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Vietravel Airlines signed a letter of intent in Paris for 50 Airbus aircraft — 20 A220s and 30 A321-family jets including the A321XLR — as the five-plane Vietnamese carrier plans a rapid leap toward international long-haul-adjacent routes.
India's civil aviation minister told Parliament the government and DGCA are closely tracking SpiceJet's finances and operations, as new data shows the carrier's domestic market share has slid to just 1.6% while staff say salaries have gone unpaid for months.
Frontier will fly Orlando to Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena starting in December, its first-ever South American service and a direct move into gaps left by Spirit Airlines' collapse.
The FAA has ordered inspections of 29 US-registered A318/A319/A320/A321 aircraft after tool-mark damage was found in main landing gear support rib lug bores, traced to a supplier's improper bushing-removal technique during assembly.
American Airlines will install 4K seatback screens at every seat across its narrowbody fleet and grow premium seating from about 25% to 40% of departures, nine years after it began stripping the screens out.
Adani Airport Holdings has signed binding agreements to raise roughly $1 billion in primary equity from Temasek, BlackRock funds, Alpha Wave Global and Premji Invest, valuing India's largest airport operator at $18 billion as it targets 200 million annual passengers.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal chaired the 2nd Governing Council meeting of NMHC, reviewing construction progress and global partnerships in Lothal.
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Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal highlights India's push to become a global maritime hub for ship leasing, ownership, and financing at GIFT City.
A United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER flying from Nice to Newark declared a general emergency over the English Channel on September 9 and diverted to London Heathrow, where it landed safely.
A flight-processing glitch at Britain's air traffic control provider cancelled roughly 2,000 flights over two days, and Ryanair and Wizz Air are now openly calling for NATS chief Martin Rolfe to quit after the third major system collapse in three years.