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Etihad and Abra Group sign MoU for ACMI plus codeshare collaboration

Etihad Airways and Abra Group have agreed a memorandum of understanding covering ACMI cooperation and a codeshare collaboration. The MoU links aircraft capacity via ACMI with commercial integration through codeshare, aiming to support coordinated network and operating planning.

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2026-07-23T14:51:01.372416-07:00

Bloomberg

JetBlue bond selloff ahead of Q2 earnings as liquidity-focused investor call spooks markets

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2026-07-23T16:04:50.178762-07:00

Skift

IATA appoints Saadia Zahidi as director general, succeeding Willie Walsh

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2026-07-23T09:54:09.805184-07:00

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Airline groups denounce European Commission proposal to expand EU ETS reach beyond EU

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2026-07-23T13:19:58.393136-07:00

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Bloomberg

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JetBlue bond selloff ahead of Q2 earnings as liquidity-focused investor call spooks markets JetBlue’s bonds fell ahead of its second-quarter earnings release next week after investors turned more cautious amid persistent economic pressures. The decline followed the airline’s decision to hold an investor call focused on liquidity, underscoring funding sensitivity at the carrier.

2026-07-23T16:04:50.178762-07:00

JetBlue bond selloff ahead of Q2 earnings as liquidity-focused investor call spooks markets

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Etihad and Abra Group sign MoU for ACMI plus codeshare collaboration Etihad Airways and Abra Group have agreed a memorandum of understanding covering ACMI cooperation and a codeshare collaboration. The MoU links aircraft capacity via ACMI with commercial integration through codeshare, aiming to support coordinated network and operating planning.

2026-07-23T14:51:01.372416-07:00

Etihad and Abra Group sign MoU for ACMI plus codeshare collaboration

Skift

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Airlines diverge on capacity and pricing: most cut flights or raise fares while American takes a different approach Multiple carriers are responding to market conditions by cutting capacity more aggressively and/or increasing airfares. Against that backdrop, American is pursuing an alternative strategy, underscoring widening differences in how airlines balance demand, pricing power, and network economics.

2026-07-23T14:20:22.037831-07:00

Airlines diverge on capacity and pricing: most cut flights or raise fares while American takes a different approach

FlightGlobal

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Enugu Air E170 suffers runway overrun in Benin, prompting aircraft write-off concerns Nigerian carrier Enugu Air says its Embraer E170 (5N-ENR) overran the end of runway 05 while landing at Benin City on 23 July after arriving from Lagos. The aircraft was badly damaged off the runway; there were no reported injuries to passengers or crew, and Enugu Air obtained its own air operator’s certificate earlier this year.

2026-07-23T13:36:32.771999-07:00

Enugu Air E170 suffers runway overrun in Benin, prompting aircraft write-off concerns

CNBC

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Southwest Airlines charters a vessel to ship jet fuel from Houston to Los Angeles amid supply worries Southwest Airlines has put Texas jet fuel on a ship for the first time, hiring a vessel this spring to move fuel from Houston to Los Angeles as a contingency against potential supply shortages. The move underscores how carriers are planning around fuel availability risks in major hubs.

2026-07-23T13:20:06.840046-07:00

Southwest Airlines charters a vessel to ship jet fuel from Houston to Los Angeles amid supply worries

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Airline groups denounce European Commission proposal to expand EU ETS reach beyond EU Airline industry lobby groups have criticized the European Commission’s proposed overhaul of the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS), arguing it would apply to flights beyond the EU in an “extraterritorial” and unilateral way. The groups say the plan is overly ambitious and could disrupt market operations for carriers.

2026-07-23T13:19:58.393136-07:00

Airline groups denounce European Commission proposal to expand EU ETS reach beyond EU

Skift

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IATA appoints Saadia Zahidi as director general, succeeding Willie Walsh The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has named World Economic Forum managing director Saadia Zahidi as its next director general, effective Nov. 1. She will succeed Willie Walsh, who relinquishes the role on July 31, making Zahidi IATA’s first female director general and first since 1985 without airline executive experience.

2026-07-23T09:54:09.805184-07:00

IATA appoints Saadia Zahidi as director general, succeeding Willie Walsh

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Air Astana files to launch Boeing 787 operations to the US in 2027 Air Astana has filed plans to begin Boeing 787 service to the United States in 2027, according to coverage summarized in the cluster. The filing signals an upcoming long-haul aircraft upgrade and a targeted trans-Atlantic expansion tied to the 787’s operational timeline.

2026-07-23T09:04:46.033892-07:00

Air Astana files to launch Boeing 787 operations to the US in 2027

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