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Lithuania and Estonia express concern about airBaltic amid reported company issues

Lithuania and Estonia are signaling concern over airBaltic’s situation, reflecting heightened scrutiny of the carrier’s operational and business stability in the Baltic market. The stance points to potential political and market consequences for regional connectivity and local stakeholder risk.

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2026-07-27T07:36:09.222469-07:00

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JAL and ANA Holdings join major airports and international partners to strengthen air-travel efforts against human trafficking

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2026-07-27T03:06:56.271219-07:00

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beOnd adds five new Europe routes from Red Sea International and updates financial outlook

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2026-07-27T01:52:17.830475-07:00

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Qantas and Australia Post extend century-old air freight partnership for 10 more years

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2026-07-27T01:52:18.953463-07:00

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Lithuania and Estonia express concern about airBaltic amid reported company issues Lithuania and Estonia are signaling concern over airBaltic’s situation, reflecting heightened scrutiny of the carrier’s operational and business stability in the Baltic market. The stance points to potential political and market consequences for regional connectivity and local stakeholder risk.

2026-07-27T07:36:09.222469-07:00

Lithuania and Estonia express concern about airBaltic amid reported company issues

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JAL and ANA Holdings join major airports and international partners to strengthen air-travel efforts against human trafficking Japan Airlines is partnering with ANA Holdings, key airports, and international organizations to expand measures aimed at preventing human trafficking through air travel. The initiative aligns airline and airport stakeholders with external partners to improve detection, prevention, and coordination across the travel journey.

2026-07-27T03:06:56.271219-07:00

JAL and ANA Holdings join major airports and international partners to strengthen air-travel efforts against human trafficking

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Qantas and Australia Post extend century-old air freight partnership for 10 more years Qantas and Australia Post have agreed to extend their century-old air freight partnership for another decade, aiming to support growing next-day e-commerce delivery demand across Australia. The extension reinforces the carriers’ role in moving high-priority parcels through the domestic air cargo network.

2026-07-27T01:52:18.953463-07:00

Qantas and Australia Post extend century-old air freight partnership for 10 more years

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beOnd adds five new Europe routes from Red Sea International and updates financial outlook beOnd has launched five additional routes connecting Red Sea International with European destinations, expanding its network out of the Saudi airport. The carrier also provided commentary on its current financial outlook, signaling how near-term economics are shaping its growth plans.

2026-07-27T01:52:17.830475-07:00

beOnd adds five new Europe routes from Red Sea International and updates financial outlook

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Conflicting accounts cloud details of US-registered Challenger road-landing at Asaba, Nigeria Nigerian investigators are still working to clarify the circumstances behind a US-registered executive jet’s aborted approach to Asaba that ended in a road landing, described as a Challenger incident. Conflicting accounts and a lack of retrievable records are currently obscuring what happened during the approach.

2026-07-27T00:36:51.722027-07:00

Conflicting accounts cloud details of US-registered Challenger road-landing at Asaba, Nigeria

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Altura Airlines launches Perth International charter operations as a majority Indigenous-owned virtual carrier, sourcing capacit Altura Airlines has begun charter services out of Perth International as a majority Indigenous-owned virtual charter carrier. The model sources charter capacity through Maroomba Airlines and, subject to plans, is set to introduce A320 aircraft starting in 2027.

2026-07-26T17:06:50.928626-07:00

Altura Airlines launches Perth International charter operations as a majority Indigenous-owned virtual carrier, sourcing capacit

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FAA to mandate interference-tolerant radio altimeters for 5G environments following FCC C-band auction order The FAA will require radio altimeters to meet interference-tolerant standards, aligning the equipment requirements with the FCC Upper C-band auction order adopted July 22, 2026. The move links aviation safety compliance to the spectrum rollout timeline associated with the auction order.

2026-07-26T02:36:11.679144-07:00

FAA to mandate interference-tolerant radio altimeters for 5G environments following FCC C-band auction order

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Aerolíneas Argentinas commits to 20-strong fleet renewal (2027–2031) Aerolíneas Argentinas says it will add 20 new aircraft between 2027 and 2031 under a self-financed 2027–2031 plan, the airline’s largest fleet renewal programme in more than a decade. The carrier is positioning the move as network modernization across short-, medium- and long-haul, with fleet renewals spanning Boeing and Airbus types.

2026-07-24T07:19:33.664558-07:00

Aerolíneas Argentinas commits to 20-strong fleet renewal (2027–2031)

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Lithuania and Estonia express concern about airBaltic amid reported company issues

JAL and ANA Holdings join major airports and international partners to strengthen air-travel efforts against human trafficking

beOnd adds five new Europe routes from Red Sea International and updates financial outlook

Qantas and Australia Post extend century-old air freight partnership for 10 more years

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