A court in the United States has ruled that Airlines for America (A4A), a trade group representing major US airlines, can pursue the return of fees and payments collected by the City of San Francisco under its controversial Healthy Airport Ordinance (HAO) at San Francisco International Airport. According to the court order viewed by ch-aviation, [...]
Across (ACW, Toluca) has added a Phenom 100 in December 2024, resuming operations with the type following the retirement of two Phenom 100EVs in the first quarter of 2024, ch-aviation research shows. XA-FAR (msn 50000114) is a 15.2-year-old aircraft which was previously operated privately in the United States. It was last active as N390VA on [...]
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Viva Jets (Lagos) has secured its Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) as of February 2024. The company operates a G550, a Hawker 900XP, and a Challenger 604, which was inducted in April 2024, with plans to add three more Challenger 604s in 2025. Viva Jets is a subsidiary of [...]
Sri Lanka's deputy minister of finance and planning, Harshana Suriyapperuma, says state-owned SriLankan Airlines (UL, Colombo International) will embark on five-year plan this year with the goal, among others, of growing to 52 aircraft and doubling revenues from the current sub-USD1 billion mark to more than USD2 billion. Speaking in Sri Lanka's parliament on February [...]
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