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Finnair updates its profit guidance for 2023

Finnair raises guidance for full year 2023

Finnair has raised its guidance for comparable operating result for the full-year 2023. This is partly as it expects travel demand to continue stronger than previously anticipated, while fuel price development has been more favourable than expected and the company’s strategy implementation has progressed better than anticipated. Contrary to the previous guidance, the company estimates that the […]

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American, JetBlue request Judge’s approval to maintain codeshare agreements

American Airlines (American) and JetBlue Airways (JetBlue) are appealing to a U.S. judge to allow them to continue their mutual frequent flyer recognition and codeshare agreements, according to a Reuters report. The airlines are arguing that these arrangements are legal and necessary to ensure proper compensation for services provided to customers. On May 19, U.S.

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Boeing and NavAir Indonesia partner to explore air traffic management improvements

Boeing to work with AirNav Indonesia

Boeing has entered into an agreement with AirNav Indonesia to explore initiatives aimed at further improving the safety and efficiency of Indonesia’s national air traffic management system. Enhancing airport and flight operations can contribute to the safety and long-term viability of Indonesia’s aviation system by enabling more efficient aircraft movement and reducing fuel consumption. The

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Ten new aircraft to be added to SpiceJet’s fleet from September

Indian budget carrier Spicejet has announced it is expanding its aircraft fleet with the addition of ten new aircraft. The addition will enable the carrier to better cope with surging post-COVID-19 demand and the peak travel season in India. The new aircraft will include five Boeing 737 MAX aircraft between September and October this year.

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New manufacturing jigs are in place at Britten-Norman's Bembridge facility in preparation for production output increase

Britten-Norman reveals plans to repatriate aircraft production to UK

UK aircraft manufacturer Britten-Norman has revealed plans to increase production rates and to repatriate aircraft production to its historic home in Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. The move is a major change for the British SME which has been manufacturing its aircraft in Eastern Europe since the late 1960s. Britten-Norman will invest in new

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KlasJet and FlyEgypt have signed a year-long contract for wet-lease services

KlasJet continues ACMI partnership with FlyEgypt

Following a successful short-term agreement, KlasJet, a private and corporate jet charter company, and an ACMI service provider, has entered into a year-long contract with FlyEgypt, an Egyptian low-cost and charter airline, for wet-lease services. This partnership involves the leasing of a Boeing aircraft, which will be based at Hurghada International Airport and will operate

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WestJet will begin to integrate its ultra-low-cost subsidiary Swoop

WestJet to begin integration of ultra-low-cost subsidiary Swoop

On June 9, the second collective bargaining agreement between WestJet and ALPA, the certified union representing pilots from both WestJet and Swoop, has been ratified. WestJet Group’s CEO, Alexis von Hoensbroech, expressed satisfaction with the agreement, emphazising its recognition of the value and contributions of its pilots. The agreement will be effective from January 1,

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