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Emirates SkyCargo Targets 21 Boeing 777Fs By Year-End

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Emirates SkyCargo Targets 21 Boeing 777Fs By Year-End as the cargo division of the Emirates Group places fleet expansion at the center of its growth strategy for the coming 12 months. The airline is positioning additional dedicated freighters as a key enabler for network reach, schedule reliability, and operational flexibility while continuing a broader push into digital and product-led transformation.

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IndiGo Expands Fleet with New A320neo, Powered by LEAP-1A26 Engines

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Hyundai Glovis Becomes Largest Shareholder In Air Incheon Backer

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GOL Revises 5-Year Plan Amid Chapter 11 Reorganization

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GOL Linhas Aéreas, Brazil’s largest domestic airline, has revealed a revised 5-Year Financial Plan as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 reorganization process. This comprehensive plan outlines key strategies to secure the airline’s financial stability, including fleet growth, debt restructuring, and significant capital raises.