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Air Serbia Sees 4% Passenger Growth in October 2024

Air Serbia achieved notable passenger growth in October 2024, carrying a total of 381,386 passengers across its scheduled and charter services. This figure marks a 4% increase compared to October of the previous year, highlighting the airline’s steady recovery and expansion in the regional and international markets.

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Air Canada to Launch Daily Vancouver-Beijing Nonstop Flights in January 2025

Air Canada has announced the commencement of a new daily nonstop service between Vancouver and Beijing Capital International Airport, set to launch on January 15, 2025. This route will be operated by the Boeing 787-9, a long-haul aircraft known for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort, enhancing connectivity between Canada and China.

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Indonesia Considers New CEO for Garuda Indonesia Amid Profitability Push

The Indonesian government is reportedly evaluating a change in leadership at Garuda Indonesia, as part of an initiative to enhance the airline’s profitability and support its growth ambitions. Current CEO Irfan Setiaputra may be replaced in a strategic move to position Garuda for a more financially stable and competitive future. Leading candidates for the position…

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Texel Air Australasia Gains EDTO 120 Certification for Boeing 737-800BCF in New Zealand

Texel Air Australasia, a New Zealand-based cargo airline, has received certification approval from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of New Zealand for Extended Diversion Time Operations (EDTO) 120 flights with its Boeing 737-800BCF. This certification allows Texel Air Australasia to operate with extended range capabilities, enhancing the airline’s ability to conduct longer-distance flights with the…

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SpiceJet Ordered to Pay $3.7 Million to Aerocare Aviation Services After Eight-Year Dispute

SpiceJet, the prominent low-cost airline based in India, has been ordered to pay $3.7 million, along with applicable interest, to Aerocare Aviation Services following an eight-year legal dispute. The ruling brings closure to a prolonged financial disagreement between the two parties and underscores the importance of clear contractual and service agreements within the aviation sector.

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Rex Airlines to Sell Southern New South Wales Flight School

Rex Airlines, Australia’s prominent regional carrier, has announced the sale of its flight school located in southern New South Wales. This sale could generate approximately $17 million, providing Rex with additional financial resources to support its broader operational and expansion plans. The decision reflects Rex’s strategic approach to optimizing its assets and maintaining a strong…

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South Korea’s Supreme Court Holds Eastar Jet Liable for Failed Merger with Jeju Air

The Supreme Court of South Korea has ruled that Eastar Jet is responsible for the collapse of its merger with Jeju Air, ordering substantial damages to be paid to Jeju. According to the court’s decision, Eastar Jet must pay Jeju Air 10 billion Korean won, and Daedong Investment, another involved party, is required to pay…

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Aurigny Fleet Review Finds No Management Negligence, Confirms States Trading Supervisory Board

Aurigny, the flag carrier airline of Guernsey, has received a positive assessment following a thorough 2024 review of its fleet and strategic decision-making by the States Trading Supervisory Board (STSB). The findings conclude that there is “no evidence of negligence or gross misjudgment by management,” confirming the airline’s commitment to sound operational practices and prudent…

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Hyundai Glovis to Review Acquisition Rights for Air Incheon Amid Operational Improvements

Hyundai Glovis, a major shareholder in South Korea’s Air Incheon, is set to evaluate its preemptive acquisition rights for the airline. This decision will be made based on Air Incheon’s advancements in operational improvements, the profitability of Asiana Cargo, and planned aircraft replacements, all of which are key indicators of the airline’s future potential and…

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United Nigeria Airlines and Cronos Aviation Sign MOU to Build MRO Facility in Nigeria

United Nigeria Airlines has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cronos Aviation, a Canadian aviation services provider, to establish a new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria. This partnership aims to address the growing demand for aircraft maintenance services within Nigeria and the surrounding region, reducing reliance on foreign MRO facilities…