FAI Rent-A-Jet (IFA, Nuremberg) is advancing with its fleet renewal strategy that will replace its fleet of four Learjet 60s, six Challenger 604s, and five Global Express with Learjet 60XRs, Challenger 605s, and Global 6000s. In parallel, the company has announced the closure of its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility at Berlin Brandenburg. In [...]
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Jetica (JTC, Moscow Vnukovo) has added the first Hawker 750 in February 2025, ch-aviation research reveals. RA-02790 (msn HB-34), a 15.4-year-old jet, became active on February 17, 2025, flying from Ankara Esenboga to Baku Heydar Aliev International. ADS-B data shows the jet's first flight under Jetica's 'JTC' code was on March 17, between Nizhnekamsk, where [...]
On-again, off-again plans to float Philippines AirAsia (Z2, Manila Ninoy Aquino International) via an initial public offering (IPO) are on again, according to Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes. Capital A owns 100% of the low-cost carrier. Fernandes has previously talked about an IPO, but as recently as September 2024 he said it was off the [...]
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Transport Canada (TGO, Ottawa International) has issued two Airworthiness Directives (ADs) for A220-100s and A220-300s, ordering an inspection and service of their overhead compartments and titanium fasteners. During rework at the final assembly line, Airbus Canada discovered that the fasteners had been incorrectly installed at the outer wing box. Such a condition could "result in [...]
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