Canada’s Nolinor to upgrade B737-200s for cargo compliance

Nolinor Aviation (N5, Montréal Trudeau) will install Fire Containment Covers (FCCs) and specialised nets in its B737-200 fleet to comply with Transport Canada’s mandate to transition from Class B to Class F cargo compartments. The changes are driven by the cancellation of the Alternative Methods of Compliance (AMOC) for Airworthiness Directive 93-07-15, which applied to [...]

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US’s SkyWest Charter urges DOT to grant commuter certificate

SkyWest Charter (CW, St. George Municipal) has urged the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to issue a final order granting it commuter air carrier authorisation, despite ongoing opposition from several unions which argue that approving the certificate could pose safety risks, regulatory gaps, and oversight challenges. In a response to the DOT, SkyWest Charter [...]

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Airlines alarmed as Bahamas triggers retroactive airnav fees

The Bahamas Air Navigation Services Authority (BANSA) has begun charging retroactive fees for the three-year period between May 2021 and July 2024, increasing origin/destination (O&D) charges that will particularly impact local carriers, according to the Bahamian newspaper The Tribune. As ch-aviation previously reported, BANSA has been trying for years to increase its O&D fees while [...]

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Judge approves shareholder class action against Boeing

A US District Court judge has approved a shareholder class action against Boeing (BOE, Washington National) led by Rhode Island Treasurer James A Diossa. Judge Leonie Brinkema of the Virginia Eastern District Court handed down her decision on March 7, 2025. The class action alleges serious safety lapses at Boeing and false and misleading statements [...]

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Syria's Cham Wings Airlines calls on EU to lift sanctions

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Boeing's February 2025 order book changes revealed

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Airbus' February 2025 order book changes revealed

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Australia's FlyOnE acquires Rottnest Air Taxi

FlyOnE Pty Ltd, trading as FlyOnE (Australia) (Perth Jandakot), has acquired Rottnest Air-Taxi (Perth Jandakot). The acquisition includes Rottnest's air operator's certificate (AOC) and fleet. In a March 10 media release, FlyOnE CEO Korum Ellis said the purchase marks a critical step in the company's plans to expand and optimise air transport services. FlyOnE ran [...]

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US's Clay Lacy Aviation resumes Citation Sovereign ops

Clay Lacy Aviation (CLY, Van Nuys) has resumed Citation Sovereign charter operations with the addition of N120CB (msn 680-0074) to its Part 135-certified fleet, ch-aviation research reveals. The 18.7-year-old jet, configured for up to eight passengers, is based at Seattle Boeing Field. It was previously operated privately in the United States after being retired from [...]

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US's Elite Air adds first Challenger 605 to Part 135 fleet

Elite Air (United States of America) (ELZ, St. Petersburg/Clearwater) has added its first Challenger 605 to its Part 135-certified fleet, ch-aviation research shows. The jet was previously operated by the same company under the Part 91 certificate. N450RH (msn 5809) is a 15.8-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft recently reimported to the United States, where it was [...]

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