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• Armin Kific
Croatia Airlines’ share capital will increase by €35 million ($39 million) through a direct cash injection from the Croatian government, following a decision at the airline’s general assembly on Oct. 29, 2026.
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Croatia Airlines’ share capital will increase by €35 million ($39 million) through a direct cash injection from the Croatian government, following a decision at the airline’s general assembly on Oct. 29, 2026.
Polish carrier Enter Air is eyeing a base in Romania, a move that could support a larger operational presence in the market. The available report provides no details on timing, location or the scale of any planned operation.
Russia says the Su-57E remains in its export portfolio despite India ruling out interest in the fighter. A separate report says Moscow has proposed extending rules that let domestic airlines operate disputed foreign-leased aircraft and engines through Dec. 31, 2028; the reports describe distinct developments.
Sudan’s Badr Airlines has resumed international operations from Khartoum, according to ch-aviation. The report provides no further details on routes, frequencies or the timing of the restart, but marks a return to cross-border flying from the Sudanese capital.
Star Air has delayed plans to expand its fleet, citing fuel costs. The move puts fleet growth on hold for the Indian operator as higher fuel expenses affect its expansion timing.
Since 2020, airlines have expanded premium seating as demand for business-class travel outpaces economy, with some also investing in gourmet meals and exclusive lounges. Strong long-haul and premium demand is supporting network carriers, though European airline groups face markedly different challenges beneath the headline performance.
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