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• Ana Sesar
TAROM has appointed a new interim general director, placing the Romanian airline under temporary leadership as it manages its next phase of corporate and operational planning.
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TAROM has appointed a new interim general director, placing the Romanian airline under temporary leadership as it manages its next phase of corporate and operational planning.
oneworld is pursuing more integrated technology, aligned policies and a more consistent passenger journey across its 15 member airlines, according to its CEO at FTE Global 2026. The effort highlights the alliance’s push to reduce operational and customer-experience differences between independently managed carriers.
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A United Airlines Boeing 777 diverted to Bangor after a passenger bit a flight attendant. The incident highlights the operational and legal consequences of disregarding the cockpit-controlled seatbelt sign, which is intended to protect passengers and crew during turbulence and other periods of elevated risk.
Canadian airlines Porter and Flair have secured government loans intended to offset elevated fuel prices. The support provides near-term financial relief for two carriers while underscoring the effect of fuel costs on airline operating economics and the role of state assistance in the market.
Transat A.T. has obtained an additional C$250 million in federal aid after higher fuel and labor costs pushed the parent of Air Transat into a fiscal third-quarter loss. The suspension of Cuba service has cost the company about US$84 million over nine months, prompting the carrier to hold capacity flat.
Wizz Air plans to use only 11 of the 47 Airbus A321XLRs it acquired for their extended range, with the remainder operating like standard A321neos. The closure of Wizz Air Abu Dhabi has reduced the airline’s network of routes long enough to justify the aircraft’s six- to eight-hour capability.
Guinée Atlantique Airlines has been proclaimed Guinea’s new flag carrier, giving the airline the country’s designated national-carrier role. The announcement marks a notable development in Guinea’s commercial aviation landscape.
Qatar Airways will expand its winter 2026-27 network beyond 170 destinations, adding new routes, restoring services and increasing frequencies across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East. The schedule will operate through Doha’s Hamad International Airport, with nearly 1,800 weekly flights planned.
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