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Air France-KLM second-quarter results improved, driven by strong revenue growth

In the second quarter of 2023 (Q2 2023), Air France-KLM’s revenues were up +14.1% compared to Q2 2022, driven by a higher capacity (+8%), a higher passenger load factor (+3 pt) and a higher passenger yield (+9%). The operating result improved compared to last year by €347 million while last year the operating result was […]

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Safran reports excellent performance driven by civil engines aftermarket

Safran’s CEO, Olivier Andriès, has expressed enthusiasm regarding the company’s performance in the first half of 2023. He said that numerous new orders have been announced since the beginning of the year, and there’s a notable increase in narrow-body air traffic, surpassing the levels seen in 2019. As a result, there is a significant demand

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Sensus Aero and SIA Gulfstream Oil sign agreement

Sensus Aero, a new-gen software solution for the aviation industry, has signed a contract with SIA Gulfstream Oil, a Latvian fuelling company. Under the six-year-long agreement, Sensus Aero will provide into-plane fuelling software solutions to optimise the company’s operations at Riga International Airport. From its wide portfolio of available software modules, Sensus Aero will provide

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Norse Atlantic Airways to digitise aircraft records with flydocs

Norse Atlantic Airways, the Norway-based low-cost long-haul airline has selected flydocs, a leading digital records and asset management solution provider for the aviation industry, to digitise the records and asset management of its fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The airline which was founded in 2021 will receive a seamless interface of flydocs’ platforms’ enhanced

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The Airbus A321 HB-IOC, the oldest member of the SWISS fleet, has made its final flight

SWISS bids farewell to Airbus A321 HB-IOC, the ‘Olympic Plane’

After an illustrious career spanning more than 27 years with Swissair and SWISS, the Airbus A321 HB-IOC, fondly known as the ‘Olympic Plane’ due to its IOC (International Olympic Committee) registration, has completed its final flight. As the oldest member of the SWISS fleet, this iconic aircraft holds a special place in aviation history. With

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