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Cebu Pacific reviews ATR 42 fleet amid planned withdrawal from Manila

Cebu Pacific has launched a review of its ATR 42 turboprop fleet as it prepares to withdraw operations from Manila, prompting reassessment of aircraft deployment, crew basing and maintenance arrangements. The move signals network restructuring and fleet rationalization with potential operational and regulatory implications.

2026-01-28T16:03:15.345545-08:00

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Philippine Airlines unveils first A350-1000 cabin by LIFT Aero Design

2026-01-28T15:52:38.209300-08:00

Reuters

Adani Airports urges India to lift foreign-carrier seat caps to accelerate hub ambitions

2026-01-28T12:10:12.029609-08:00

Air Data News

UAC and HAL agree licensed production of Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Il-114 in India

2026-01-28T03:16:13.367302-08:00

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Cebu Pacific reviews ATR 42 fleet amid planned withdrawal from Manila Cebu Pacific has launched a review of its ATR 42 turboprop fleet as it prepares to withdraw operations from Manila, prompting reassessment of aircraft deployment, crew basing and maintenance arrangements. The move signals network restructuring and fleet rationalization with potential operational and regulatory implications.

2026-01-28T16:03:15.345545-08:00

Cebu Pacific reviews ATR 42 fleet amid planned withdrawal from Manila

Aviation Source

Philippine Airlines unveils first A350-1000 cabin by LIFT Aero Design Philippine Airlines unveiled its first Airbus A350-1000, revealing a cabin interior designed and executed by Tokyo-based LIFT Aero Design. The fit-out showcases LIFT's bespoke premium finishes and layout for PAL's widebody debut, offering the first public look at the airline's A350-1000 passenger product.

2026-01-28T15:52:38.209300-08:00

Philippine Airlines unveils first A350-1000 cabin by LIFT Aero Design

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Adani Airports urges India to lift foreign-carrier seat caps to accelerate hub ambitions Adani Airports urged New Delhi to ease limits on the number of seats foreign carriers can sell on flights to and from India, saying the restrictions block its push to develop the country into a global aviation hub and frustrate international airlines. Domestic carriers support the government’s protectionist stance.

2026-01-28T12:10:12.029609-08:00

Adani Airports urges India to lift foreign-carrier seat caps to accelerate hub ambitions

AeroTime

Record Hokkaido snowfall strands ~2,000 at New Chitose; 90+ flights and 500+ trains canceled Record snowfall in Hokkaido has left about 2,000 passengers stranded at New Chitose Airport and disrupted roughly 130,000 people after more than 90 flights and over 500 trains were canceled. Japan Airlines is accepting fee-free changes, rebookings and refunds for affected Sapporo/New Chitose flights.

2026-01-28T04:31:31.278213-08:00

Record Hokkaido snowfall strands ~2,000 at New Chitose; 90+ flights and 500+ trains canceled

FlightGlobal

Cathay Pacific calls Southeast Asia a 'growth engine' as travel demand and airport capacity expand Cathay Pacific says Southeast Asia offers a 'good chance' for growth as robust travel demand converges with major regional airport capacity expansions. The carrier expects to capture rising intra‑regional and international flows through targeted network, capacity and fleet adjustments as infrastructure and passenger volumes recover.

2026-01-28T03:58:05.122401-08:00

Cathay Pacific calls Southeast Asia a 'growth engine' as travel demand and airport capacity expand

Air Data News

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UAC and HAL agree licensed production of Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Il-114 in India United Aircraft Corporation and Hindustan Aeronautics have formalized an agreement to license manufacture and assemble the Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Ilyushin Il‑114‑300 in India, including production and sale of components, parts and spares. The deal is pitched to boost exports and support India’s expanding civil aviation market.

2026-01-28T03:16:13.367302-08:00

UAC and HAL agree licensed production of Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Il-114 in India

FlightGlobal

Why engine reliability is critical for Asia‑Pacific carriers as demand surges Engine reliability underpins airline reputations across Asia‑Pacific, where post‑pandemic travel demand is growing faster than elsewhere. Frequent engine-related disruptions threaten carriers' safety records, punctuality and fleet utilization — making engine performance, maintenance and supplier relations strategic priorities for regional operators.

2026-01-28T02:19:18.789058-08:00

Why engine reliability is critical for Asia‑Pacific carriers as demand surges

Boeing

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Boeing: India & South Asia will need ~3,300 new jets over the next two decades as traffic rises 7% p.a. Boeing forecasts roughly 3,290–3,300 new commercial aircraft for India and South Asia over the next 20 years (to 2044–2046), driven by ~7% annual passenger growth. OEMs, airlines and lessors should prioritise single‑aisle deliveries while preparing for major MRO and workforce capacity strains.

2026-01-28T00:15:03.033967-08:00

Boeing: India & South Asia will need ~3,300 new jets over the next two decades as traffic rises 7% p.a.

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Cebu Pacific reviews ATR 42 fleet amid planned withdrawal from Manila

Philippine Airlines unveils first A350-1000 cabin by LIFT Aero Design

Adani Airports urges India to lift foreign-carrier seat caps to accelerate hub ambitions

UAC and HAL agree licensed production of Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Il-114 in India

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