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Rolls-Royce to Supply 20 A330neo Aircraft to SAS
Rolls-Royce has received an order for 20 A330neo aircraft from SAS, all of which will be powered by 40 Trent 7000 engines.
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FAA Proposes Noise-Based Certification for Supersonic Aircraft
The FAA has announced a newly-proposed rule that aims to set a noise-based certification standard for supersonic aircraft.
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IATA Reports 6% Increase in Air Cargo Demand During May 2026
IATA has released data for May 2026 global air cargo markets, showing an increase of 6.0% in total demand over May 2025.
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FAA Breaks Ground on New AAM Facility in Oklahoma City
The Department of Transportation and FAA have broken ground on a new facility that will provide support for the development of AAM aircraft.
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Cenk Özöztürk to Remain MD at Cologne Bonn Airport until 2032
The Supervisory Board of Flughaven Köln/Bonn GmbH extended the contract of managing director Cenk Özöztürk early by an additional five years…
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Sun Group Picks Amadeus Technology to Run Loyalty Across Its Entire Business
Sun Group launches Sun Signature, powered by Amadeus, unifying loyalty across its travel and hospitality business in Vietnam.
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SkeyDrone Launches New Website Focused on Dedicated Airspace Solutions
SkeyDrone unveils a redesigned website built around six dedicated airspace solutions and a new tagline: Your Eyes In The Skies.
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NMI Research Reveals Nearly One in Three Drivers Have Received a Parking Ticket Due to Confusing Payment Instructions
NMI research finds 30% of US drivers have been fined due to confusing parking payments, with 37% facing kiosk technical issues.
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Jewers Doors Completes Major Hangar Door Installation at British Airways Fleet Support Unit, Heathrow Airport
Jewers Doors completes major Esavian hangar door installation at British Airways' Fleet Support Unit, Heathrow Airport.
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Will Airports Be Ready For Tomorrow's Electric Aircraft?
Can airports accommodate large-wingspan electric aircraft? NACO explores apron challenges and smart solutions for next-generation aviation.
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Aviation's Disruption Cost is a Problem Created by the Clock Nobody is Watching
Aviation's real disruption problem isn't delays, it's decision latency. SITA explores how agentic AI can close the gap.
