Indian start-up Alhind Air has secured a no-objection certificate from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), an important step towards obtaining its air operator's certificate (AOC). It is now in the process of completing the requirements to get its AOC. Backed by tour operator Alhind Tours & Travels Pvt. Ltd, part of Alhind Group, [...]
Malaysia's transport minister, Anthony Loke, says the country must tighten the rules around the operation of foreign aircraft in the wake of a US-registered business jet crash in Elmina, Selangor state, in August 2023 that killed ten people. "There is a need to strengthen the regulations over the operations of foreign aircraft here," he told [...]
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TAG Aviation (Malta) (TEU, Malta International) has retired its last Gulfstream Aerospace aircraft, a G650ER, transferring the aircraft to Avcon Jet Malta, ch-aviation research has revealed. 9H-MFC (msn 6534) was last active flying under TAG Aviation's Maltese AOC on July 27, 2024, flying from Nice to Istanbul Airport and return. It began operating for Avcon [...]
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The Bayelsa state government in southern Nigeria reportedly plans to spend NGN25 billion naira (USD15.9 million) to buy an undisclosed aircraft to boost traffic at the new Bayelsa International Airport, which was commissioned for commercial traffic in 2020, according to the newspapers Punch and the Niger Delta Herald. While no official statement has been made [...]
Passenger charter operator GetJet Airlines (GW, Vilnius) will focus on the "vertical expansion" of its services over the remainder of 2024 and throughout 2025, with the aim of generating annual revenues of EUR1 billion euros (USD1.1 billion) by the end of the decade. "We plan to extend GetJet’s aircraft maintenance services," Group CEO GetJet Aviation [...]
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The government of Zanzibar plans to buy an aircraft while prioritising airport infrastructure improvements, according to Khalid Mohamed Salum, minister of transport of the semi-autonomous region in Tanzania. Salum said the Zanzibar government was focusing on improving the infrastructure at Zanzibar and Pemba Wawi airports. According to the region's five-year development plan, seen by ch-aviation, [...]
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