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BGS renews SkyUp Airlines fueling and ground-handling deal across Tallinn, Riga and Palanga

Baltic Ground Services (BGS) has extended its long-term partnership with SkyUp Airlines, continuing aircraft fueling at Tallinn, Riga and Palanga under a renewed agreement effective April 2026. The update covers both ground handling and fuel supply, reinforcing SkyUp’s operational continuity across key Baltic airports.

2026-05-07T08:09:36.603775-07:00

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Chile snubs JetSMART’s Santiago-Lima traffic rights dispute

2026-05-07T10:47:10.116693-07:00

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AerCap earnings highlight aircraft supply squeeze and fuel-efficiency premium driving lessor economics

2026-05-07T08:29:23.514950-07:00

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EU rejects jet-fuel cost “extraordinary circumstances” plea; Iran-war tourism guidance limits scope for EU261 waivers

2026-05-07T08:09:36.566101-07:00

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Chile snubs JetSMART’s Santiago-Lima traffic rights dispute

2026-05-07T10:47:10.116693-07:00

Chile snubs JetSMART’s Santiag

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AerCap earnings highlight aircraft supply squeeze and fuel-efficiency premium driving lessor economics AerCap’s latest results point to how persistent aircraft shortages and growing airline preference for fuel-efficient jets are reshaping carrier economics—while also strengthening aircraft lessors’ position. The company’s performance underscores the continued financial impact of delivery delays and fleet-efficiency requirements across the market.

2026-05-07T08:29:23.514950-07:00

AerCap earnings highlight aircraft supply squeeze and fuel-efficiency premium driving lessor economics

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BGS renews SkyUp Airlines fueling and ground-handling deal across Tallinn, Riga and Palanga Baltic Ground Services (BGS) has extended its long-term partnership with SkyUp Airlines, continuing aircraft fueling at Tallinn, Riga and Palanga under a renewed agreement effective April 2026. The update covers both ground handling and fuel supply, reinforcing SkyUp’s operational continuity across key Baltic airports.

2026-05-07T08:09:36.603775-07:00

BGS renews SkyUp Airlines fueling and ground-handling deal across Tallinn, Riga and Palanga

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EU rejects jet-fuel cost “extraordinary circumstances” plea; Iran-war tourism guidance limits scope for EU261 waivers EU transport officials say jet-fuel price increases do not qualify as “extraordinary circumstances” under EU261, so airlines must continue to refund eligible cancellations. Separately, the Commission plans to tell airlines that Iran-war impacts on tourism do not justify emergency measures to suspend passenger compensation obligations.

2026-05-07T08:09:36.566101-07:00

EU rejects jet-fuel cost “extraordinary circumstances” plea; Iran-war tourism guidance limits scope for EU261 waivers

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Owner of Sweden's Sola Air reorganises holding structure

2026-05-07T05:52:02.429734-07:00

Owner of Sweden's Sola Air reo

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Scoot locks in 11-aircraft Airbus A320neo family order (5 firm, 6 options) with deliveries from 2028 Singapore Airlines’ low-cost unit Scoot has agreed to acquire up to 11 Airbus A320neo family aircraft—five firm orders plus six options—taking delivery from 2028. The jets are intended to support Scoot’s Asia growth and replace ageing A320ceo aircraft by 2028, with Pratt & Whitney engines referenced in coverage.

2026-05-07T05:29:20.359677-07:00

Scoot locks in 11-aircraft Airbus A320neo family order (5 firm, 6 options) with deliveries from 2028

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TAAG Angola Airlines reportedly owes $9 million to former ground handler Ghassist TAAG Angola Airlines has accumulated about USD 9 million in debt to Ghassist, its former ground handling services provider, according to reporting tied to the Luanda-based carrier. The arrears highlight recurring working-capital pressures in Angola’s flag carrier’s ground operations.

2026-05-07T03:18:18.046724-07:00

TAAG Angola Airlines reportedly owes $9 million to former ground handler Ghassist

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Jin Air to add five A321 aircraft as it positions for South Korea LCC merger South Korea’s Jin Air plans to add five Airbus A321s amid preparations for an LCC merger, signaling a near-term capacity and fleet refresh move designed to support post-combination network and cost structure. The announcement also reinforces ongoing single-aisle reliance within Asia’s low-cost market.

2026-05-07T02:44:17.087957-07:00

Jin Air to add five A321 aircraft as it positions for South Korea LCC merger

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BGS renews SkyUp Airlines fueling and ground-handling deal across Tallinn, Riga and Palanga

Chile snubs JetSMART’s Santiago-Lima traffic rights dispute

AerCap earnings highlight aircraft supply squeeze and fuel-efficiency premium driving lessor economics

EU rejects jet-fuel cost “extraordinary circumstances” plea; Iran-war tourism guidance limits scope for EU261 waivers

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