Air Transport

CEBU PACIFIC had ₱3,005b net income on ₱90,603b revenues in 2023 vs ₱4,800b loss on ₱56,751b in 2023.

Air Transport

CRESTONE AIR PARTNERS (business unit of Air T), CO purchased 11 RB211-powered 757-300s (leased to CONDOR) in deal arranged by Altavair; purchase was co-funded by its joint venture partner ATALAYA CAPTIAL MANAGEMENT.

Air Transport

SAS

SAS applied for company reorganization in Sweden; its operations and flight schedule will remain unaffected.

Air Transport

AAPA members carried 27m pax in February, up 56.7% vs Feb 2023; capacity (ASKs) rose 53.1%. Cargo rose 10.2%.

Air Transport

AVIANCA plans July 3 to begin Bogota-Paris CDG (787-8).

Air Transport

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Aircraft & Propulsion

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Safety, Ops & Regulation

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Airports & Networks

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Aircraft & Propulsion

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Airports & Networks

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Airlines & Lessors

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Window Seat Podcast

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Airlines & Lessors

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Airports & Networks

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Aircraft & Propulsion

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Supply Chain

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Airlines & Lessors

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Airlines & Lessors

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Sustainability

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Aircraft & Propulsion

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Airlines & Lessors

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Airports & Networks

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Airports & Networks

By David Casey
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Airports & Networks

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Airports & Networks