Sono International bumps up investment in Korea's Air Premia
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China's Qingdao Airlines completes ownership rejig
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Korea's t'way Air schedules B777 ops from 2Q25
t'way Air (TW, Daegu) appears to have secured B777-300ERs from Korean Air (KE, Seoul Incheon) and has filed a 2025 northern summer schedule using the type on the Seoul-Paris CDG and Seoul-Rome Fiumicino routes from late April, according to Routes Online. The schedules data indicates that t'way will operate the B777-300ER thrice weekly to France [...]
US's Honaker Aviation adds first Citation Ultra
Honaker Aviation has introduced its first Citation Ultra, adding N83HA (msn 560-0487) under the Part 135 certificate of AEM Aviation in October 2024, ch-aviation research shows. All Honaker charter flights are flown by AEM Aviation. The 26-year-old jet accommodates up to seven passengers and has been US-registered throughout its operational life. It was previously included [...]
Hawaiian Airlines to lay off 73 workers post-merger
Hawaiian Airlines (HA, Honolulu) will lay off 73 employees by December 17 following parent Hawaiian Holdings' recent USD1.9 billion merger with Alaska Air Group, affecting 57 workers in Hawaii and 16 on the United States mainland, primarily from duplicative non-contract roles. This is according to news reports citing a letter from Alaska Airlines' senior vice [...]
Argentina granted extension to fix FAA, ICAO findings
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Spain’s Privilege Style updates B777-200 fleet
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Ireland's Emerald Airlines eyes fleet growth, more ACMI gigs
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Ireland's Aer Lingus to cut staff amid waning profitability
Aer Lingus (EI, Dublin International) is reducing staff numbers due to problems caused by a planned passenger cap at Dublin International and low profitability, reports the Irish Independent newspaper, citing an internal video message to employees from CEO Lynne Embleton. An "informed source" told the paper that there are no plans for a "broad-based redundancy [...]
Malta's Universal Air moots second AOC, biz charter ops
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