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AAR Benefits From Strong Airframe Demand
Illinois-headquartered MRO provider AAR Corp. more than doubled its operating profit for the third quarter of its…
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Deutsche Aircraft Bolsters Supply Chain Ahead Of D328eco Production
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Flight Friday: Smaller U.S. Carriers See Rises In Utilization, Fleet
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Tokyo Narita Expansion Plan Aims To Increase Annual Slots To 500,000
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Aircraft Range Increases Will Not Spur Hub Declines, Executives Predict
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Alaska Airlines To Launch Second Seattle-Asia Route With Seoul Service
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Italy’s ENAC Pushes For Expanded Libya Air Links
Italy and Libya are deepening their aviation ties with new agreements and the planned resumption of direct flights…
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Airline In Focus: Korean Air
Korean Air, founded in 1969, is South Korea’s flag carrier. Operating from its hub at Seoul Incheon International…
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What U.S. Trade Tariffs Could—Or Could Not—Mean For Air Cargo Operators
Air cargo operators are trying to keep calm as concern grows about what U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of…
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New Indonesian Airline Planned Amid Growing International Demand
Plans are underway to launch a new airline in Indonesia to capitalize on growing demand for international air travel,…
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Lufthansa Technik Addresses Labor, Margins
Lufthansa Technik has noted that despite its status as the world’s biggest MRO provider, its profitability remains…
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New Uruguayan Carrier Aims To Enhance Tourism Prospects
The Uruguayan government hopes that the establishment of a new flag-carrier will significantly increase inbound…
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JetBlue’s New York JFK Terminal To Get $100M Upgrade
JetBlue Airways’ terminal at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) will get a $100 million upgrade…
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Analysis: New Taiwan-Europe Pacts Open Door For Growth
Capacity between Taiwan and Europe has been steadily expanding in recent years, and new air service agreements with…
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Engines, Aftermarket Demand Drive Melrose Industries’ Brisk Growth
The UK’s Melrose Industries, the parent company of GKN Aerospace, posted 11% annual revenue growth in 2024 on the back…
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AirAsia To Relocate Subang Domestic Routes
AirAsia is pulling its only two routes from Malaysia's Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, also known as Subang Airport,…