Luxaviation Group, owner of Luxaviation (LXA, Luxembourg), has acquired Texas-headquartered FBO and handling agent Paragon Aviation Group, giving the Luxembourg-based operator an FBO presence in 140 plus airports. "This acquisition marks another significant step in Luxaviation's strategy to strengthen its position in the global market, enhancing its service offerings and operational reach," reads a Luxaviation [...]
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SpiceJet (SG, Delhi International) has came out swinging against claims made by its former promotor Kalanithi Maran and his affiliated entity KAL Airways regarding a damages claim of INR13.23 billion rupees (USD158.9 million). In a sharply worded May 28 media release, the budget carrier called the claim "not only legally untenable but also a regurgitation [...]
The Japanese government has imposed sanctions on ten entities and individuals, including 224th Flight Unit (TTF, Bryansk), over Russia's procurement of arms from North Korea, which are allegedly being used to arm Russian forces fighting in Ukraine. 224th Flight Unit State Airlines Joint Stock Company and its general director, Vladimir Mikheychik (a.k.a. Vladimir Mikheichik), were [...]
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Aeroméxico (AM, México City International) has announced it will suspend its México City International-Quito International route between July 1 and December 18, 2024, while it evaluates its continuity after grappling with low load factors, the airline and Ecuador’s transport ministry (Ministerio de Transportes y Obras Públicas - MTOP) have confirmed. According to the ministry, Aeroméxico [...]
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The process of setting up Nigeria Air (NWB, Lagos) will remain suspended indefinitely as it was never a genuine Nigerian project and just Ethiopian Airlines trying to fly the Nigerian flag, according to Nigerian aviation minister Festus Keyamo. "It was not Air Nigeria [sic]. That is the truth. It was never Air Nigeria. It was [...]