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German Engine Overhaul Facility Expands Amidst Growing Air Travel Demand
N3 Engine Overhaul Services in Arnstadt, Germany, a joint venture between Lufthansa Technik and Rolls-Royce, overhauled a record 155 aircraft engines in 2024 and plans to increase capacity to 250-270 annually by 2026, driven by growing intercontinental flight demand; the €150 million expansion will ...
German Engine Overhaul Facility Expands Amidst Growing Air Travel Demand
N3 Engine Overhaul Services in Arnstadt, Germany, a joint venture between Lufthansa Technik and Rolls-Royce, overhauled a record 155 aircraft engines in 2024 and plans to increase capacity to 250-270 annually by 2026, driven by growing intercontinental flight demand; the €150 million expansion will ...
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Airbus and OMV Partner to Boost Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production
Airbus and OMV announced a partnership to increase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production and access, aiming to overcome high costs and supply constraints to meet the EU's ambitious 2050 target of 70% SAF usage.
Airbus and OMV Partner to Boost Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production
Airbus and OMV announced a partnership to increase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production and access, aiming to overcome high costs and supply constraints to meet the EU's ambitious 2050 target of 70% SAF usage.
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44% Bias Score
Ryanair-Aena Dispute: Accusations of Deceptive Fees and Regional Airport Cuts
Ryanair accuses Aena, the Spanish airport operator, of deceptive airport fee policies, leading to the cancellation of 800,000 seats in seven regional airports and prompting a sharp rebuke from Aena, which defends its low fees and accuses Ryanair of seeking an unfair wealth transfer.
Ryanair-Aena Dispute: Accusations of Deceptive Fees and Regional Airport Cuts
Ryanair accuses Aena, the Spanish airport operator, of deceptive airport fee policies, leading to the cancellation of 800,000 seats in seven regional airports and prompting a sharp rebuke from Aena, which defends its low fees and accuses Ryanair of seeking an unfair wealth transfer.
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56% Bias Score
Heathrow's Record Passenger Numbers Clash with Europe's Climate Goals
Heathrow Airport reported a record 83.9 million passengers in 2024, a 4.7 million increase from 2023, exceeding the previous record set in 2019; however, this growth conflicts with environmental concerns regarding increased carbon emissions projected to more than double by 2050.
Heathrow's Record Passenger Numbers Clash with Europe's Climate Goals
Heathrow Airport reported a record 83.9 million passengers in 2024, a 4.7 million increase from 2023, exceeding the previous record set in 2019; however, this growth conflicts with environmental concerns regarding increased carbon emissions projected to more than double by 2050.
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36% Bias Score
€2.5bn Russian Aircraft Dispute Heads to Court
In Dublin, a €2.5bn (£2.1bn) legal battle is underway between aircraft lessors and insurers (including Lloyd's, AIG, and Chubb) over 400 planes stranded in Russia after Western sanctions, with the trial expected to last months and potentially reach a multi-million euro legal cost.
€2.5bn Russian Aircraft Dispute Heads to Court
In Dublin, a €2.5bn (£2.1bn) legal battle is underway between aircraft lessors and insurers (including Lloyd's, AIG, and Chubb) over 400 planes stranded in Russia after Western sanctions, with the trial expected to last months and potentially reach a multi-million euro legal cost.
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40% Bias Score
ASIC Sues Rex for Misleading Investors, Exposing Airline's Financial Crisis
Regional Express (Rex) faces legal action from ASIC for misleading investors about its profitability, reporting critically low cash reserves and substantial operating losses in early 2023, culminating in voluntary administration and a government bailout for regional routes.
ASIC Sues Rex for Misleading Investors, Exposing Airline's Financial Crisis
Regional Express (Rex) faces legal action from ASIC for misleading investors about its profitability, reporting critically low cash reserves and substantial operating losses in early 2023, culminating in voluntary administration and a government bailout for regional routes.
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56% Bias Score
Widespread Drone Attacks Target Deep Inside Russia
On Sunday night, Russia reported shooting down over 30 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including one over Kazan, over 600 miles from Ukraine, causing temporary flight restrictions at three airports. Ukraine launched 141 drones and one ballistic missile into Russia.
Widespread Drone Attacks Target Deep Inside Russia
On Sunday night, Russia reported shooting down over 30 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including one over Kazan, over 600 miles from Ukraine, causing temporary flight restrictions at three airports. Ukraine launched 141 drones and one ballistic missile into Russia.
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40% Bias Score
France Names New CEO for Paris Airports Operator
France's President Macron nominated Philippe Pascal, Groupe ADP's CFO, as the new CEO, replacing Augustin de Romanet; the decision, following a parliamentary hearing, requires final approval from the Council of Ministers.
France Names New CEO for Paris Airports Operator
France's President Macron nominated Philippe Pascal, Groupe ADP's CFO, as the new CEO, replacing Augustin de Romanet; the decision, following a parliamentary hearing, requires final approval from the Council of Ministers.
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32% Bias Score
Passenger's Unruly Behavior Cancels Ibom Air Flight
On August 8, 2025, a passenger's refusal to fly without her luggage caused the cancellation of an Ibom Air flight from Uyo to Abuja at 17:30, stranding 89 passengers due to weight restrictions and resulting in significant costs for the airline.
Passenger's Unruly Behavior Cancels Ibom Air Flight
On August 8, 2025, a passenger's refusal to fly without her luggage caused the cancellation of an Ibom Air flight from Uyo to Abuja at 17:30, stranding 89 passengers due to weight restrictions and resulting in significant costs for the airline.
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56% Bias Score
Airbus CEO warns of US tariff threat to European aerospace sector
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury warns of potential negative impacts on the European aerospace sector from the incoming US administration's protectionist policies, including tariffs and import quotas, despite the company's 2024 sales increase of 4% to 766 aircraft. The US is a crucial market for Airbus, w...
Airbus CEO warns of US tariff threat to European aerospace sector
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury warns of potential negative impacts on the European aerospace sector from the incoming US administration's protectionist policies, including tariffs and import quotas, despite the company's 2024 sales increase of 4% to 766 aircraft. The US is a crucial market for Airbus, w...
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44% Bias Score
Lufthansa to Hire 10,000 Employees by 2025 Despite Recent Losses
Lufthansa Group announced plans to hire approximately 10,000 employees by 2025, including 2,000 flight attendants, 1,400 ground staff, 1,300 technical experts, 1,200 administrative staff, and 800 pilots, despite a recent €450 million loss from labor disputes and broader economic uncertainty in Germa...
Lufthansa to Hire 10,000 Employees by 2025 Despite Recent Losses
Lufthansa Group announced plans to hire approximately 10,000 employees by 2025, including 2,000 flight attendants, 1,400 ground staff, 1,300 technical experts, 1,200 administrative staff, and 800 pilots, despite a recent €450 million loss from labor disputes and broader economic uncertainty in Germa...
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28% Bias Score
Knesset Eases Airline Compensation Rules, But Foreign Carriers Remain Hesitant
The Knesset approved an amendment to the Aviation Services Law easing airline compensation for canceled flights, aiming to attract back foreign carriers after a drop from 90 to 26 airlines due to the war, yet few have returned, with security concerns and airport limitations remaining key obstacles.
Knesset Eases Airline Compensation Rules, But Foreign Carriers Remain Hesitant
The Knesset approved an amendment to the Aviation Services Law easing airline compensation for canceled flights, aiming to attract back foreign carriers after a drop from 90 to 26 airlines due to the war, yet few have returned, with security concerns and airport limitations remaining key obstacles.
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44% Bias Score
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