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Sundair to Withdraw Operations from Lübeck Airport

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Sundair, a German airline, has announced it will withdraw its operations from Lübeck Airport, where it previously based one aircraft. This decision marks a strategic shift for the airline, which has been serving Lübeck as part of its regional route network. The withdrawal is expected to impact travelers using Lübeck Airport for direct Sundair flights, as the airline reallocates resources to other locations within its network.

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Cambodia Angkor Air to Add Three ATR72-600s, Rebranding as Air Cambodia

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ATR has confirmed the addition of three ATR72-600 aircraft to the fleet of Cambodia Angkor Air, which will officially rebrand as Air Cambodia on January 1, 2025. These aircraft, financed by HNCA Aviation Financial Leasing Co. (China), are part of a leasing agreement, with deliveries scheduled throughout 2025.

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Jazeera Airways Posts 66% Profit Increase in 3Q 2024

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Jazeera Airways, Kuwait’s leading low-cost airline, reported a strong financial performance for the third quarter of 2024, with a 66.1% increase in net profit, reaching $37.8 million. The airline’s Group operating revenue also grew by 5.7% year-over-year, totaling $211 million. This substantial profit growth underscores Jazeera Airways’ successful strategies in managing operational efficiency and capitalizing…

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MASwings to Transfer Ownership to Sarawak Government by End of 2024

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MASwings, a Malaysian regional airline, is set to transition its ownership to the Sarawak regional government by December 31, 2024. This move involves a formal sale from Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), marking a significant milestone in the airline’s operational history. The ownership transfer process is expected to span nine months following the sale.