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GE Aerospace: no airline pullback on engine maintenance or parts orders despite higher fuel and softer departures

GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp said airlines have not reduced engine maintenance or parts ordering, even as fuel prices rise and flight departures soften. The comment points to continued strength in GE’s high-margin aftermarket business amid cost and demand volatility.

2026-05-27T08:57:04.259861-07:00

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Japan’s biggest airlines warn SAF rules could trigger a supply/price crisis unless regulations match domestic production—“Japane

2026-05-27T06:58:51.748044-07:00

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Spain’s Air Nostrum eyes fleet renewal

2026-05-27T08:57:02.182795-07:00

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SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

2026-05-27T06:42:10.605061-07:00

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GE Aerospace: no airline pullback on engine maintenance or parts orders despite higher fuel and softer departures GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp said airlines have not reduced engine maintenance or parts ordering, even as fuel prices rise and flight departures soften. The comment points to continued strength in GE’s high-margin aftermarket business amid cost and demand volatility.

2026-05-27T08:57:04.259861-07:00

GE Aerospace: no airline pullback on engine maintenance or parts orders despite higher fuel and softer departures

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Spain’s Air Nostrum eyes fleet renewal Commercial Aviation reporting indicates Spain’s Air Nostrum is looking at fleet renewal. The development points to an upcoming phase of fleet planning that could affect aircraft sourcing, timing of retirements, and capacity deployment, depending on the options the operator selects.

2026-05-27T08:57:02.182795-07:00

Spain’s Air Nostrum eyes fleet renewal

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Japan’s biggest airlines warn SAF rules could trigger a supply/price crisis unless regulations match domestic production—“Japane Japan’s largest airlines are warning that current SAF regulatory pace risks outstripping the country’s domestic production capacity, threatening availability and affordability. A proposed “Japanese Model” would align SAF compliance timelines with what Japan can actually produce at home, to prevent a demand-supply mismatch.

2026-05-27T06:58:51.748044-07:00

Japan’s biggest airlines warn SAF rules could trigger a supply/price crisis unless regulations match domestic production—“Japane

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SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems SWISS says it must further adjust its flight schedule for Winter 2026/27 by removing connections out of Geneva due to Airbus A220 engine-related issues. The timetable changes reflect continuing aircraft availability constraints tied to the A220 fleet.

2026-05-27T06:42:10.605061-07:00

SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

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FAA crackdown targets intoxicated passengers during boarding, raising expectations for flight attendant alcohol monitoring The FAA is stepping up enforcement on passengers suspected of being intoxicated, with flight attendants facing greater pressure to identify issues during boarding—potentially affecting how carriers manage pre-departure beverage service. The move adds to the FAA’s broader focus on safety-sensitive compliance involving alcohol and drugs on board.

2026-05-27T05:54:46.878848-07:00

FAA crackdown targets intoxicated passengers during boarding, raising expectations for flight attendant alcohol monitoring

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FlightPath3D Cloud reaches 500-aircraft milestone, with 2,000 aircraft committed FlightPath3D says its Cloud platform is now flying on 500 aircraft, with a further 2,000 aircraft committed. The milestone underscores growing carrier adoption of interactive in-flight mapping and destination discovery capabilities delivered through the company’s cloud-based offering.

2026-05-27T05:26:35.966214-07:00

FlightPath3D Cloud reaches 500-aircraft milestone, with 2,000 aircraft committed

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Air Arabia sues Abraaj founder Arif Naqvi in Sharjah court Air Arabia (G9, Sharjah) has filed a lawsuit in Sharjah alleging misdemeanour against Abraaj Group investment fund founder Arif Naqvi, according to The National. The case adds another aviation-industry legal thread tied to prior investment-linked disputes in the region.

2026-05-27T05:11:50.946502-07:00

Air Arabia sues Abraaj founder Arif Naqvi in Sharjah court

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Nigeria shelves "no pay, no service" aviation directive

2026-05-27T04:35:56.626799-07:00

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GE Aerospace: no airline pullback on engine maintenance or parts orders despite higher fuel and softer departures

Japan’s biggest airlines warn SAF rules could trigger a supply/price crisis unless regulations match domestic production—“Japane

Spain’s Air Nostrum eyes fleet renewal

SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

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