US DHS mulls immediate start of B737-700 in-house flights
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US’s Northeast Airlines eyes debut with B737-800F ops
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Abra appeals okay of American’s investment in Brazil’s Azul
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Chile's Aerolíneas ATA to launch executive jet operations
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Azores develops new route subsidy scheme
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Tunisair adds wet-leased A320-200 capacity
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UK's Executive Jet Management Europe adds Challenger 605
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Launch of Italy's Puglia Sky uncertain
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Romania’s Mister Air prepares for launch with B757-200(PCF)
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Kenya Airways hopes to restore grounded fleet by early 1Q27
Kenya Airways (KQ, Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta ) believes it will have its entire grounded fleet active early in 2027, CEO George Kamal said at a press conference in Nairobi on August 19. "By January 2027, we expect to have the full Kenya Airways fleet back. Once we have our fleet back, we will be able to compete," he declared, alluding to the fact that about a third of the carrier's fleet remains…
Russia's top court rules against iFly Airlines in A330 case
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Türkiye’s Corendon Airlines wet leases additional B737-800
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Russian court upholds $4.4mn claim against Yakutia Airlines
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Samoa Airways recovers damaged DHC-6-300
Samoa Airways (OL, Apia Faleolo ) is preparing DHC-6-300 5W-FAY (msn 690) for transport from Fitiuta after deciding against temporary repairs and a ferry flight to its Apia Faleolo maintenance base. The aircraft will be dismantled on site, with its future to be determined following a technical assessment. The grounding leaves a third of the carrier's fleet inoperational. 5W-FAY was recovered from…
Mexico's TANSA begins Gulfstream operations, exits Dassault
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Canada’s WestJet to launch South America ops in 4Q26
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Canada's Flightpath to add 6 jets, eyes North America growth
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Air Canada bids to buy up to $580mn of its shares
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G550 linked to Brazil's Banco Master seized in Paraguay
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El Calafate, Argentina loses widebody capabilities
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Leuchars Station, Scotland ends civilian aircraft operations
British Army-managed St Andrews Leuchars RAF airfield in Fife, on Scotland's east coast, will no longer be open to civilian traffic, including executive jets, following the retirement of the facility's primary and secondary radars on July 1 as part of a "long-planned change," a Royal Air Force spokesperson said. "Consultation took place with all airspace stakeholders ahead of this change, and the…
Poland's Jet Story retires last Challenger 300
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Italy’s SkyAlps to start Slovakian AOC with two Q400s
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