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Flybondi considers legal action against former executives amid leadership dispute

Argentina’s low-cost carrier Flybondi is reportedly weighing legal action against ex-executives, escalating an internal dispute that could affect company governance, management continuity, and stakeholder confidence. The move underscores how leadership transitions can spill into formal proceedings, with potential downstream effects for strategy and operations.

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2026-07-17T10:15:47.900035-07:00

Skift

Delta to launch first-ever nonstop Los Angeles–Manila service on March 28, 2027

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2026-07-17T06:29:43.878614-07:00

Bloomberg

Air China and Shenzhen Airlines order 55 Airbus jets (15 A350-900, 40 A320neo-family) amid accelerating China delivery pipelines

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2026-07-17T02:45:21.317041-07:00

AirInsight

US international gateway fragmentation shifts long-haul fleet calculus, pressuring the 787 vs. A380 route math

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2026-07-17T08:15:32.149018-07:00

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Flybondi considers legal action against former executives amid leadership dispute Argentina’s low-cost carrier Flybondi is reportedly weighing legal action against ex-executives, escalating an internal dispute that could affect company governance, management continuity, and stakeholder confidence. The move underscores how leadership transitions can spill into formal proceedings, with potential downstream effects for strategy and operations.

2026-07-17T10:15:47.900035-07:00

Flybondi considers legal action against former executives amid leadership dispute

Skift

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Allegiant, Long an OTA Holdout, Signs an Exclusive Deal With Expedia

2026-07-17T08:18:13.006380-07:00

Allegiant, Long an OTA Holdout

AirInsight

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US international gateway fragmentation shifts long-haul fleet calculus, pressuring the 787 vs. A380 route math Traffic at US international gateways is becoming more fragmented, changing how airlines size and allocate long-haul capacity. The 787-versus-A380 debate is now playing out one tier down in network planning, as fleet decisions increasingly track which gateways—and markets—actually concentrate demand.

2026-07-17T08:15:32.149018-07:00

US international gateway fragmentation shifts long-haul fleet calculus, pressuring the 787 vs. A380 route math

AeroTime

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ASG chairman: easyJet could benefit from a more flexible fleet mode ASG Chairman Gediminas Ziemelis argues in a new AeroTime article that easyJet stands to gain from adopting a more flexible fleet operating approach. The commentary frames fleet flexibility as a lever for improving how the carrier manages its aircraft mix and operations.

2026-07-17T07:42:52.062805-07:00

ASG chairman: easyJet could benefit from a more flexible fleet mode

Skift

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Delta to launch first-ever nonstop Los Angeles–Manila service on March 28, 2027 Delta will begin its first nonstop flights between LAX and Manila on March 28, 2027, using the Airbus A350-900. The carrier says the new service returns it to the Philippines market and targets the largest U.S.–Philippines city-pair, expanding its Asia-Pacific network and ending another airline’s long-standing monopoly on the route.

2026-07-17T06:29:43.878614-07:00

Delta to launch first-ever nonstop Los Angeles–Manila service on March 28, 2027

FlightGlobal

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EU proposes expanding EU ETS to cover more international flights from 2029, prompting backlash from airlines and business aviati The European Commission’s proposal to extend the EU Emissions Trading System to international flights from 2029—covering routes to destinations within 5,000km—drew sharp criticism from Airlines for Europe and IATA. Business aviation groups, including the EBAA, warned the plan could discriminate against bizav while decarbonisation reinvestment remains unclear.

2026-07-17T05:17:08.947062-07:00

EU proposes expanding EU ETS to cover more international flights from 2029, prompting backlash from airlines and business aviati

FlightGlobal

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United to retire 80+ older aircraft in 2027 as it accelerates Boeing 737 fleet transition and cabin refresh United Airlines says it will retire 80+ less fuel-efficient aircraft in 2027 alongside a fleetwide cabin refresh aimed at lowering costs and improving margins. The carrier is also pulling forward Boeing 737 MAX 8 work in Guam, completing the swap-out two months ahead of plan, with additional Guam aircraft changes filed for 737 operations through October 2026 as it prepares for its first Boeing 737 MAX 10 delivery and expanded Starlink connectivity.

2026-07-17T04:28:15.786311-07:00

United to retire 80+ older aircraft in 2027 as it accelerates Boeing 737 fleet transition and cabin refresh

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airBaltic to seek short-term funding commitment from bondholders at Aug. 3, 2026 meeting Latvia’s airBaltic (BT) plans to approach its bondholders for short-term funding at an Aug. 3, 2026 meeting in Riga. The request signals a near-term liquidity focus tied to the airline’s outstanding debt structure and refinancing runway.

2026-07-17T03:43:21.852797-07:00

airBaltic to seek short-term funding commitment from bondholders at Aug. 3, 2026 meeting

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