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Bluebox–SkyFive target inflight connectivity revenue as Blue Origin selects RBC Signals for global ground network

Bluebox Aviation Systems and SkyFive are partnering to demonstrate how inflight connectivity and entertainment can improve passenger experience and create ancillary revenue opportunities for airlines. Separately, Blue Origin has selected RBC Signals to support its Quartz global ground-station network, which will reach nine sites by year-end.

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Air Canada to use $1.8 billion investment to repay bonds

Air Canada will use a $1.8 billion investment to repay outstanding bonds, directing fresh capital toward balance-sheet obligations rather than fleet or network expansion. The available report does not identify the investor, timing, bond maturities or other terms of the transaction.

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Allegiant Extra previews the airline’s premium future

Allegiant is positioning its current Allegiant Extra offering as a bridge to a more premium product, with the airline planning to launch Allegiant First in 2027. For now, the carrier continues to emphasize a reliable, affordable proposition while testing how far customers will pay for added value.

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Bluebox–SkyFive target inflight connectivity revenue as Blue Origin selects RBC Signals for global ground network

Bluebox Aviation Systems and SkyFive are partnering to demonstrate how inflight connectivity and entertainment can improve passenger experience and create ancillary revenue opportunities for airlines. Separately, Blue Origin has selected RBC Signals to support its Quartz global ground-station network, which will reach nine sites by year-end.

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Why Cleaner Jet Fuel Is Taking Off in Europe Faster Than in the US

A European airline group is purchasing more sustainable aviation fuel than all U.S. carriers combined, underscoring a stark transatlantic gap in demand for lower-carbon jet fuel. The comparison highlights how airline procurement commitments are shaping the early SAF market.

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GOL CEO Celso Ferrer to lead Boeing’s Latin America and Caribbean business as André Fehlauer takes over

GOL CEO Celso Ferrer will leave the Brazilian airline at the end of August to become president of Boeing Latin America and the Caribbean, while André Fehlauer becomes GOL’s CEO in September 2026. Albert Perez has also been named president, creating a new leadership structure as GOL pursues international ambitions.

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