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HiSky Growth: First Widebody A330-200 for Fleet and Recruiting

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Air Lease Corporation (NYSE: AL) has announced a long-term lease placement for one Airbus A330-200 aircraft with HiSky. Scheduled to deliver to the European carrier in 2023, this A330-200 aircraft joins one A319-100, four A320-200s, and two A321-200neo LR aircraft currently leased to HiSky from ALC.

KLM Presents Proposal to Ground Personnel Unions

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On Friday, September 16, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines presented its proposal to the five unions representing KLM staff with the aim of reaching a fresh collective agreement (CLA) for the airline’s ground personnel.

Brussels Airlines Returns to Nairobi with Tenth Long-Haul A330

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Brussels Airlines has added a tenth Airbus A330 to its fleet, reaffirming its commitment to growth in the Sub-Saharan African region. This expansion will enable the airline to reintroduce the Nairobi route and increase the frequency of flights to Kigali. As a result, Brussels Airlines will offer connections to 18… 

Icelandair Cargo Undergoes Leadership Transition: Gunnar Már Sigurfinnsson Steps Down

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Gunnar Már Sigurfinnsson, the Managing Director of Icelandair Cargo, has announced his immediate resignation. Sigurfinnsson, who has been with Icelandair since 1986, will exit his role in the company’s Executive Committee but promises to stay onboard in a supportive capacity for the foreseeable future.

2023 Global Dangerous Goods Confidence Outlook: Key Insights and Recommendations for a Safe DG Supply Chain

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The air transport industry plays a pivotal role in global commerce. However, shipping dangerous goods (DG) / hazardous materials (hazmat) safely and compliantly has become increasingly challenging in today’s dynamic landscape. A recent collaboration between the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Labelmaster, and Hazardous Cargo Bulletin clarifies these challenges.

Rising African Aviation Traffic Will Require Over 1,000 New Aircraft, Boeing Predicts

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Amidst the rapid growth of intra-African passenger traffic, Boeing envisions a soaring demand for 1,025 new aircraft in Africa within the next 20 years. As Africa’s skies bustle with more travelers, Boeing [NYSE: BA] sees the continent outpacing much of the world’s aviation growth. The intra-African passenger traffic, Boeing predicts,…