Pascan Aviation (P6, Montréal Metropolitan) will shortly transfer the first Saab 340B(F) to its in-house fleet, after Transport Canada certified the conversion of the turboprop for operations in the country. President and chief executive Julian Roberts told Cargo Facts that while the decision to add the type was opportunistic, demand turned out strong enough to [...]
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US Justice Reed O'Connor of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Fort Worth Division, has rejected a July 2024 plea deal for up to USD487 million between Boeing and the United States Department of Justice over an "inappropriate" diversity and inclusion provision relating to the mandatory appointment of a safety [...]
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Sri Lankan start-up Air Ceilão has applied to the country's civil aviation authority for an air operator's certificate and hopes to be in the air by May 2025. An Air Ceilão spokesperson confirmed to ch-aviation that the AOC application was submitted and that the carrier aimed to start operations using two A320 Family aircraft. Previously, [...]
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A Sarawak-based passenger airline could operate as far afield as Frankfurt International, according to the would-be carrier's chief supporter, Abang Johari Openg. Sarawak's premier has spent the past 12 months trying to close a deal with the Malaysian government and state-owned Malaysia Aviation Group to acquire regional operator MASwings (MY, Kota Kinabalu). Despite the ongoing [...]