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My Freighter expands BGS fuel partnership across Europe

My Freighter has expanded its long-running fuel services partnership with Baltic Ground Services across Europe after BGS won a competitive tender covering Ostrava in the Czech Republic, Tallinn in Estonia and Riga in Latvia. The agreement extends BGS support beyond…

K&R automates EU cargo security filings with Descartes

K&R International Services is using Descartes’ global security filing solution to automate European Union Import Control System 2 submissions for charter cargo carriers handling high volumes of individual e-commerce parcels. The move centres on EU cargo-security compliance and aims to…

GE Aerospace to acquire CPP for $11.75 billion

GE Aerospace will acquire Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75 billion in a deal aimed at expanding capacity for critical castings used in commercial engines, the aftermarket and defence. The transaction brings one of the aerospace sector’s key supply-chain suppliers under…

UK CAA picks three projects for hydrogen aviation sandbox round

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has selected three projects for the next stage of its Hydrogen Challenge sandbox, including work on hydrogen aircraft turnarounds at London City Airport, cryogenic compressed hydrogen storage for aviation and expanded airside hydrogen supply for…

EDGE and Safran sign defence MoU in Brazil

EDGE Group and Safran Electronics & Defence have signed a memorandum of understanding in Brazil to expand cooperation through SIATT, EDGE’s Brazilian missile-focused unit. The agreement covers missile systems, loitering munitions, coastal defence and related technologies, with a plan to…

Braathen injects another SEK 100 million into BRA

Swedish aviation entrepreneur Per G. Braathen is injecting another SEK 100 million, or about €9.2 million, into Braathens Regional Airlines as the carrier pushes through its third restructuring in five years. The fresh capital is intended to stabilise Braathens Regional…

Korean Air flies relief cargo to Nepal after floods

Korean Air and the Hanjin Group moved emergency supplies to Kathmandu on 8 September aboard flight KE695 as part of flood relief for Nepal. The shipment included 1,000 boxes of bottled water and 1,000 blankets prepared by the airline, with…

SPD’s Zorn rejects more Emirates flight rights in Germany

SPD parliamentary group deputy leader Armand Zorn has rejected additional flight rights for Emirates in Germany, stepping into a live policy dispute over whether the Gulf carrier should gain broader access to German airports. He argued that any expansion of…

European airlines face a slow path to US-style consolidation

Reuters’ Breakingviews argues that Europe’s fragmented airline market is moving towards a more consolidated, higher-fare structure, but the shift is likely to take years rather than happen quickly. The analysis points to a sector still dominated by separate national and…

QantasLink takes first owned E190 for Perth fleet renewal

QantasLink’s Network Aviation unit in Perth has received its first owned Embraer E190, VH-E9A, starting the replacement of its ageing Fokker 100 fleet in Western Australia. The aircraft arrived after a ferry flight from Norwich and is due to enter…

Pakistan court reviews challenge to PIA privatisation process

The Islamabad High Court has issued notices to Pakistan’s federal government and other respondents in a legal challenge to the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines. The case centres on the bid process for the national carrier and the decision to…

Swiss drops Miami crew hotel after months of complaints

Swiss has stopped using its Miami crew hotel after months of complaints from flight crews about unhygienic and deteriorating conditions. Crews have been staying at a different Miami property since 3 September while the airline searches for a permanent replacement…

Nayak takes majority stake in Portugal’s LAS Group

Nayak Aircraft Services has taken a majority stake in Portugal’s LAS Group, bringing the maintenance provider into its European aviation services platform. The transaction covers LAS Maintenance, LAS Training and SLOT-Human Resources, while the LAS brand remains in use and…

KLM’s first Airbus A350 completes test flight in Toulouse

KLM’s first Airbus A350-900 completed its maiden test flight from Airbus’s Toulouse-Blagnac site in southern France on 4 September, moving the airline a step closer to introducing the type into scheduled service. The aircraft, registered F-WZNM for testing, spent about…

Airbus nears narrowbody order from Egypt’s Air Cairo

Airbus is close to securing an order from Egypt’s Air Cairo for about 15 A320-family aircraft, with options for roughly 15 more jets, as the budget carrier looks to lock in delivery slots while expanding operations. The deal could be…

IAI completes first flight of converted Airbus A330-300 BDSF

Israel Aerospace Industries’ Aviation Group has flown the first converted Airbus A330-300 passenger-to-freighter aircraft, carrying out the maiden flight of its A330-300BDSF programme on 4 September. The test flight formed part of the certification campaign for the Bedek Special Freighter…

Flyone Asia takes delivery of second Airbus A321neo

Flyone Asia has taken delivery of its second Airbus A321neo, a one-year-old jet that arrived in Tashkent on 3 September after a technical inspection in the United States. The aircraft, temporarily registered N739NK and carrying manufacturer serial number 12324, previously…