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Viasat’s Inflight Connectivity Revenue Reaches $324 Million as Installed Fleet Hits Record

Viasat reported $324 million in inflight connectivity revenue last quarter, alongside a record number of aircraft equipped with its service. However, the company’s shrinking installation backlog points to a potentially slowing pipeline for future aircraft additions and raises questions about longer-term growth.

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Airlines Push Back as ICE Uses Airport Flight Manifests to Arrest Travelers With Lapsed Visas

Federal agents are using airline flight manifests to identify and arrest travelers with expired visas at airports, prompting airlines to object over operational safety, enforcement protocols and the role of carriers in immigration actions. The dispute raises questions about coordination between federal authorities and airport operators.

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Urumqi Air mulls joint carrier with Kazakhstan government

Urumqi Air is considering establishing a joint carrier with Kazakhstan’s government, according to a report from Commercial Aviation News. The proposal signals potential expansion of cross-border airline cooperation, although details on ownership, fleet, routes and timing have not been disclosed.

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Jetstar Japan to rebrand by 3Q27 as Qantas exits through share buyback

Qantas Group and Japan Airlines have signed a binding agreement to restructure Jetstar Japan’s ownership, with the Development Bank of Japan replacing Qantas through a share buyback. The low-cost carrier plans to rebrand by the third quarter of 2027, ending Qantas’ role in the Japanese venture.

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