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    Training

    Flyadeal reinforces pilot expertise with Airbus pilot instructor course

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    Jeddah, 12th July 2026: flyadeal, Saudia Group’s low-cost carrier, has achieved a significant milestone in its continued investment in people, training excellence, and the development of world-class instructor pilots following the successful delivery of the ground phase of the Airbus Pilot Instructor Course (APIC). The APIC-Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) programme, delivered in collaboration with Airbus, is Airbus’ official development pathway for instructor pilots, designed not to teach flying skills, but to elevate the effectiveness of flight instruction itself. This reflects flyadeal’s ongoing efforts to align its training ecosystem with globally recognised aviation standards and reinforce its position as a forward-looking, efficiency-driven airline within the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving aviation sector. The CBTA framework introduces modern, structured approaches to coaching, teaching, and assessment, focusing on the knowledge, skills, and attitude required for safe and consistent flight operations. Unlike traditional assessment models, CBTA enables instructor pilots to move beyond pass-or-fail evaluation and instead identify the root causes of performance gaps, ensuring more precise, data-driven, and effective training interventions. At flyadeal, investing in our people is fundamental to maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational excellence. The Airbus Pilot Instructor Course represents an important step in strengthening the capabilities of our instructor pilots by equipping them with globally recognised teaching and assessment methodologies. As our airline continues to grow, building strong in-house expertise is essential to ensuring we deliver consistent, high-quality pilot training while supporting the long-term development of our operations. This programme reflects our commitment to continuous learning and developing the next generation of aviation professionals within the Kingdom”. Capt. Naif Almatrafi, Director of Flight Operations,flyadeal said: The APIC-CBTA programme is being delivered across two key training locations, demonstrating effective collaboration within Saudi Arabia’s aviation training ecosystem. The ground training phase is taking place at flyadeal Headquarters in Jeddah from 5 to 9 July 2026, while the simulator phase will be conducted at the Prince Sultan Aviation Academy. Delivering the programme across both locations highlights the effective utilisation of flyadeal’s own facilities alongside the wider Saudia Group training network. This reinforces the airline’s commitment to maximising national training resources, while supporting its continued growth and long-term capability development. As the aviation industry continues to evolve, flyadeal remains focused on strengthening its training foundations and ensuring its instructor pilots are equipped with the latest methodologies used by leading global carriers.  

    Events

    Farnborough International Airshow Announces second wave of speakers for Aerospace Global Forum & Space Zone Theatre

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    London, 7th July 2026: The Farnborough International Airshow has announced the latest speakers confirmed for its Aerospace Global Forum (AGF) and Space Zone Theatre. Bringing together leaders from aerospace, aviation, defence, finance, government, space and emerging technology, the airshow hosts strategic, cross-sector discussions across its summit programmes, convening senior decision-makers shaping the future of aerospace, defence, space and global innovation. Newly confirmed speakers include: Aerospace Global Forum Allison Melia, VP of Global Enterprise Sustainability, Boeing Jennifer Holmgrem, CEO, LanzaTech Jennifer Jordan-Saifi, Chief Executive Officer, Sustainable Markets Initiative Remi Maillard, Chief Technology Officer, Airbus Tony Douglas, CEO, Riyadh Air Sean Doyle, CEO, British Airways Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports Paul Kent, Chief Commercial Officer, BOC Aviation Martin Sklenár, Distinguished Fellow, Future of Security Programme, GLOBSEC Paul Lemmo, Vice President and General Manager, Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS) Sensors, Effectors & Mission Systems (SEMS) Fiona Walters, CEO – UK & Europe, Serco Rob Murray, Chairman of the DSRB Negotiations Giorgio Parolini, Lead – Aviation Decarbonization, WEF Jonathon Counsell, Group Sustainability Officer, International Airlines Group (IAG) Tim Reid, CEO, UK Export Finance Ephraim Rudman, Partner, Financial Institutions Group (FIG), Apollo Global Management Lane Ballard, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President, Engineering & Technology Innovation, Boeing Zoe Zampini, AI Delivery Leader, BAE Systems Air George Ferguson, Global Lead for Aerospace, Defence and Airline Research, Bloomberg Intelligence Pooja Narayan, AI Fast Track Lead, Airbus Paul Adams, Chief Innovation Officer, Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) James Petherbridge, Head of Aerospace & Defence, IBM Teodoro Valente, President, Italian Space Agency Isabelle Hudon, President and CEO, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) Gareth Hetheridge, CIO, Leonardo UK Space Zone Theatre More than 60 speakers have been confirmed for the Space Zone Theatre programme, including the likes of: Dr. Lucie Low, Chief Science Officer, Axiom Space AVM Jamie Thompson CBE, Commander, United Kingdom Space Command Karin Nilsdotter, Strategic Head of Space & Defence, Innovatum Debbie Strang, COO, SaxaVord Spaceport Marshall Smith, CEO, StarLab Daniel Kroboth, VP of Satellite Operations, EUTELSAT Danielle Edwards, VP, Commercial Satcom, Open Cosmos Minh Nguyen, Deputy Associate Administrator for Commercial Space Transportation, FAA Jeroen Wink, CRO & Co-founder, Dawn Aerospace Dr. Alison Brown, President & CEO, NAVSYS The Aerospace Global Forum and Space Zone Theatre programmes will take place alongside the Farnborough International Airshow from 20 to 24 July 2026 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre in Hampshire, UK.

    2026

    APAC Turboprop and Regional Jet Community meet at AAPA in Malaysia

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    Kuala Lumpur,8th July 2026: The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) hosted the Asia Pacific Turboprop and Regional Jet Safety Exchange on June 30th, bringing together around 15 regional operators, aircraft manufacturers, and industry partners to share operational safety experiences, emerging trends and best practices. The virtual forum provided a dedicated platform for operators of turboprop and regional jet aircraft to discuss the unique operational challenges associated with regional aviation across the Asia Pacific. Participants exchanged information on safety performance, operational trends, training, human performance and future priorities aimed at further strengthening aviation safety. The meeting was attended by operators from across the region together with aircraft manufacturers ATR, Embraer and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada. ATR and Embraer shared valuable manufacturer perspectives on operational safety and training. Speaking at the event, the Chairman, Captain Somchai Sopanon from Bangkok Airways commented that regional and turboprop operations are essential to the connectivity and economic development of many communities across the Asia Pacific. While these operations often present unique operational challenges, they also provide significant opportunities for collaboration. Today’s Safety Exchange demonstrates the willingness of operators, manufacturers and industry partners to openly share experiences and work collectively to further strengthen aviation safety across the region. A key feature of the meeting was the confidential exchange of aggregated operational safety information submitted by participating operators. The anonymised information exchange enabled participants to identify common operational themes, discuss lessons learned and consider opportunities for collaborative safety improvements without identifying individual airlines. Participants also received updates on two significant regional initiatives led by AAPA. The first highlighted the ongoing development of the Asia Pacific Flight Path Management Manual, led by the Flight Safety Foundation with support from AAPA and regional operators. Participants were encouraged to contribute feedback through the regional survey to help ensure the Manual reflects the operational realities of the Asia Pacific. Participants also received an update on the recently completed Asia Pacific Crew Resource Management (CRM) Manual, a collaborative initiative involving regulators, airlines, an aircraft manufacturer, training organisations and academia. Recently presented to ICAO’s Asia/Pacific Regional Aviation Safety Team (APRAST), the Manual provides practical guidance and aims to further strengthen aviation safety across the Asia Pacific, especially in the area of human factors. The Safety Exchange reaffirmed AAPA’s commitment to providing practical forums that encourage collaboration, facilitate the sharing of operational experience and support continuous improvement in aviation safety throughout the Asia Pacific region.

    Events

    TCI Safe Safar expands its road safety mission to schools

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    Gurugram, India – 8th July 2026: Building on the success of its flagship road safety initiative, TCI Safe Safar, Transport Corporation of India Limited (TCI) has announced the expansion of its road safety awareness efforts to schools through TCI Safe Safar Junior,a dedicated programme focused on educating children about responsible road behaviour and creating safer communities for the future. As part of this initiative, TCI Safe Safar Junior has launched #RoadSafetyHaiCoolFollowTheRule, a digital-first awareness campaign aimed at making road safety education engaging, relatable and accessible for young audiences. The campaign will feature a series of creative digital content pieces, interactive learning resources and storytelling-led videos designed to encourage children to understand and adopt safe road practices from an early age. Recognising the power of storytelling in shaping young minds, the campaign incorporates familiar animated characters and engaging narratives to simplify important road safety messages and promote positive behavioural change among children. The launch marks the next phase of TCI Safe Safar’s journey, extending its impact from highways and communities into classrooms and schools. Since the commencement of its school outreach efforts, TCI Safe Safar Junior has already reached 157+ schools,conducted 172+ awareness programmes and engaged nearly 24,000 students along with close to 2,000 teachers across the country. Mr. Rajkiran Kanagala, President & Chief Business Officer – TCI Group said: “Road safety awareness is most effective when introduced early in life. Through TCI Safe Safar Junior, we aim to empower children with the knowledge and confidence to become responsible road users. By combining education with engaging and age-appropriate content, we hope to inspire safer habits that children can carry with them for life and share within their families and communities.”

    Training

    BAA Training France certifies world’s first A320 FFS Airbus standard 2.2.1

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    Paris, 8th July 2026: BAA Training France has become the first aviation training center worldwide to operate an Airbus A320 Full Flight Simulator (FFS), certified to the new Airbus Standard 2.2.1 and declared ready for training (RFT). The simulator is owned by Transavia France, the Air France-KLM Group low-cost carrier, and is operated and maintained by BAA Training. It is now available for training to airlines and operators globally. As airlines continue introducing newer A320neo aircraft into their fleets, access to training devices aligned with the latest aircraft standards is becoming increasingly important for maintaining pilot readiness, operational consistency and safety. The latest Airbus standard ensures continued alignment with the most recent A320neo aircraft developments, enabling pilots to train in an environment that accurately reflects current airline operations. Advanced capabilities include Air Traffic Services Unit with Future Air Navigation System C standard (ATSU FANS-C), updated digital Radio Management Panel (RMP), improved Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System (EGPWS) functionality, as well as enhancements contributing to increased safety and improved pilot workload management. This certification marks another significant milestone for BAA Training, bringing the total number of certified FFSs across its global training network to 17. The partnership between Transavia France and BAA Training enables airlines to train crews on a simulator that is fully aligned with the latest A320neo aircraft configuration currently entering service. “This certification reflects our commitment to delivering the most advanced and up-to-date training solutions for our airline partners,” said Vytautas Ledakas, Chief Simulator Training Officer at BAA Training. “By operating and maintaining this state-of-the-art simulator, we ensure pilots are trained in an environment that mirrors today’s real-world operations, while providing our partners with the highest level of training quality and reliability.” With this certification, BAA Training France further strengthens its position as the largest training center within the BAA Training network, offering comprehensive training capabilities for Airbus A320neo, Boeing 737NG and Boeing 747-400, including dry and wet lease solutions, as well as cabin crew training facilities.

    Cargo

    Globe Air Cargo Canada and French Bee renew GSSA partnership

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    Paris,8th July 2026: French Bee, the leisure carrier from France, has extended its GSSA contract with Globe Air Cargo Canada, ensuring the continuation of a unique, direct cargo corridor between Canada and France’s Paris – Orly Airport. This will provide swift access to the world’s largest food market, Rungis, and other European gateways. The renewed agreement, effective for a further three years, covers Canada and confirms the ongoing, successful collaboration between French Bee and Globe Air Cargo Canada across North America. This partnership is particularly significant for Canadian exporters. French Bee is the only carrier to operate direct wide-body cargo capacity between Montreal-Trudeau (YUL) to Paris-Orly (ORY), connecting the two cities in just 7 hours. The Airbus A350-900 and A350-1000 service flies three time a week during the winter, and daily during the summer aircraft, offering up to 15 tonnes of weekly cargo capacity. “This renewed agreement gives our customers continued access to a truly differentiated transatlantic solution,” says Elena Garduño, Commercial Director of Globe Air Cargo Canada. “French Bee’s direct Montreal-Orly service offers a compelling alternative for time and temperature-sensitive cargo, combining modern A350 capacity, reliable operations and fast access to the Paris region and beyond, through a far less congested airport environment. This is currently the best transatlantic air cargo connection to Rungis International Market, and there is great potential for an even stronger market share of perishables, healthcare products and general cargo flows between Canada and Europe. Globe Air Cargo Canada is here to maximise these businesses for French Bee and its many international customers.” Paris-Orly’s proximity to Rungis International Market, the world’s largest fresh produce market, makes the service especially attractive for perishables moving from Canada into France and wider Europe. Beyond the Rungis connection, the direct Orly gateway also supports general cargo, e-commerce, retail freight and temperature-controlled healthcare shipments. Customers benefit from an extensive, scheduled road feeder service across Europe, connecting to major European hubs such as Amsterdam (AMS), Brussels (BRU), and Luxembourg (LUX), as well as reliable transit connections to French Overseas Territories destinations including Saint-Denis (RUN), Fort-de-France (FDF), Pointe-à-Pitre (PTP), Cayenne (CAY), Santo Domingo (SDQ) and Saint Martin (SXM). Globe Air Cargo Canada will focus on growing perishables traffic from Canada, increasing awareness of French Bee’s unique Orly service and developing additional opportunities for healthcare and high-value time-sensitive shipments. An e-booking option with dynamic pricing is also expected to become available, supporting even greater speed and flexibility for customers.      

    2026, Events

    Fursan Al Emarat, UAE’s National Aerobatics team, to fly at Farnborough International Airshow

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    London, 8th July 2026: Fursan Al Emarat, the United Arab Emirates National Aerobatics Team, will arrive in Farnborough, Hampshire, on Saturday 11 July 2026 ahead of validating its flying display for the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, taking place 20-24 July 2026. Established in 2008 by bringing together elite pilots from the UAE Air Force and Air Defence, Fursan Al Emarat made its public display debut in 2011. The team is known for routines performed by seven aircraft, symbolising the UAE’s seven emirates, and for smoke trails inspired by the colours of the UAE flag. Its black and gold aircraft scheme reflects the country’s heritage. Fursan Al Emarat joins the second wave of aircraft and display teams confirmed for the Farnborough International Airshow flying programme. Newly announced flying displays include: JAC – Army Air Corps Team – Apache & Wildcat helicopters JAC – Chinook Role Demo British Army Parachute Display Team – The Red Devils The latest aircraft announced for the static display further broaden the show’s representation across commercial, military, rotary-wing, uncrewed and future-combat capability. New static display additions include: Textron – Cessna SkyCourier Bell Helicopters – 505, 407, and MV-75 Turkish Aerospace – HÜRJET mock-up Taking place from 20–24 July 2026, Farnborough International Airshow will convene global aerospace, defence and space leaders for five days of aircraft displays, exhibition activity, technology showcases and industry announcements. The flying and static displays remain among the most anticipated features of the show, giving visitors and trade audiences the opportunity to see current and future aviation capability in action. Farnborough International Airshow 2026 will welcome industry, government, media, exhibitors and visitors from around the world, with the final day, Friday 24 July, dedicated to Pioneers of Tomorrow, a public STEM and careers programme designed to inspire the next generation of aerospace innovators. More aircraft will be announced during the lead-up to the show. For more information on the Farnborough International Airshow aircraft display, visit: https://www.farnboroughairshow.com/the-show/aircraft-listing/ Ticket Information To purchase your airshow tickets or for more information, visit: https://www.farnboroughairshow.com/ Pioneers of Tomorrow – Friday 24 July:  Under 21s, full-time students, and apprentices go free on Friday 24 July. The day is open to everyone, regardless of age or background, from aviation fans to first-time visitors. Families and education/youth groups are especially encouraged. The Farnborough International Airshow is held at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre, Hampshire, UK.

    Events

    AURA AERO’s INTEGRAL R Nears FAA certification and returns to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh

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    From July 20 to 26, AURA AERO will participate at EAA AirVenture 2026 in Oshkosh, the world’s largest aviation gathering, exhibiting in front of the International Aerobatic Club (IAC) Pavilion.The manufacturer will return to Oshkosh with INTEGRAL R, its two-seat, aerobatic-capable training aircraft, which will perform two aerobatic demonstration flights on Monday, July 20, and Tuesday, July 21. Already proven on the U.S. aerobatic scene, INTEGRAL R has claimed three first-place finishes in the Intermediate Power category at IAC competitions since 2025, with Steve Fiegel at the controls. Usually based at AURA AERO’s U.S. headquarters in Daytona Beach, Florida, the aircraft is already certified in Europe and is now nearing FAA certification, a key milestone ahead of the first U.S. deliveries. On July 24, Mike Goulian and Steve Fiegel, AURA AERO’s U.S. ambassador and INTEGRAL sales manager, respectively, will host a presentation at the IAC Aerobatics Center (L-12) at 1:00 p.m. local time, highlighting INTEGRAL R’s design,capabilities and aerobatic performance. With nearly 600 FAA-certificated flight schools and more than 525,000 pilots, the United States is a strategic market forflight training. The INTEGRAL family brings a new generation of aircraft to flight schools, flying clubs and private pilots:modern, safer, more cost-efficient to operate, and designed to meet the training needs of today and tomorrow. “EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is an essential gathering for the global aviation community and a unique opportunity to meet pilots,flight schools and the wider U.S. aviation ecosystem. With INTEGRAL R, we are bringing to market a modern, safe and high-performance aircraft, one that is ideally suited to North American expectations,” said Drew McEwen, Chief Commercial Officer of AURA AERO. Throughout the week, AURA AERO’s teams will be on site to meet visitors, customers, partners and industry stakeholders,and to discuss INTEGRAL R as well as the company’s ambitions in the U.S. market.

    MRO

    FL Technics Indonesia opens aircraft painting facility in Bali

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    Bali, Denpasar, 8th July 2026: FL Technics Indonesia, the FAA Part-145 certified MRO provider, has opened a new aircraft painting facility at its Denpasar, Bali facility. The painting booth marks a significant expansion of the company’s full-service maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities in Southeast Asia. On 30 June 2026, just days after the painting facility launched, FL Technics Indonesia also received  its first customer, Skyway Airlines, a Philippine air cargo carrier operating Boeing 737-400F freighter aircraft. The project involved repainting the airline’s third aircraft, which was later ferried to Clark International Airport in the Philippines for its inaugural ceremony on 3 July 2026. “The addition of a dedicated painting booth in Bali is part of our commitment to building a truly full-service MRO capability in the region,” said Martynas Grigas, Chairman of FL Technics Indonesia. “We are pleased to welcome our valued customers, Skyway Airlines, as the first to utilize this facility. Several more painting projects have been secured over the next couple of months, and we also received significant further demand as more operators across Southeast Asia are looking for this capability.” The new painting facility adds to FL Technics Indonesia’s existing MRO capabilities across its dual-station network. Currently, the company’s two facilities at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta and I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali hold more than 20 approvals from the civil aviation authority, supported by a team of more than 700 aviation experts. Built to the highest industry standards, the Bali painting booth is equipped to handle complex livery projects with precision, efficiency, and full regulatory compliance. The Bali facility’s location is particularly well-suited to serve carriers operating across Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asian region, reducing the need for extended ferry flights or overseas maintenance programs. The launch of the painting booth comes at a time of growing demand for MRO services across Southeast Asia. Extended aircraft delivery backlogs have increased the strategic importance of lifecycle extension and fleet maintenance services, including livery repaints to support rebranding, wet-lease transitions, and return-to-service programs. For cargo operators, maintaining aircraft closer to base reduces operational downtime and associated ferry flight costs.

    RCS

    DGCA India awards Type Certification to Embraer’s E-Jets family

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    New Delhi, India, July 7, 2026: Embraer’s family of E-Jets has received Type Certification from India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The certification covers multiple aircraft from the E-Jets family, including the E190, E195, and the E195-E2, the world’s quietest and most fuel-efficient small narrowbody aircraft. “We welcome the type certification of Embraer’s aircraft and thank the DGCA for its thorough assessment,” said Raul Villaron, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing, Head of Region Asia Pacific, Commercial Aviation. “With remarkable performance, economics, and passenger comfort, Embraer’s E-Jets are set to reshape regional aviation in India and support the Indian government’s UDAN vision.” The E-Jets is one of the most successful aircraft program in commercial aviation with more than 1,900 deliveries and continues to operate worldwide with more than 80 airlines across more than 50 countries. The E195-E2 has low operating cost and is the most fuel-efficient small narrowbody aircraft in operation today. It features a modern cabin with 2×2 seating with no middle seats, large overhead bins and individual passenger service units. The E175 is already type certified for India and is operated by Star Air. In February 2026, Adani Defence & Aerospace and Embraer announced an enhanced Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at establishing a Final Assembly Line (FAL) for the E175 regional jet, aligned to India’s Regional Transport Aircraft (RTA) program. The next generation E195-E2 was triple certified by three key civil aviation authorities – the FAA (USA), EASA (Europe) and ANAC (Brazil) in 2018 and 2019 respectively. The E195-E2 is the most fuel-efficient single-aisle aircraft in operation today. “The E-Jets offers enhanced range of up to 7-hours and performance capabilities to operate from challenging airports with short runways or low pavement strength,” said Adity Shekhar, Regional Vice President, Sales, Embraer. “This certification enables us to support airlines expanding their networks and opening unique routes by tapping into ‘blue ocean’ opportunities that are too small for a large narrowbody or too far for a turboprop.” Embraer has a strong and growing presence in India, with nearly 50 aircraft across 11 different Embraer models currently in operation spanning commercial aviation, defense, and business aviation. Star Air operates a fleet of 11 Embraer E175 and ERJ145 aircraft.

    FOREWORD

    Dear Readers,

     

    Welcome to the latest edition of Aviation World. This is an incredibly significant issue for us, perfectly timed to align with several prominent aviation events unfolding across the globe.

     

    Chief among them is the Farnborough International Airshow, taking place from July 20th to 24th, 2026, in Hampshire, United Kingdom. Ranked as one of the world’s premier events for aviation, aerospace, and defense, this year’s airshow arrives at a crucial moment. Against a backdrop of geopolitical turbulence, Farnborough provides an invaluable platform to engage with global leaders and gain firsthand perspectives on the future of the industry. Inside, you will find our comprehensive curtain-raiser report focusing on the show’s core themes, as well as the highly anticipated static and aerobatic aircraft displays.

     

    On our front cover, we are proud to feature Capt. Vaibhav Goutham Suresh, Director of the School of Aviation, Logistics and Tourism Management (SALTM) at Galgotias University. In an exclusive interview, Capt. Suresh highlights how SALTM bridges the gap between academia and the runway, delivering a comprehensive curriculum that ensures graduates are industry-ready from day one. Complementing this, our special feature on SALTM dives deeper into how the institution maintains world-class academic standards and a cutting-edge learning environment.

     

    We are also privileged to bring you exclusive insights from a stellar lineup of industry trailblazers in this edition, including:

    • Robin Glover-Faure, Chief Customer Officer of Acron Aviation
    • Karim Makhlouf, CCO of Royal Jordanian Airlines
    • Pallavi Joshi & Vimal Priya, the leadership powerhouse behind AirFleet Managers &Aviatrics Global
    • Wg. Cdr. Prem Kumar Garg (Retd.), CEO of IndiaOne Air

    Each shares a detailed perspective on driving innovation, navigating current market dynamics, and establishing progressive frontiers within their respective sectors.

     

    Beyond these highlights, this issue is packed with curated features and analytical pieces designed to keep you informed and inspired.

     

    Finally, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed advertisers and partners. Your unwavering support empowers us in our ongoing endeavor to make Aviation World a truly world-class publication with global reach and recognition.

     

    Happy Reading!

     

    The Editorial Team

     

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