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Air India warns A350 services may be disrupted after engine struck by foreign object

Reuters reports: Air India warned of possible disruptions to its A350 routes due to engine damage sustained by one of its long-haul aircraft after encountering "a foreign object" on Thursday.

2026-01-15T04:57:59.931691-08:00

Aviation Week

TAP to open A321-capable heavy-maintenance hangar in Porto by 2028

2026-01-14T08:33:42.390082-08:00

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Ryanair to cut 2.2 million seats at Charleroi in 2026–27 over Belgian passenger tax

2026-01-14T06:06:32.114481-08:00

eVTOL Insights

UrbanV and Pax Aeroportos to co-develop vertiports at São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro airports

2026-01-14T06:27:29.962343-08:00

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Air India warns A350 services may be disrupted after engine struck by foreign object

2026-01-15T04:57:59.931691-08:00

Air India warns A350 services

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TAP to open A321-capable heavy-maintenance hangar in Porto by 2028 TAP Air Portugal will open a new maintenance centre at Porto’s Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport by 2028, sized to accommodate two A321‑class aircraft for heavy checks. The investment complements a broader Porto expansion that includes new intercontinental routes and additional services from 2026.

2026-01-14T08:33:42.390082-08:00

TAP to open A321-capable heavy-maintenance hangar in Porto by 2028

eVTOL Insights

UrbanV and Pax Aeroportos to co-develop vertiports at São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro airports UrbanV and Pax Aeroportos signed an agreement to co-develop and integrate vertiport infrastructure at São Paulo's Campo de Marte and at Rio de Janeiro airports, creating airport‑linked ground infrastructure to support scalable advanced air mobility and future eVTOL operations in Brazil.

2026-01-14T06:27:29.962343-08:00

UrbanV and Pax Aeroportos to co-develop vertiports at São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro airports

Airways Magazine

Greenland launches coordinated three-airport modernization to upgrade Arctic aviation Greenland has launched a coordinated programme to modernize three airports across the territory, upgrading infrastructure and operations to strengthen connectivity, safety and resilience in the Arctic. The plan aims to reshape regional access for passengers, cargo, scientific missions and search-and-rescue operations.

2026-01-14T06:27:10.641829-08:00

Greenland launches coordinated three-airport modernization to upgrade Arctic aviation

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Ryanair to cut 2.2 million seats at Charleroi in 2026–27 over Belgian passenger tax Ryanair will remove 1.1 million seats at Brussels Charleroi in 2026 and a further 1.1 million in 2027, blaming a newly introduced €3 per-passenger departure tax and broader Belgian tax hikes. The cuts target Charleroi schedules and signal a major capacity pullback in Belgium.

2026-01-14T06:06:32.114481-08:00

Ryanair to cut 2.2 million seats at Charleroi in 2026–27 over Belgian passenger tax

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Air New Zealand No.2 in Asia‑Pacific on‑time performance in 2025 as carriers weaponize punctuality Air New Zealand placed second in Asia‑Pacific for on‑time arrivals in 2025 after rolling out a scheduling overhaul that rethought how regional timetables reflect airport realities. Airlines are increasingly using punctuality rankings as a marketing tool, and the U.S. DOT’s October 2025 ASQP release supplies official benchmarking data.

2026-01-14T04:15:14.109283-08:00

Air New Zealand No.2 in Asia‑Pacific on‑time performance in 2025 as carriers weaponize punctuality

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Greece CAA chief resigns after probe blames Jan. 4 ATC radio blackout on ageing communications Greece's Civil Aviation Authority chief resigned after investigators concluded the Jan. 4 radio blackout that cleared Greek airspace and forced hundreds of diversions was caused by ageing ATC communications, not a cyberattack. The outage — roughly eight hours — highlighted infrastructure gaps despite a €300m modernisation programme.

2026-01-14T01:39:24.342569-08:00

Greece CAA chief resigns after probe blames Jan. 4 ATC radio blackout on ageing communications

AeroTime

Korean Air reopens renovated Prestige East Lounge at Incheon T2 with Ramyeon Library, cooking studio and arcade Korean Air reopened its renovated Prestige East Lounge (Left Area) at Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 on January 14. The 1,553 m² facility seats 192 and includes buffet and live-cooking stations, showers, workspaces, a Ramyeon Library, a Cooking Studio with Grand Hyatt chefs and an arcade room.

2026-01-14T01:24:40.556510-08:00

Korean Air reopens renovated Prestige East Lounge at Incheon T2 with Ramyeon Library, cooking studio and arcade

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Air India warns A350 services may be disrupted after engine struck by foreign object

TAP to open A321-capable heavy-maintenance hangar in Porto by 2028

Ryanair to cut 2.2 million seats at Charleroi in 2026–27 over Belgian passenger tax

UrbanV and Pax Aeroportos to co-develop vertiports at São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro airports

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