlines will restore 20 Bombardier CRJ regional jets to active service, ch-aviation reports. Reinstating these aircraft increases the carrier’s regional-seat capacity and will influence fleet utilization, maintenance planning, crew scheduling and short-haul route deployment across the U.S. regional network, prompting capacity rebalancing.

2026-02-06T10:34:30.150413-08:00

SkyWest to restore 20 Bombardier CRJs to service

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Flyadeal to boost utilization and accept deliveries to expand into Gulf and South Asia Saudi low-cost carrier Flyadeal plans to grow across the Gulf and into South Asia by increasing fleet utilization and taking scheduled aircraft deliveries. The carrier will combine higher hourly utilization with incoming units to open new routes and accelerate near‑term capacity growth.

2026-02-06T09:34:01.496273-08:00

Flyadeal to boost utilization and accept deliveries to expand into Gulf and South Asia

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Lufthansa’s planned ITA stake increase stalls over $118m earn‑out dispute Lufthansa Group's plan to increase its stake in ITA Airways has stalled after a dispute over a $118 million earn‑out payment. The disagreement has paused negotiations and left the timetable and terms of the proposed stake increase unresolved, according to ch-aviation.

2026-02-06T09:14:17.766412-08:00

Lufthansa’s planned ITA stake increase stalls over $118m earn‑out dispute

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U.S.–Iran tension forces carriers to reassess Gulf routings as USAF C-40B flies to Oman Rising prospects of U.S.–Iran military confrontation are forcing carriers to reassess Persian Gulf routings and safety protocols, with some considering suspensions, reroutes and heightened risk-management measures. The development coincides with a USAF C-40B VIP flight to Muscat ahead of high-stakes talks with Iranian counterparts.

2026-02-06T08:55:56.835115-08:00

U.S.–Iran tension forces carriers to reassess Gulf routings as USAF C-40B flies to Oman

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IAG requests path to total ownership of TAP Air Portugal IAG has formally requested a pathway to acquire 100% ownership of TAP Air Portugal, seeking full control rather than a minority stake. The move underscores IAG's intent to secure governance authority to implement restructuring and margin-improvement measures at the carrier.

2026-02-06T08:23:10.943753-08:00

IAG requests path to total ownership of TAP Air Portugal

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ASKY seeks wet‑leases after aircraft damaged by gunfire in Niger ASKY Airlines is seeking wet‑leases to sustain operations after one of its aircraft was damaged by gunfire in Niger. The carrier says the incident disrupted schedules and it will temporarily use short‑term wet‑leases while the plane is inspected and repaired.

2026-02-06T07:54:19.428264-08:00

ASKY seeks wet‑leases after aircraft damaged by gunfire in Niger

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Spanish carriers add extra flights and impose fare caps as railway crisis diverts passengers Spanish airlines have added extra flights and imposed temporary fare caps after an ongoing railway crisis diverted large numbers of passengers from trains to air. Carriers are increasing short-term capacity while limiting price rises to manage demand and regulatory, consumer-relations risk during the disruption.

2026-02-06T07:34:57.265335-08:00

Spanish carriers add extra flights and impose fare caps as railway crisis diverts passengers

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Aeroméxico eyes restoration of cancelled U.S. routes

SkyWest to restore 20 Bombardier CRJs to service

U.S.–Iran tension forces carriers to reassess Gulf routings as USAF C-40B flies to Oman

IAG requests path to total ownership of TAP Air Portugal

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