A Bangladeshi government taskforce has proposed splitting Biman Bangladesh Airlines (BG, Dhaka) into two parts, with one part managed by the existing management team and a hived-off part managed by a foreign airline. The government would then assess the performance of the two entities before deciding on the future of the state-owned airline. Dr Wahiduddin [...]
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Hunnu Air (MR, Ulaanbaatar) will dry lease two brand new E195-E2s from an undisclosed lessor, according to a January 28, 2025, statement from the carrier. The airline will take delivery of the aircraft from Embraer in April and October 2025, respectively. Hunnu Air says it plans to use the aircraft to increase capacity to key [...]
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Air Wisconsin (ZW, Appleton Outgamie County Regional) is planning to furlough up to 503 employees from its offices in Milwaukee and Appleton as it shifts to charter and Essential Air Service (EAS) markets and ends its capacity purchase agreement with American Airlines (AA, Dallas/Fort Worth). The furloughs would most likely begin as soon as March [...]
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Falcon Aviation Services San Marino has added a first Global 6500, ch-aviation research shows. T7-AFA (msn 60018) was first active on January 15, 2025, flying between Hartford Bradley and Bangor International. The 5.1-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft was previously registered in the United States as N2019C, where it was under private operations with a 13-passenger cabin [...]
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