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Airbus delivers 793 jets in 2025, extends lead over Boeing

Airbus delivers 793 jets in 2025, extends lead over Boeing
Airbus delivered 793 aircraft last year, a 4% increase, securing its position as the world's largest planemaker despite supply chain challenges. The company faced engine supply issues with Pratt & Whitney, impacting its ability to meet initial targets. Despite these hurdles, Airbus saw str...

Spain's Aena logs record 321.6 million passengers in 2025

Spain's Aena logs record 321.6 million passengers in 20...
Aena's Spanish airports achieved a record 321.6 million passengers in 2025. This marks the third consecutive year of growth. The figure surpassed Aena's own forecast. This performance underscores Spain's strong position as a European tourism destination. Madrid, Barcelona, and Palma d...

Allegiant to acquire Sun Country Airlines for $1.5 billion

Allegiant to acquire Sun Country Airlines for $1.5 billion
Low-cost airline Allegiant is set to acquire Sun Country Airlines in a USD 1.5 billion deal, including debt. Sun Country shareholders will receive Allegiant shares and cash, valuing their stock at a 19.8 per cent premium. The combined entity, headquartered in Las Vegas, will boast a larger network a...

Ethiopia begins construction of Africa's biggest airport: PM

Ethiopia begins construction of Africa's biggest airpor...
Ethiopia has commenced construction on what is slated to be Africa's largest airport in Bishoftu, southeast of Addis Ababa. This ambitious $12.7 billion project, expected to take five years, aims to significantly boost Ethiopia's role as a continental air transport gateway, handling up to...

Global Air passenger demand rises 5.7% in November 2025: IATA

Global Air passenger demand rises 5.7% in November 2025: IAT...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported a 5.7 per cent year-on-year increase in global air passenger demand in November 2025, with load factors reaching a record 83.7 per cent for the month. Growth was driven by strong international markets, led by Africa and the Middle East,...

Akasa Air joins IATA, strengthening India’s role in global aviation

Akasa Air joins IATA, strengthening India’s role in global a...
Akasa Air has become a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), representing over 360 airlines that account for more than 80 per cent of global air traffic. The milestone, achieved within three years of operations, highlights Akasa Air’s adherence to international safety and ope...

Competition Commission seeks info from IndiGo, DGCA

Competition Commission seeks info from IndiGo, DGCA
The Competition Commission of India is investigating IndiGo for potential unfair business practices following massive flight cancellations last month. The regulator has sought information from both IndiGo and the DGCA to assess if the airline abused its dominant position. This probe follows the DGCA...

Air India is looking for new CEO to replace Campbell Wilson

Air India is looking for new CEO to replace Campbell Wilson
The Economic Times reported Chandrasekaran had held discussions with the ‍CEOs of at ⁠least two leading UK- ⁠and U.S.-based international carriers as potential successors to Wilson, citing officials familiar with the matter. Air India Express, the group's low-cost carrier, is also likely to see...

DGCA bans use of power banks for charging devices during flights

DGCA bans use of power banks for charging devices during fli...
New Delhi aviation regulator DGCA has banned power bank use on flights. This is due to serious safety concerns with lithium batteries. Incidents of overheating and fires have prompted this strict measure. Power banks are now forbidden for charging devices during flights. Airlines must enforce strong...
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