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Incoming Air India CEO considers merger with low-cost subsidiary

Air India’s incoming chief executive is weighing a merger between the full-service carrier and its low-cost subsidiary, according to Commercial Aviation News. The potential combination could reshape the group’s operating structure and brand portfolio, although no decision or timeline has been reported.

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Incoming Air India CEO considers merger with low-cost subsidiary

Air India’s incoming chief executive is weighing a merger between the full-service carrier and its low-cost subsidiary, according to Commercial Aviation News. The potential combination could reshape the group’s operating structure and brand portfolio, although no decision or timeline has been reported.

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Aegean denies intentions to take over Volotea

Aegean Airlines has denied reports or speculation that it intends to acquire Volotea. The statement addresses potential consolidation involving two European carriers, but the available reporting provides no further details on the source or circumstances behind the claims.

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Abu Dhabi sovereign investor L’imad Holding weighs bid for Atlas Air in deal potentially valuing cargo group at $10 billion+

L’imad Holding, the Abu Dhabi sovereign investor whose portfolio includes Etihad Aviation Group, is reportedly considering an offer for a stake in Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, parent of Atlas Air. Discussions are at an early stage, and any transaction could value the airfreight group at $10 billion or more.

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Six bidders advance in Azores Airlines privatization process

Six prospective buyers have moved forward in the privatization of Azores Airlines, advancing a state-led process for the Portuguese carrier. The development signals continued interest in ownership changes and consolidation opportunities within Europe’s airline sector.

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VIG Partners in talks to take control of South Korea’s Air Premia

VIG Partners is in discussions over acquiring control of South Korean airline Air Premia, according to the report. The potential transaction could alter the carrier’s ownership structure and strategic direction, although the available information does not disclose the proposed terms, valuation or status of negotiations.

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