Legal jousting continues for CNMI's Star Marianas Air
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Missionary Aviation PNG suspends flights over fuel shortages
Ongoing fuel shortages have forced Mission Aviation Fellowship of Papua New Guinea (Mount Hagen) (MAF PNG) to cancel non-essential flights to western areas of the country, according to a December 12 media release. "We are cancelling non-essential flying to be able to conserve fuel in the Telefomin, Tabubil, and Kiunga areas," said MAF PNG Interim [...]
Indonesia's TransNusa inducts A321 into scheduled ops
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BBN Airlines Indonesia adds first B737-900
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Ukraine's Windrose Airlines retires last B737-800
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Hungary's Wizz Air ends government freighter operations
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Estonia’s Marabu to suspend growth at Cologne, Stuttgart
Marabu (DI, Tallinn Lennart Meri) will pause the growth it had planned at its bases at Cologne/Bonn and Stuttgart Manfred Rommel and will not place any additional aircraft at either of these airports, according to aeroTELEGRAPH quoting sources within the company. The publication reported that the company had planned to place a third aircraft in [...]
Luxair firms options for two E195-E2s due in 2027
Luxair (LG, Luxembourg) has firmed up two options for E195-E2 aircraft attached to its 2023 firm order for four units of the type from Embraer. The two additional aircraft are scheduled for deliveries in 2027. The first four aircraft will begin delivering to the airline in 2026. Luxair retains three more purchase rights for E195-E2s, [...]
Air Sierra Leone still working on London route
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Ex-Stellantis chief confirms interest in Portugal’s TAP
Former CEO of automotive giant Stellantis, Carlos Tavares, a Portuguese national, has revealed to Portuguese media that he is looking into playing a role in the planned privatisation of TAP Air Portugal (TP, Lisbon) after being encouraged to do so by friends. Speaking to the newspaper Expresso, he said he was not interested in an [...]