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Madagascar Airlines Extends Leases On Two ATR72s

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Madagascar Airlines has signed lease extension agreements with Abelo, an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, for two ATR72 turboprops. The agreements cover serial number 698, an ATR72-500, which will now remain in service through January 2028, and serial number 1248, an ATR72-600, which is extended until November 2029.

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Saudia Acquires Airbus A330-300 via Wet Lease from Wamos Air

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IAG Settles $132M Compensation to Air Europa for Canceled Acquisition

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IAG (International Airlines Group), headquartered in the United Kingdom, has finalized a $132 million compensation payment to Air Europa, the Spanish airline, for the canceled acquisition deal. The settlement concludes IAG’s financial obligations to Air Europa, following its decision not to proceed with the purchase. The payment reflects a negotiated agreement to resolve outstanding claims related to…

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DHL CEO Tobias Meyer Confirms No Fleet Changes Amid Trade Tensions

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DHL‘s CEO, Tobias Meyer, has confirmed that the company does not foresee any changes to its fleet in the near future, despite the escalating trade wars that could potentially impact global demand. This statement comes amid concerns that international trade tensions might lead to reduced cargo volumes.