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Global air traffic controller shortage drives cross-border recruitment, raising safety and disruption concerns

A worldwide shortage of air traffic controllers is prompting authorities to recruit experienced staff across borders, according to aviation officials. The competition for qualified personnel highlights staffing gaps that officials say could affect air safety and contribute to travel disruption.

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Qatar Airways leases Heathrow slots from Oman Air

Qatar Airways has leased takeoff and landing slots at London Heathrow from Oman Air, securing access to airport capacity through an arrangement between the two Gulf carriers. The available report does not specify the number of slots, lease duration or whether the deal will enable additional flights.

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Air India weighs more widebodies as CEO targets international growth and market-share recovery

Air India is considering additional widebody aircraft as its new CEO sets out a plan to rebuild international market share, expand global connections and position India as a global hub. The growth push comes alongside a focus on cost reduction and profitability; separate coverage also reports IndiGo's plans for lie-flat seating on future A350s and A321XLRs.

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Delta threatens legal action over Heathrow plan to separate it from Virgin Atlantic

Delta CEO Ed Bastian has condemned Heathrow Airport’s plan to move Delta’s operation to Terminal 4, separating it from joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic. The terminal change is slated to take effect in 2028, and Delta has threatened legal action, arguing the decision is short-sighted and harmful to consumers.

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Adani expects one or two foreign airlines to pause Mumbai flights rather than shift to Navi Mumbai

Adani Airport CEO Arun Bansal said some airlines may temporarily suspend service to Mumbai instead of transferring operations to the new Navi Mumbai airport. He expects one or two foreign carriers to take that approach, underscoring the operational and commercial choices airlines face as the city’s airport capacity expands.

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Berlin Brandenburg scraps evening flight noise surcharge

Berlin Brandenburg Airport has scrapped its evening flight noise surcharge, removing a charge previously applied to flights during the evening period. The available report does not specify when the change takes effect, the surcharge’s former level or whether other noise-related fees remain.

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