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JetSMART Adds 11th Aircraft, Begins A321 Certification in Argentina

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JetSMART, a low-cost airline based in Chile, is set to expand its fleet by adding its 11th aircraft in November 2024. This addition will support the airline’s increasing operational demands and solidify its presence in South America’s competitive budget aviation market. Alongside this expansion, JetSMART has initiated the certification process for the Airbus A321 in Argentina, marking a strategic step to enhance its capabilities within the region.

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Kenya Airways Aircraft Transfer to Azorra Aviation Under Review

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Kenya Airways may soon see a change in the ownership structure of two aircraft it currently leases, as Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) seeks regulatory clearance to sell them to US-based Azorra Aviation. While the deal is pending approval from the Comesa Competition Commission, operational control of the aircraft will remain with Kenya Airways, ensuring no disruption to its current services.

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AirAsia Signs MoU For 50 A321XLRs, Eyes 150 More Jets

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Thai Airways Faces Opposition Over Amendment to Add Government Officials as Administrators

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Thai Airways International faces strong opposition from its labor union and creditors regarding a proposed amendment to its business rehabilitation plan. The amendment seeks to add two government officials as administrators of the airline’s rehabilitation process, a move that has stirred concerns among stakeholders. Both the labor union and creditors argue that appointing government officials as administrators could influence the airline’s management and…