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Aeroflot eyes third contract for 92 more MC-21s

Aeroflot is considering a third contract covering 92 additional MC-21s, according to a report whose full details are available only to subscribers. The article title does not specify timing or whether the potential agreement has advanced beyond consideration.

2026-10-29T19:55:29.095376-07:00

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Aeroflot eyes third contract for 92 more MC-21s

Aeroflot is considering a third contract covering 92 additional MC-21s, according to a report whose full details are available only to subscribers. The article title does not specify timing or whether the potential agreement has advanced beyond consideration.

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Travira Air investor explores exit

An investor in Indonesian charter and aircraft services provider Travira Air is exploring an exit, according to a report whose details are unavailable in the supplied summary. The information provided does not identify the investor, the potential buyer, valuation, timing or any effect on Travira Air’s operations.

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Greenland opens 2,200-meter Ilulissat airport as Air Greenland starts nonstop Copenhagen flights

The new airport gives Ilulissat a runway capable of handling larger aircraft and enables Air Greenland to connect the town directly with Copenhagen. The opening completes a recent expansion of Greenland’s civilian airport network, following new airports in Nuuk and Qaqortoq, while Air Greenland’s handling subsidiary serves airports and passengers across the territory.

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Fuel costs and aging fleets are reshaping airline maintenance priorities

At MRO Europe, industry participants weighed how rising fuel prices could affect Europe’s aftermarket as airlines balance fuel efficiency against maintenance expense. Aging fleets, delayed aircraft deliveries and supply-chain constraints are increasing the maintenance burden, while many carriers still manage fuel and maintenance as separate priorities.

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