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• Daniel Martinez Garbuno
Slovak airline AirExplore has ceased operations, according to the report. The article does not specify when services stopped, the reason for the shutdown, or the scale of any impact on employees, customers, or partner airlines.
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Slovak airline AirExplore has ceased operations, according to the report. The article does not specify when services stopped, the reason for the shutdown, or the scale of any impact on employees, customers, or partner airlines.
The US Department of Transportation is seeking carriers to provide Essential Air Service at Pueblo, Colorado, and Dodge City, Kansas. The announcement puts service to both communities into a carrier-selection process; the available report does not specify proposed routes, schedules, or contract terms.
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Google has agreed to additional privacy protections as it pursues a multimillion-dollar purchase of enterprise data from Spirit Airlines’ estate. The agreement gives former pilots and flight attendants parameters over the use of their data, blocks Google from obtaining 20 categories of information, and allows the company to walk away from the deal.
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The carriers plan to build on a decade of partnership, including codeshare and frequent-flyer cooperation, with a joint venture covering passenger services between Japan and Vietnam. The proposed venture would coordinate schedules, fares and sales, and would require regulatory approval.
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Spanish airline AlbaStar has ceased operations and is considering an insolvency procedure. The available reports provide no details on the timing of any filing, the company’s liabilities or the status of its fleet and employees.
Brazil is set to seize a VoePass ATR 72, while the country’s aviation regulator is accused of having ignored warnings. The available report does not specify the basis for the seizure or the warnings at issue.
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Frontier is selling its new first-class seats, priced from $129 each way, ahead of a planned March 2027 entry into service; some customers may fly in them sooner. The ULCC plans to reconfigure its entire A320 fleet, adding eight first-class seats, extra-legroom options from $90 and Starlink Wi-Fi in 2027.
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