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Air India to report record ₹150 billion (~$1.6bn) annual loss after June Dreamliner crash

Air India will report a record annual loss of at least ₹150 billion for the year ending March 31 after the June Dreamliner crash — which killed over 240 people — and subsequent airspace shutdowns erased progress toward break-even. The carrier is jointly owned by Tata Group and Singapore Airlines.

2026-01-21T23:53:24.129881-08:00

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US airlines brace for major schedule disruptions as massive winter storm approaches

2026-01-22T01:54:58.556134-08:00

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Emirates Skywards links with Jet2.com for mile redemptions across 75+ leisure destinations

2026-01-22T01:38:33.539801-08:00

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Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets

2026-01-22T02:41:05.078552-08:00

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Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets Immfly will deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO high‑speed connectivity across disconnected narrowbody fleets operated by low‑cost and ultra‑low‑cost carriers, targeting aircraft currently without inflight broadband. The agreement aims to rapidly bring LEO gate‑to‑gate internet to LCC/ULCC networks, enabling higher‑bandwidth passenger services on single‑aisle aircraft.

2026-01-22T02:41:05.078552-08:00

Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets

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ITA Airways to fast‑track four widebodies by 2027 as A330neo EI‑TYG joins fleet ITA Airways CEO Jörg Eberhart said the carrier will fast‑track entry into service of four additional widebodies by 2027 as it takes recent A330neo deliveries — including EI‑TYG this month. The programme accelerates ITA’s long‑haul fleet expansion from Rome Fiumicino and adds immediate capacity.

2026-01-22T02:20:14.002059-08:00

ITA Airways to fast‑track four widebodies by 2027 as A330neo EI‑TYG joins fleet

AeroTime

US airlines brace for major schedule disruptions as massive winter storm approaches U.S. airlines are bracing for major schedule disruptions over the coming days as warnings forecast a massive winter storm across parts of the country. The industry is preparing for widespread delays and cancellations as operations adjust to severe weather and passenger disruption.

2026-01-22T01:54:58.556134-08:00

US airlines brace for major schedule disruptions as massive winter storm approaches

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Emirates Skywards links with Jet2.com for mile redemptions across 75+ leisure destinations Emirates Skywards has partnered with UK leisure carrier Jet2.com, enabling Skywards members — about 4 million in the UK — to redeem miles for flight rewards across Jet2’s network of more than 75 leisure destinations. The tie-up expands Emirates’ UK footprint and increases short‑haul redemption choices.

2026-01-22T01:38:33.539801-08:00

Emirates Skywards links with Jet2.com for mile redemptions across 75+ leisure destinations

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Ariana Afghan Airlines issues tender for Boeing 737 freighter Ariana Afghan Airlines has issued a tender for a Boeing 737 freighter, opening a procurement process to acquire dedicated narrowbody cargo capacity. The carrier invited proposals but provided no immediate details on delivery timing, financing structure or aircraft configuration.

2026-01-22T00:29:43.727235-08:00

Ariana Afghan Airlines issues tender for Boeing 737 freighter

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Lebanon's Central Bank says MEA is not for sale Lebanon's Central Bank has publicly denied that national carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) is up for sale, rejecting market speculation about privatization or ownership transfer. The Central Bank's clarification removes uncertainty about MEA's ownership and short-circuits sale speculation affecting restructuring and potential partnerships for the Beirut-based carrier.

2026-01-21T23:53:32.499514-08:00

Lebanon's Central Bank says MEA is not for sale

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Air India to report record ₹150 billion (~$1.6bn) annual loss after June Dreamliner crash Air India will report a record annual loss of at least ₹150 billion for the year ending March 31 after the June Dreamliner crash — which killed over 240 people — and subsequent airspace shutdowns erased progress toward break-even. The carrier is jointly owned by Tata Group and Singapore Airlines.

2026-01-21T23:53:24.129881-08:00

Air India to report record ₹150 billion (~$1.6bn) annual loss after June Dreamliner crash

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Investigation: maintenance assembly error in PW1127GA-JM caused IndiGo A320neo engine failure Investigators concluded a maintenance assembly error during a shop visit caused extensive internal damage to a Pratt & Whitney PW1127GA-JM engine on an IndiGo A320neo, forcing the aircraft to return to Amritsar in February 2023. The finding attributes the in‑flight engine failure to human error during post‑maintenance assembly.

2026-01-21T23:32:40.859023-08:00

Investigation: maintenance assembly error in PW1127GA-JM caused IndiGo A320neo engine failure

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Air India to report record ₹150 billion (~$1.6bn) annual loss after June Dreamliner crash

US airlines brace for major schedule disruptions as massive winter storm approaches

Emirates Skywards links with Jet2.com for mile redemptions across 75+ leisure destinations

Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets

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