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Russia to sell up to a 23.76% stake in Aeroflot, cutting state ownership to just over 50% while retaining majority control

Rosimushchestvo has announced plans to sell a 23.76% (about 24%) stake in Aeroflot via a Moscow stock-market offering, as part of a broader privatisation and capital-markets programme. The state intends to reduce its holding from 73.77% to above 50% plus one share to preserve control.

2026-05-25T15:44:28.224673-07:00

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Italy opens antitrust probe into easyJet over alleged misleading checked-baggage pricing

2026-05-26T01:02:18.487723-07:00

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ORBITInsure launches “Warren AI™,” an AI-native underwriting engine for space-economy risk

2026-05-26T01:18:36.113315-07:00

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Air India 787 anniversary probe to stay interim as India readies a limited update; UK warns May 17 international-travel restart

2026-05-25T23:17:18.938689-07:00

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Romanian government tells TAROM to revise “unrealistic” budget Romania’s government has asked TAROM to fix what it describes as an “unrealistic” budget, signaling heightened scrutiny of the carrier’s financial plan. The move puts immediate focus on how the state airline validates cost and revenue assumptions and aligns them with operational needs.

2026-05-26T04:47:18.095497-07:00

Romanian government tells TAROM to revise “unrealistic” budget

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ORBITInsure launches “Warren AI™,” an AI-native underwriting engine for space-economy risk ORBITInsure has launched Warren AI™, a purpose-built AI underwriting engine aimed at supporting risk assessment and coverage decisions across the global space economy. The rollout positions underwriting as an AI-native workflow, aligning with the broader shift toward space data products for insurers and risk managers.

2026-05-26T01:18:36.113315-07:00

ORBITInsure launches “Warren AI™,” an AI-native underwriting engine for space-economy risk

Reuters

Italy opens antitrust probe into easyJet over alleged misleading checked-baggage pricing Italy’s competition authority (AGCM) has launched an investigation into easyJet over alleged unfair business practices tied to how checked luggage fees are presented on its website and app. The scrutiny centers on the online purchase flow for additional baggage services, including round-trip bookings.

2026-05-26T01:02:18.487723-07:00

Italy opens antitrust probe into easyJet over alleged misleading checked-baggage pricing

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Air India 787 anniversary probe to stay interim as India readies a limited update; UK warns May 17 international-travel restart As the first anniversary of Air India’s June 2025 Boeing 787 crash nears, investigators are preparing an interim—rather than final—report, leaving the accident’s conclusions unresolved as public scrutiny grows. Separately, the UK Transport Committee says the Government’s Global Travel Taskforce framework lacks detail, putting a planned May 17 “safe restart” of international travel in jeopardy.

2026-05-25T23:17:18.938689-07:00

Air India 787 anniversary probe to stay interim as India readies a limited update; UK warns May 17 international-travel restart

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Jeju Air restarts Seoul Incheon–Jeju after Jeju Province pushes MLT reinstate unprofitable domestic route Jeju Air resumed its Seoul Incheon–Jeju domestic service on May 12, 2026, after Jeju Province—an airline shareholder—asked South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport to reinstate the historically unprofitable link. The return highlights the growing role of regional stakeholders in route decisions.

2026-05-25T20:16:46.478339-07:00

Jeju Air restarts Seoul Incheon–Jeju after Jeju Province pushes MLT reinstate unprofitable domestic route

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Russia to sell up to a 23.76% stake in Aeroflot, cutting state ownership to just over 50% while retaining majority control Rosimushchestvo has announced plans to sell a 23.76% (about 24%) stake in Aeroflot via a Moscow stock-market offering, as part of a broader privatisation and capital-markets programme. The state intends to reduce its holding from 73.77% to above 50% plus one share to preserve control.

2026-05-25T15:44:28.224673-07:00

Russia to sell up to a 23.76% stake in Aeroflot, cutting state ownership to just over 50% while retaining majority control

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Brazil approves rules for $200mn airline emergency credits Brazil has approved the rules governing $200mn in emergency credits for airlines. The decision sets the framework for how carriers can access short-term financial support, with implications for liquidity planning and near-term cost management across the Brazilian market.

2026-05-25T12:05:56.771973-07:00

Brazil approves rules for $200mn airline emergency credits

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Surging drone threat targets Europe’s critical infrastructure—resilience must shift from compliance to operational counter-UAS r Europe’s critical infrastructure is facing a growing drone threat, with the operational focus needing to move beyond compliance paperwork. The cluster frames resilience as a readiness problem—implying that detection, response, and continuity planning must be exercised and embedded into day-to-day operations rather than treated as checklists.

2026-05-25T04:42:26.798554-07:00

Surging drone threat targets Europe’s critical infrastructure—resilience must shift from compliance to operational counter-UAS r

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Russia to sell up to a 23.76% stake in Aeroflot, cutting state ownership to just over 50% while retaining majority control

Italy opens antitrust probe into easyJet over alleged misleading checked-baggage pricing

ORBITInsure launches “Warren AI™,” an AI-native underwriting engine for space-economy risk

Air India 787 anniversary probe to stay interim as India readies a limited update; UK warns May 17 international-travel restart

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