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• Hilka Birns
easyJet has acquired full ownership of Adria Tehnika for $4.5 million. The reported transaction gives easyJet a 100% stake in the company; the available report provides no further details on the deal or its strategic rationale.
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easyJet has acquired full ownership of Adria Tehnika for $4.5 million. The reported transaction gives easyJet a 100% stake in the company; the available report provides no further details on the deal or its strategic rationale.
GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp said demand remained solid as third-quarter revenue increased 18% and profit rose 30%. The company’s results underscore the growing importance of engine servicing to revenue as engine makers navigate challenging conditions.
Wheels Up has signed a maintenance plan with Honeywell that includes access to Honeywell’s Ensemble. The announcement links the operator’s Challenger aircraft to Honeywell’s maintenance offering, though the available details do not specify the plan’s scope, duration or financial terms.
The agreement gives CAA members access to discounts on maintenance services at Jet Aviation’s international service locations. The announcement does not specify discount levels, covered work scopes, participating locations or the deal’s duration, limiting visibility into its commercial scope.
Tulsa-based Omni Aircraft Maintenance is courting Bombardier Challenger operators with a Galileo FDX deal, waiving a $25,000 supplemental type certificate fee for customers who commit in 2026. The offer links an upfront cost concession to future commitments, though the available details do not specify the equipment or terms.
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Boeing’s Dataliner combines fragmented airline operational and maintenance data with the manufacturer’s aircraft and engineering expertise to provide fleet-wide insights. The AI-powered platform is intended to help operators assess aircraft condition and improve maintenance planning and operational decisions.
Collins Aerospace says upgraded radio altimeters meet FAA standards for resilience to 5G interference. Service centers are expected to begin offering the upgrades in 2027, giving operators a stated timeline for addressing radio-altimeter compatibility as 5G networks are deployed.
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