A major step towards the future of sustainable regional aviation has been achieved with the inauguration of the forward fuselage assembly line for the D328eco aircraft at Akaer’s facilities in São José dos Campos, Brazil. The initiative is a collaboration between Akaer, one of Brazil’s leading aerospace and defence innovators, and Deutsche Aircraft, the German […]
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Latvian flag carrier airBaltic transported more than half a million passengers in July 2025, though the figure represented a slight year-on-year decline. The airline carried 539,300 passengers across all its bases, a drop of 4% compared to July 2024. Flight operations also eased slightly, with around 4,455 flights recorded – down 0.7% – while the
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Air Cargo Community Frankfurt e.V. has announced the appointment of Frank Bauer, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Lufthansa Cargo AG, as its newest board member. In his role, Bauer will represent Lufthansa Cargo, strengthening the company’s involvement in the influential association that brings together over 100 organisations across the air freight supply chain at Frankfurt
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CDB Aviation, the Irish subsidiary of China Development Bank Financial Leasing, has delivered the first two, from an order of twelve, Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to Turkish Airlines, marking a key step in the carrier’s fleet expansion. The aircraft, powered by CFM International Leap-1B engines, were handed over from CDB Aviation’s existing orderbook with
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More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants are continuing their strike in open defiance of a federal back-to-work order, escalating a dispute that has disrupted flights and raised questions about the limits of government intervention in industrial action. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), which represents the airline’s cabin crew, confirmed on Sunday that
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Qantas has been ordered to pay a record AU$90 million penalty for unlawfully dismissing 1,820 baggage handlers and other ground staff in 2020, taking the overall cost of its controversial outsourcing move to more than AU$200 million. The federal court decision was handed down in Sydney by Justice Michael Lee, almost a year after the
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