Tulpar Air (Russia) has announced its intention to file for bankruptcy in the Arbitration Court of Tatarstan within the next 15 days, following a legal ruling. The court’s decision requires the airline to pay over US$5.0 million to its former co-owner, Azat Khakim.
TUI (Germany) has officially welcomed Amber Pine as its new Chief Marketing Officer Markets + Airline, with the appointment effective from 24 April 2025. Pine’s role will focus on enhancing TUI’s marketing initiatives and driving its global brand presence.
Mango Airlines (South Africa) faces uncertainty as the Air Services Licensing Council plans to cancel the carrier’s air services licenses. Despite this setback, potential buyers of the airline are exploring a relaunch in partnership with another airline to revive its operations.
Formidion Aviation (Ireland) has announced the appointment of Thomas Neenan as its new Vice President Commercial. This key leadership move aligns with the company’s strategy to enhance its commercial operations and expand its global market presence.
EirTrade Aviation (Ireland) has announced two key leadership promotions to strengthen its executive team. Lee Careyhas been promoted to Chief Investment Officer (CIO), while Karl Fitzgibbon assumes the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Dan Air (Romania) has taken legal action by approaching the Nigerian High Court to register a US$400,212 judgment debt against Arik Air (Nigeria). This move seeks to enforce a judgment previously issued by a UK court.
BRA (Sweden) has announced the departure of its CEO, Ulrika Matsgard, who leaves the company after an impactful tenure of seven years. Her departure follows the recent finalization of a significant agreement with SAS (Sweden), marking a milestone in the carrier’s strategic collaborations.
Akasa Air (India) is grappling with a significant challenge as its pilot training timelines are expected to extend due to delays in aircraft availability. The airline currently operates a fleet of only 26 aircraft, despite employing nearly 850 pilots.
AirBaltic (Latvia) has announced the appointment of Robbert Strating as its new Senior Vice President (SVP) of Flight Operations. In addition to his primary role, Strating will also assume the position of Deputy Accountable Manager, further bolstering the airline’s leadership team.
Air Busan (South Korea) is set to hold a temporary shareholders’ meeting this week, during which it plans to appoint three new directors. These include two inside directors and one non-executive director, all of whom are affiliated with the airline’s parent company, Korean Air.
