Spirit Airlines (NK, Fort Lauderdale International) and Frontier Airlines (F9, Denver International) are objecting to the US Department of Transportation (DOT) tentatively having refused their application for slot pairs at Washington National and for having provisionally approved Alaska Airlines' application instead. In June, the DOT issued a slot exemption proceeding notice for Washington National (DCA), [...]
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India's tax office is cracking down on tax breaks offered to Irish aircraft lessors, according to The Economic Times. The newspaper says at least three lessors, which it does not name, have been denied tax benefits allowable under an existing treaty between the two countries. The Indian Revenue Service is relying on the Base Erosion [...]
The vice chairman of PANAF Group says his company is in discussions with the Vanuatu government about investment and collaboration opportunities in Air Vanuatu (NF, Port Vila). "We are in advanced talks with the government of Vanuatu on the prospects for Air Vanuatu," Roland Ehrsam told ch-aviation. The Vanuatu government paused all Air Vanuatu flights [...]
Skytrans (QN, Cairns) is expecting to receive its first A319-100 by the end of the year. The aircraft, to be entered into the Australian register as VH-L7A (msn 1779), is currently at the MAAS Aviation facility at Kaunas International for repainting. Skytrans CEO Alan Milne says the aircraft is expected to ferry to Australia in [...]