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euroAtlantic Airways plans to expand its fleet with additional Airbus A330s and Boeing 777s. The announcement identifies the aircraft types but provides no details on how many aircraft the airline intends to add, the timing of any additions or how the expanded fleet will be deployed.
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euroAtlantic Airways plans to expand its fleet with additional Airbus A330s and Boeing 777s. The announcement identifies the aircraft types but provides no details on how many aircraft the airline intends to add, the timing of any additions or how the expanded fleet will be deployed.
Solenta Mozambique has begun scheduled domestic flight operations, adding a new operator to the country’s air transport market. The available report provides no details on routes, fleet, capacity or launch timing, limiting assessment of the service’s scale and competitive impact.
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Spanish charter operator Alba Star has temporarily halted flights amid a liquidity squeeze and is preparing to file for insolvency after sale talks failed to produce a deal. Romania’s Dan Air has also entered insolvency and plans to restructure, according to the available report.
Air Koryo operated flights between Pyongyang and Samjiyon in northeastern North Korea on Oct. 22 and 23, 2026, using an An-148-100. The service marks the resumption of the carrier’s second domestic route, adding a specific update on its domestic network and aircraft deployment.
India’s airlines operated fewer routes during the peak Diwali travel season than in any year since the Covid-19 pandemic, a sign that rising costs and operational disruptions are weighing on capacity. The pullback offers a counterpoint to the rapid growth of one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.
At an extraordinary general meeting on Nov. 6, 2026, Garuda Indonesia shareholders approved issuing up to 248.7 billion new Series E shares through a rights offering. The announcement does not specify the offering price, expected proceeds or how the airline plans to use the funds.
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The semi-private operator is adding two nonstop routes from Boston, marketing one as New York City service. Fares start at $199, and passengers must join JSX’s free Club JSX program to book, making membership a condition of access to the new service.
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