Riyadh Air (RX) has unveiled one of the largest fleet expansion announcements at the Farnborough International Airshow, committing to 34 additional widebody aircraft from Boeing and Airbus.
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Airbus has officially opened its new Flight Operations & Training Skywise Campus in Toulouse (TLS), France, creating a modern aviation training hub designed to prepare the next generation of pilots, maintenance technicians, and cabin crew.
Heathrow Airport (LHR) could face fresh pressure over its passenger charging plans after International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways (BA) and Iberia (IB), urged incoming British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to limit future airport fees before the airport begins its proposed £49 billion third runway expansion.
Singapore Airlines (SQ) has extended the suspension of its flights between Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) and Dubai International Airport (DXB) until October 24, 2026, citing the ongoing geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Airbus is entering the next phase of its A350-1000ULR development program with plans to conduct one of its longest certification flights yet.
China’s three largest state-owned airlines, China Southern Airlines (CZ), Air China (CA), and China Eastern Airlines (MU), expect to report combined first-half net losses of between 7.37 billion yuan and 8.97 billion yuan ($1.09 billion to $1.33 billion).
Ryanair (FR) has announced plans to expand its operations at Dublin Airport (DUB) by basing three additional aircraft at Ireland’s busiest airport if proposed passenger charge reductions receive final approval later this year.
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While Project Sunrise remains under development, several airlines already operate remarkably long non-stop services spanning more than 14,000 kilometres.
Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) has entered the final phase of preparations for its long-awaited cargo operations, with the first live trial flight scheduled to arrive today ahead of the airport’s official freight opening on July 26.