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GetJet Aviation Holdings Rebrands As GetJet Group

GetJet Aviation Holdings Rebrands As GetJet Group, marking a structural and strategic shift designed to support accelerated global expansion under its 2026 Growth Strategy. The rebranding reflects the company’s transition from a holding structure with multiple standalone brands into a more vertically integrated aviation services group operating under a unified identity.

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Emirates Secures Site for New Cabin Crew Village in Dubai

Emirates Secures Site for New Cabin Crew Village in Dubai, formalising a major long-term investment aimed at supporting the airline’s expanding workforce and future operational footprint. The airline has signed an agreement with Dubai Investments Park (DIP) to acquire land for a purpose-built residential community that will accommodate up to 12,000 Emirates cabin crew members under a long-term lease…

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Air India and Singapore Airlines Sign Commercial Cooperation Framework

Air India and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have signed a commercial cooperation framework agreement, setting the groundwork for deeper collaboration and the potential development of definitive joint business agreements, subject to regulatory approvals. The agreement was signed in Mumbai on 16 January 2026 by Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Air India, and Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer of Singapore Airlines.

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Airbus Appoints Matthieu Louvot as CEO of Airbus Helicopters

Airbus Appoints Matthieu Louvot as CEO of Airbus Helicopters, marking a significant leadership transition within one of the group’s most strategic divisions. The appointment will take effect on 1 April 2026, with Louvot reporting directly to Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive Officer of Airbus, and joining the company’s Executive Committee.

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Air Canada Plans to Extend and Expand PAL Airlines Agreement to 2032

Air Canada Plans to Extend and Expand PAL Airlines Agreement to 2032, reinforcing its long-term commitment to regional connectivity in Eastern Canada. The proposed expansion would see the existing commercial agreement between the two carriers extended by an additional four years while increasing the number of aircraft operated under the arrangement.