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Scotland-based EcoJet Airlines enters liquidation after failing to secure funding for its planned electric passenger operations. Scottish startup unable to secure funding to advance operations EcoJet Airlines, a Scotland-based startup aiming to launch passenger flights using electric propulsion, has entered voluntary liquidation after failing to secure the funding required to progress the project. The company, […]
UAE awards Embraer a contract for up to 20 C-390 Millennium aircraft, marking the platform’s first Middle East selection and boosting airlift capability. Order for up to 20 aircraft strengthens UAE’s multi-mission airlift capability The UAE has selected the C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft, with Tawazun Council awarding a contract to Embraer for 10 firm
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EgyptAir receives its first Boeing 737-8 as part of a fleet modernisation programme, with 18 aircraft planned. Aircraft marks start of fleet renewal programme with 18 units planned FLEET MODERNISATION MILESTONE EgyptAir has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737-8, marking the airline’s entry into the 737 MAX programme. The aircraft is the
Textron plans to separate its industrial segment to become a pure-play aerospace and defence company focused on aviation and military platforms. Proposed restructuring would create a pure-play aviation and defence business STRATEGIC REALIGNMENT PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND — Textron Inc. has announced plans to separate its industrial segment from its core aerospace and defence operations, in
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Biman Bangladesh Airlines orders 14 Boeing 787 and 737 MAX aircraft in its largest-ever fleet expansion and modernisation move. Fleet expansion includes 787 Dreamliner family and first 737 MAX acquisition FLEET MODERNISATION STRATEGY DHAKA, BANGLADESH — Boeing and Biman Bangladesh Airlines have announced the airline’s largest-ever aircraft order, comprising 14 aircraft from the 787 Dreamliner
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Ethiopian Airlines and Visa expand partnership to grow co-branded cards and enhance digital payment experiences for travellers across Africa. Agreement targets digital payment adoption and enhanced passenger experience PARTNERSHIP EXPANSION ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Ethiopian Airlines and Visa have strengthened their collaboration to expand co-branded payment products, supporting more seamless and secure travel transactions.
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Global air cargo demand fell 4.8% in March 2026 as Middle East disruption impacted key trade routes despite strong underlying trade growth. Geopolitical disruption and fuel pressures weigh on cargo markets despite underlying trade growth GENEVA — The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported a 4.8% year-on-year decline in global air cargo demand for
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Embraer and Fraunhofer IPK sign MoU to explore Industry 4.0 technologies and data-driven efficiency in aerospace manufacturing. Partnership to explore data-driven manufacturing and operational efficiency in aerospace SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS, BRAZIL — Embraer has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology IPK to explore collaboration
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Copa Airlines orders up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to expand its fleet and strengthen network connectivity across the Americas. Fleet expansion supports network growth and long-term single-type strategy PANAMA CITY — Boeing and Copa Airlines have confirmed an order for 40 737 MAX aircraft, with options for a further 20, as the airline
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Ascend Airways will surrender its UK AOC and return its 737 MAX fleet, citing fuel costs, regulatory challenges, and ACMI market pressures. Carrier cites cost pressures, regulatory constraints, and market conditions UK-based Ascend Airways has announced it will surrender its UK Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and return its fleet of six Boeing 737 MAX 8
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