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Ryanair May Delay Boeing Deliveries Over US Tariff Concerns

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Ryanair (Ireland) CEO Michael O’Leary has issued a warning that the airline may delay future deliveries of Boeing aircraft if planned US trade tariffs significantly increase acquisition costs. This statement underscores the potential disruption that escalating trade tensions between the United States and Europe could have on international aircraft procurement.

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Azores Government Questioned Over SATA’s $3M Debt for Hi Fly A330 Lease

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The Azores parliamentary group has requested clarification from the Regional Government concerning a $3 million debt incurred by SATA from a wet lease agreement involving an Airbus A330 from Hi Fly, a Portuguese airline. This debt, which the parliamentary group attributes to SATA’s previous management decisions, has become a significant point of contention in the region. Recently, a court ruling favored both Hi Fly and AELF Aircraft Engine Lease…

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Air Moana Receives State Support Amid Criticism from Air Tahiti

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China Express Airlines Receives New Airbus A320neo for Fleet Expansion

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China Express Airlines has strengthened its fleet by taking delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, serial number 12392. This latest addition, powered by the advanced PW1127G-JM engines, aligns with the airline’s strategic goals for expansion and increased fuel efficiency.