Lebanon's MEA to resume normal ops but loses insurance
Source: ch aviation Read more: Lebanon's MEA to resume normal ops but loses insurance
Source: ch aviation Read more: Lebanon's MEA to resume normal ops but loses insurance
Thai Airways International (TG, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi) is aiming to raise up to THB44 billion baht (USD1.27 billion) from a share rights offering as it prepares to wrap-up a court-supervised business rehabilitation process and relist on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET). In a November 26 SET filing, Thai said the asking price for the 9.82 [...]
Air Zimbabwe (UM, Harare International) has retired its only Falcon 7X, according to ch-aviation research. The aircraft, which served as Zimbabwe's presidential jet while operated by the national carrier, is the first of its type to join Axis Aviation San Marino. Z-AZM (msn 299) made its final flight under Zimbabwean registration on July 11, 2024, [...]
SD Aviation (La Roche-sur-Yon) has added its first Phenom 300E, CEO Sébastien Dubreuil confirmed to ch-aviation. The company has now completed all steps necessary to secure its French Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) and is awaiting final documentation. F-HRDG (msn 50500644), a three-year-old Embraer Executive Jets aircraft, was managed by Air Midi Centre throughout its entire [...]
Judge Sean H Lane of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has authorised Spirit Airlines (NK, Fort Lauderdale International) to follow through with its plan to sell surplus A320-200s and A321-200s to GA Telesis, although the interim order covers only five aircraft. The carrier will have to seek separate authorisation [...]
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Precision Air (PW, Dar es Salaam) is prioritising the revival of its fleet to stabilise its business after the impacts of Covid-19, global supply chain disruptions, engine part shortages, and rising operational costs. The airline is taking a cautious, step-by-step approach to mitigate financial risks. Once stability is achieved, it will proceed with its planned [...]
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