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AAPA urges governments and suppliers to resolve Asia-Pacific airline supply crisis

The AAPA warned of an “overhanging supply chain crisis” as Asia-Pacific carriers face critical shortages in engines, parts and labor, pressing governments and suppliers to outline a clear path for alleviating bottlenecks and securing industry recovery.

2025-05-12T20:52:11.137283-07:00

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Hunnu Air inaugurates Embraer E195-E2 flights between Ulaanbaatar and Beijing Daxing

2025-05-12T10:26:57.708740-07:00

Breitflyte

China Airlines Confirms Order for 14 Boeing 777X Jets, Including Four Freighters

2025-05-08T04:51:11.665663-07:00

Airways Magazine

Pakistan Reopens Airspace for All Traffic Following India-Pakistan Ceasefire

2025-05-10T10:18:56.082235-07:00

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AeroTime

Vietnam Airlines Restarts Hanoi–Moscow Service After Three-Year Hiatus Vietnam Airlines has resumed twice-weekly flights between Hanoi and Moscow, three years after suspending the service amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The restart reflects revived demand for intercontinental travel and underscores the carrier’s push to rebuild its European connectivity.

2025-05-13T06:11:29.204520-07:00

Vietnam Airlines Restarts Hanoi–Moscow Service After Three-Year Hiatus

JoongAng Daily

South Korea’s MRO Industry Gains Traction as US Seeks to Boost Military Readiness As the United States seeks to bolster military readiness through allied partnerships, it is increasingly turning to South Korea's growing aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) industry to provide sustainment support for military platforms and deepen defense industrial cooperation.

2025-05-12T22:37:11.034696-07:00

South Korea’s MRO Industry Gains Traction as US Seeks to Boost Military Readiness

FlightGlobal

AAPA urges governments and suppliers to resolve Asia-Pacific airline supply crisis The AAPA warned of an “overhanging supply chain crisis” as Asia-Pacific carriers face critical shortages in engines, parts and labor, pressing governments and suppliers to outline a clear path for alleviating bottlenecks and securing industry recovery.

2025-05-12T20:52:11.137283-07:00

AAPA urges governments and suppliers to resolve Asia-Pacific airline supply crisis

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Hunnu Air inaugurates Embraer E195-E2 flights between Ulaanbaatar and Beijing Daxing Hunnu Air has commenced scheduled operations on the Ulaanbaatar–Beijing Daxing route with its new Embraer E195-E2, marking the first commercial E2 service into mainland China. The carrier plans to leverage the jet’s efficiency on additional short-haul routes to key Chinese and Southeast Asian destinations.

2025-05-12T10:26:57.708740-07:00

Hunnu Air inaugurates Embraer E195-E2 flights between Ulaanbaatar and Beijing Daxing

AINonline

HKBAC Launches Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply at Hong Kong International Airport The Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre has launched a sustainable aviation fuel supply service at Hong Kong International Airport, marking the first on-site availability of drop-in SAF for business and general aviation operators and supporting the city’s commitment to decarbonize air transport.

2025-05-12T08:51:04.408152-07:00

HKBAC Launches Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply at Hong Kong International Airport

Aviation Week

Cebu Pacific Trims 2025 Capacity Growth as Groundings Rise Cebu Pacific has cut its planned 2025 capacity growth by several percentage points after a surge in aircraft groundings. While maintaining strong passenger demand, the Philippine LCC now expects subdued seat additions as maintenance bottlenecks and engine overhaul delays curtail its network expansion next year.

2025-05-12T06:27:41.858722-07:00

Cebu Pacific Trims 2025 Capacity Growth as Groundings Rise

Financial Express

IndiGo and Air India phase resumption of northern routes as India-Pak ceasefire holds India’s aviation regulator has lifted NOTAMs closing 32 airports across northern and northwestern India after a ceasefire eased tensions with Pakistan. IndiGo and Air India have begun restoring flights to Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, Amritsar and other affected cities, offering fee waivers through May 22 and advising passengers to monitor status.

2025-05-12T06:12:08.729115-07:00

IndiGo and Air India phase resumption of northern routes as India-Pak ceasefire holds

koreatimes.co.kr

South Korean Air Force to resume live-fire drills two months after Pocheon bombing South Korea’s Air Force will resume most live-fire training this week, two months after suspending drills when two KF-16 fighters mistakenly bombed the civilian town of Pocheon in March. The decision follows procedural reviews and revised safety protocols aimed at preventing a recurrence.

2025-05-12T02:29:40.968256-07:00

South Korean Air Force to resume live-fire drills two months after Pocheon bombing

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