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Fly2Sky Airlines Appoints Oleg Novikov as COO

Fly2Sky Airlines (Bulgaria) has announced the appointment of Oleg Novikov as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). This strategic addition to the airline’s executive team highlights Fly2Sky’s focus on strengthening its operational capabilities as it continues to expand its market presence. With extensive experience in aviation operations, Novikov is expected to play a critical role in enhancing Fly2Sky’s operational…

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Bees Airlines AOC Suspended by Romanian CAA

Bees Airlines (Romania) has had its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) suspended by the Romanian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) following the abrupt cancellation of all scheduled commercial flights. The suspension of the AOC marks a significant setback for Bees Airlines, halting its operations and raising concerns about its future viability. This decision by the Romanian CAA underscores the regulatory body’s commitment…

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Aviation Capital Group Delivers First B737-8 to Air India Express

Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has successfully delivered the first B737-8 to Air India Express. This marks the initial delivery in a larger multi-aircraft sale-leaseback transaction between the U.S.-based lessor and the Indian carrier. The delivery is a significant milestone for both parties, as Air India Express seeks to modernize and expand its fleet to meet increasing demand for regional and international…

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Airlines for America CEO Nicholas Calio to Retire

Airlines for America (A4A) President and CEO Nicholas Calio has announced his decision to retire at the end of 2025. Under Calio’s leadership, A4A has been instrumental in advocating for the U.S. airline industry, focusing on policy, regulatory advancements, and sustainability initiatives. Calio, who has led A4A since 2011, is widely recognized for his efforts in strengthening the…

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Air Mauritius Appoints Kremchand Beegoo as Chairman

Air Mauritius has announced the appointment of Kremchand Beegoo as its new chairman, leading the airline’s strategic direction. Alongside Beegoo, the company has introduced a new board comprising 13 members to support the airline’s governance and operational objectives. The reshuffling of the leadership comes during a pivotal time for Air Mauritius, as the carrier continues its recovery and…

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GA Telesis Secures Long-Term Aerospace OEM Partnership

GA Telesis has signed a significant long-term agreement with a prominent aerospace OEM, marking a strategic milestone in the company’s mission to enhance its global services. This partnership, effective through 2030, is poised to bolster GA Telesis’ capabilities in delivering superior component support to airlines and operators worldwide through its MRO Services division. The collaboration underscores GA Telesis’…

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SriLankan Airlines Expands Fleet for Revival

SriLankan Airlines has embarked on a strategic five-year corporate plan to rejuvenate its operations, positioning itself for a stronger future in the aviation industry. As part of this revitalization, the airline has expanded its fleet to 25 aircraftby early 2025, with ambitions to reach a total of 27 aircraft in the coming months. The addition of three new aircraft highlights…

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Nordstar Airlines Plans Fleet Expansion with SJ100 and MS-21

Nordstar Airlines (Russia) has revealed plans to expand its fleet with the acquisition of five Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SJ100) and 10 MS-21 aircraft. This announcement was made by the airline’s CEO, Leonid Mokhov, signaling the carrier’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing its operational capabilities. The SJ100 is a regional jet developed by Sukhoi Civil Aircraft, known for its efficiency…

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Level to Wet Lease A330-900 for Barcelona–New York JFK Route

Level (Spain) is set to enhance its transatlantic operations by wet leasing an A330-900, serial 1963, from Iberojet (Portugal). This aircraft will operate the carrier’s Barcelona–New York JFK route from 01 June to 30 September 2025, coinciding with the peak summer travel season. The A330-900, a member of Airbus’ new-generation A330neo family, is well-regarded for its fuel efficiency, extended range, and improved…

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Japan Airlines Receives Third B767-300BCF Conversion

Japan Airlines has taken redelivery of its third and final Boeing 767-300BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter), marking the successful completion of its conversion order with Boeing. The aircraft, bearing serial number 37548, is now set to join Japan Airlines’ dedicated cargo fleet. The B767-300BCF is a popular choice for airlines seeking to expand their air freight capabilities due to its…