Qantas Group has retired its final B767 type, with subsidiary Express Freighters Australia (QE, Sydney Kingsford Smith) operating the last revenue flight for Qantas Freight on May 17 using VH-EFR (msn 33510). The B767-300F worked flight QF7526 for Qantas Freight from Hong Kong International to Sydney. Qantas Group had operated B767s since 1985, with passenger [...]
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Cat Aviation (CAZ, Zurich) has retired its only Gulfstream Aerospace jet as it consolidates its fleet around Dassault Aviation aircraft. G650ER HB-JLO (msn 6521) operated for the last time on April 30, 2024, flying from Jersey via Zurich to Basel/Mulhouse/Freiburg, CH. As previously reported by ch-aviation, it was subsequently re-registered to Nomad Aviation (NA, Zurich) [...]
Luxaviation Group has acquired Sky Valet, a French company with a network of fixed base operators (FBOs) in southern Europe, from Aéroports de la Côte d'Azur. The new acquisition will be integrated with the existing network of FBOs run by Luxaviation Group unit ExecuJet. Sky Valet owns 17 locations in Spain and Portugal and has [...]
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1682195 Alberta Ltd, doing business as Lonach Global Charter, has retired its only aircraft, a Dassault Aviation Falcon 900EX, and is currently dormant, ch-aviation research has revealed. C-FSFB (msn 68) was last active for Lonach Global Charter on April 18-19, 2024, flying from Casper, WY, via Vancouver International to Edmonton International. It was re-registered on [...]
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Delhi High Court has granted temporary relief to cash-strapped SpiceJet (SG, Delhi International) and its chairman and managing director Ajay Singh, by setting aside a previous single-bench ruling that ordered them to refund INR5.79 billion rupees (USD69.5 million) with interest to former co-owner Kalnithi Maran. In their judgment delivered on May 17, two judges, Yashwant [...]
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Alaska Airlines (AS, Seattle Tacoma International) has asked the Hawaiian District Court to dismiss a consumer challenge against its proposed USD1.9 billion merger with Hawaiian Airlines (HA, Honolulu), arguing that most of the eight plaintiffs are serial litigants who have unsuccessfully challenged nearly every airline merger in recent US history. The airline argues that the [...]