Korea's top court orders Eastar Jet pay ₩13.8bn to Jeju Air
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US’s ATSG acquired by Stonepeak
US-based Air Transport Services Group, owner of ABX Air, ATI - Air Transport International, and Omni Air International, has been acquired by American investment firm Stonepeak in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately USD3.1 billion. In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, ATSG disclosed that it will merge with Stonepeak Nile Parent [...]
US's Custom Jet Charters no longer listed as Part 135 holder
Custom Jet Charters (CJE, West Palm Beach International) is no longer listed as a Part 135 holder, according to official US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) data. Previously, the operator had a total of three aircraft on its certificate - one Citation XLS+, one G200, and one G280. Citation XLS+ N963AD (msn 560-6299) has moved to [...]
Chile’s Sky Airline eyes 2H25 A321XLR debut, regional growth
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US's Spirit to furlough 330 pilots amid cost-cutting
Spirit Airlines (NK, Fort Lauderdale International) plans to furlough about 330 pilots on January 31, 2025, a spokesman confirmed to ch-aviation, after the company announced workforce reductions starting early next year as it looks to cut USD80 million in annual costs as part of an ongoing strategy to return to profitability. "We are implementing a [...]
US's Advanced Air eyes midsize, large business jet growth
Advanced Air (AN, Hawthorne) is planning to transfer the recently acquired business jet fleet of Desert Jet (DJR, Palm Springs Jacqueline Cochran Regional) to its own Part 135 certificate within the next four months to expand in the mid-size segment. "All Desert Jet aircraft, hopefully, in the next 120 days will be moved over to [...]
US's Allegiant Air hopeful on MAX performance, axes MAX 7s
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Canada's ACASS to grow AOCs as tools for customers
ACASS Canada (Montréal Trudeau) is planning to leverage its certificates - in Canada, Ireland, and San Marino - as tools for its customers, focusing on their individual needs with no strategic preference for any of the three jurisdictions, Chief Executive and Co-Owner Andre Khury told ch-aviation in an exclusive interview during the NBAA-BACE in Las [...]
Azores to spin off SATA groundhandling; ACMI costs rise
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France's Jet Paris certifies, aims HondaJet crew development
Jet Paris has secured Air Operator Certificate (AOC) FR.AOC.0155 from the French civil aviation authority (Direction générale de l’aviation civile - DGAC) allowing it to commercially operate its fleet, which is composed exclusively of Honda Aircraft. "It took us two years to obtain this certificate due to the strict regulatory standards of the French authorities," [...]