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Sky Perfect JSat sees national-security demand driving satellite revenue growth

Sky Perfect JSat reported a 20% year-over-year increase in space-division revenue and a 21% rise in operating income for the quarter ended June 30, driven by Japan’s Ministry of Defense Satellite Constellation Project. The operator forecasts $125 million in revenue from Ka-band GEO satellites over the next decade.

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Space.com

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India targets first successful geosynchronous Earth-imaging satellite launch

India plans to launch an Earth-imaging satellite toward geosynchronous orbit on Sept. 3, attempting a mission it has never successfully completed. The launch is scheduled for live coverage, offering a milestone for the country’s satellite capabilities and access to a strategically important orbital regime.

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Airline Weekly

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Air Canada plans seven new international routes, including first North American service to Guangzhou

Air Canada will add seven routes to five new destinations in summer 2027, expanding from Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver to Europe and Asia while increasing Latin America capacity. The plan includes Toronto–Guangzhou, Basel, Dubrovnik, Oslo and Shannon services, with Oslo and Shannon operated by Airbus A321XLRs.

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Reuters

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FLY91 orders 40 ATR 72-600s for about $1 billion in largest ATR regional-airline deal in nearly a decade

Goa-based Indian regional carrier FLY91 will begin receiving 40 ATR 72-600 turboprops next year, with deliveries continuing through 2032. The order is valued at roughly $1 billion and represents ATR’s largest firm order in almost a decade, as well as its biggest agreement with a regional airline.

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Korean Air expands partnerships with Japan Airlines and Thai Aviation Industries

Korean Air is broadening cooperation across commercial and defense aviation: its strategic partnership with Japan Airlines will cover codeshares, frequent-flyer programs, sustainable-fuel procurement, an innovation fund and MRO, while a separate agreement with Thailand’s TAI targets maintenance and upgrades for Thai military aircraft.

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