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China Airlines selects Safran for Airbus A350-900 Landing Gear Overhaul program

Singapore, 23 September 2026: Safran Landing Systems and China Airlines, a Taiwan-based carrier, announced today the signature of a new agreement covering the overhaul of the main landing gears for the carrier’s fleet of 18 Airbus A350-900 aircraft. The agreement, signed at Safran Landing Systems’ Singapore facility during MRO Asia-Pacific, covers China Airlines’ entire fleet of Airbus Airbus A350-900 aircraft and will support the airline’s landing gear maintenance requirements from 2026 through 2031. The agreement includes landing gear overhaul services and associated technical support, ensuring the long-term reliability, availability and performance of China Airlines’ Airbus A350-900 fleet. Maintenance activities will be performed at Safran Landing Systems’ MRO center in Singapore, leveraging the company’s original equipment manufacturer (OEM) expertise and comprehensive maintenance, repair and overhaul capabilities. This new contract marks another important milestone in the long-standing relationship between the two companies. China Airlines already relies on Safran Landing Systems for landing gear maintenance services for its Airbus A330 fleet, while other members of the CAL Group, including Tigerair Taiwan and Mandarin Airlines, also partner with Safran Landing Systems on their respective fleets. “We are proud to strengthen our relationship with China Airlines through this new Airbus A350-900 landing gear overhaul agreement,” said Olivier Thomas, EVP Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul at Safran Landing Systems. “This contract reflects the confidence China Airlines places in our teams, our technical expertise and our ability to support critical fleet operations over the long term. As airlines increasingly seek not only repair capabilities but also direct access to OEM expertise, we look forward to supporting China Airlines throughout this next chapter of its Airbus 350 journey.” The agreement further reinforces Safran Landing Systems’ commitment to supporting airlines across Asia-Pacific through a comprehensive network of landing gear maintenance services. It also highlights the strategic role of the company’s Singapore MRO facility, which serves operators throughout one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.  

2026

Etihad Introduces Corporate Care to Provide Priority Support for Business Travellers

India, September 18, 2026: Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, announced the launch of Corporate Care, a new enhancement to its Etihad for Business programme designed to provide organisations and their travellers with priority support when it matters most. Business travel is about more than simply reaching a destination, for organisations, ensuring travellers are supported throughout their journey is essential to maintaining confidence, continuity and peace of mind. Corporate Care strengthens Etihad for Business’s support offering by giving eligible members access to enhanced assistance and closer coordination throughout their travel experience. Through Corporate Care, Etihad for Business members benefit from: Priority support during travel disruptions, including assistance with rebooking, protection of the flight in an unlikely case of aircraft downgrade and seat preference considerations in case of aircraft swap Dedicated account management teams, provide organisations with a closer point of contact for their business travel needs Close coordination with Travel Management Companies (TMCs) to help deliver a more connected and seamless support experience As the business travel landscape continues to evolve, Etihad remains committed to delivering a reliable, customer-first experience that helps organisations and their people travel with confidence. “When it matters most, your business deserves more than support. It deserves priority” said Javier Alija, Vice President Sales, Digital & Distribution at Etihad Airways, “Corporate Care is designed to give our Etihad for Business members an enhanced level of support and reassurance, particularly when unexpected disruption affects their travel plans. By combining priority assistance, dedicated account management and close collaboration with TMC partners, we are helping our customers navigate their journeys with greater confidence.” Corporate Care is part of Etihad’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the Etihad for Business proposition and supporting the evolving needs of corporate travellers and organisations. Organisations interested in learning more about Corporate Care can contact their Etihad account manager to discuss the feature and how it can support their business travel needs or visit the Etihad for Business website to learn more about the programme and sign up.

2026, Events

Aviation Week by Informa’s MRO Asia-Pacific Returns to Singapore, September 22-24

Region’s Largest Aviation MRO Event to Unite Global Leaders at Singapore Expo. The Asia-Pacific market is experiencing high growth with a full fleet forecast to be presented at the event. Singapore, September 18, 2026: Aviation Week by Informa’s MRO Asia-Pacific will return to the Singapore Expo and Convention Centre September 22–24, with more than 7,500 professionals gathering for the region’s leading aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul industry event. A cornerstone of Asia-Pacific’s aviation calendar, the 26th MRO Asia-Pacific convenes top-tier stakeholders and decision-makers from around the world to examine industry challenges, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions across the entire MRO ecosystem. The robust Asia-Pacific market is experiencing high growth, with the commercial aircraft fleet expected to rise from 9,700 to more than 13,300 units in the next decade. This represents a 3.5% compound annual growth rate, a full half of a percent higher than the global growth rate, with annual MRO demand to support these aircraft to increase $6.5 billion from 2026 to 2035, according to Brian Kough, Senior Director of Forecasts and Aerospace Insights for Aviation Week. The full forecast, which will be presented at the event, will also show $275 billion in scheduled requirements across a diverse fleet in 37 countries within the next 10 years. MRO Asia-Pacific offers expert-driven conference sessions, high-impact networking, and access to a robust marketplace where airlines, OEMs, MROs, lessors, and suppliers engage in business development and collaboration. It is expected to draw more than 7,500 attendees from over 80 countries, including 750+ buyers representing airlines and lessors.Conference programming runs September 22-23 and features a comprehensive lineup of timely topics and strategic insights, including fireside chats and panels moderated by Aviation Week’s editors and analysts. Topics include: Opening Remarks: Jingxin Zheng, Vice President and Head of Mobility for the Singapore Economic Development Board will outline its approach to expanding the MRO ecosystem in the Asia-Pacific and to strengthening Singapore’s position as a global hub. Fleet and MRO Forecast from Aviation Week: An early insight into the outputs from Aviation Week’s 2027 Fleet and MRO Forecast Building tomorrow’s aviation: Leading the way from the hangar to the boardroom Leaders panel: Navigating global geopolitical uncertainty and strategies for strengthening regional MRO capacity Solving the parts puzzle: cost, reliability, and innovation in component MRO Q&A session with regulators Focused session: Evaluating the state of the Aero Engines market The Path to Transformation: Adapting to APAC’s Fleet Growth and MRO Challenges Working together for supply chain resilience Artificial intelligence in MRO Building and supporting the future workforce For a full agenda and session times, visit the Conference Program.The sold-out exhibition hall, open September 23-24, features 375+ solution providers across the MRO value chain. Attendees will also benefit from complimentary access to the Go Live! Theater, sponsored by Setna, where panels will address key topics such as: Debate: What Defines Value in APAC MRO Today— Speed, Certainty, or Flexibility? Inside MRO Careers: Hot Seat Confessions from the Next Generation Meeting the Maintenance Needs of Business Aviation: Lessons from China, India, and Singapore “We are delighted to once again host our annual event in Singapore, the long-standing home of MRO Asia-Pacific,” said Helen Curl, Vice President of Events, Aviation Week. “For 26 years, MRO Asia-Pacific has served as the premier gathering for the region’s aviation maintenance community, providing a vital platform for industry leaders to exchange ideas, build strategic partnerships, and shape the future of MRO.” The program begins on Monday, September 21 at the Capella Hotel with The 7th Annual MRO Asia-Pacific Awards featuring Asia Aerospace Leadership Networking enters its seventh year as the region’s most trusted platform recognizing excellence across MRO, and aftermarket services. The event brings together a uniquely senior audience at the moment when strategic conversations matter most. Over 70% of attendees are C-level and executive decision makers from across the Asia-Pacific aerospace ecosystem.

2026, Tourism

Emirates Expands Into Medical Tourism with MTA Partnership

DUBAI, September 17, 2026: Emirates has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Medical Tourism Association (MTA) signalling a focused push to grow the airline’s footprint in one of the fastest-growing verticals in international travel: medical tourism. The agreement, signed on the sidelines of ATM 2026, reflects Emirates’ strategy of going beyond traditional leisure and corporate travel to build structured, long-term relationships with an organisation that sits at the centre of how people travel for medical purposes. Long-term demand for healthcare travel is robust and with an affluent traveller profile. Combined with Dubai’s position as a leading healthcare, wellness and medical tourism hub and Emirates’ network of close to 140 destinations, this creates a natural fit and a platform for sustained growth for both organisations. Adnan Kazim, Emirates’ Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer said: “Healthcare is among the most important reasons people travel internationally and is growing significantly. Our newly established partnership with MTA positions Emirates where premium demand is heading, and our network and superior products both onboard and on the ground provide a natural platform to serve these travellers. The insights we gain from working with MTA will also help us develop product propositions that are genuinely tailored to how these travellers plan, book and experience their journeys.” Jonathan Edelheit, CEO and Founder of Medical Tourism Association said: “Hospitals and clinics have spent years trying to reach international patients one relationship at a time. What changes with this partnership is that the demand now has a path, from a global airline to an accredited provider, through Better by MTA. The providers who meet the standard will be the ones that path leads to.” Medical Tourism Association: an airline first Emirates’ partnership with the Medical Tourism Association (MTA), the world’s leading non-profit body for the medical tourism industry, aims to develop a structured approach to medical, wellness and longevity travel as a strategic new customer segment for the airline. Emirates is partnering with MTA as the preferred airline for international medical and wellness travellers, combining the airline’s global network with Dubai’s standing as a leading healthcare and medical tourism hub. As MTA’s Airline partner, the aim is to identify key markets and medical travel corridors, particularly across Africa, Asia and the Middle East, and develop tailored travel solutions as well as an enhanced customer experience designed around the needs of patients, referring physicians, insurers and employers. Beyond commercially developing this new and evolving segment for the airline, the agreement will pursue raising international best practices and standards across the sector. Emirates and MTA will collaborate with providers accredited by Global Healthcare Accreditation (GHA), the sector’s accreditation body, on thought leadership, industry engagement, and shared market intelligence to better understand medical travel sector’s growth opportunities. The partnership also supports Emirates’ ambition to become the world’s first GHA-accredited airline. MTA’s global network reaches more than 500,000 healthcare providers, employers, insurers and industry leaders, and millions prospective medical and wellness travelers annually through its platforms, with direct government relationships across over 100 countries and integrates care coordination, travel and payments powered by Mastercard®. As part of the partnership, Emirates and MTA will explore opportunities to leverage the platform to help travellers identify accredited providers, coordinate treatment and travel arrangements, and pay securely across borders, creating a more seamless end-to-end medical travel experience.

2026, Tourism

ATM 2026 draws global tourism and travel community to Dubai, with buyers representing more than 115 countries

Dubai, 17 September 2026: The international travel and tourism community turned out in force at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026, with decision-makers from the UAE, India, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, United Kingdom, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Türkiye, Bahrain, South Africa, Qatar, United States and China convening at Dubai World Trade Centre from 14–17 September. The 33rd edition of ATM drew regional and international markets to Dubai, with more than 55 destination stands and a strong cross-section of the travel and tourism industry, including tourism authorities, airlines and transport providers, hospitality brands, and technology companies throughout the four-day event. Representation from C-suite executives and procurement professionals ensured the far-reaching makeup of this year’s show reflected the high levels of industry confidence but also the event’s role as a convening force for the global travel and tourism community. His Excellency Issam Kazim, CEO of the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM), part of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), said: “Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 once again provided an invaluable platform for the global travel and tourism industry to come together in Dubai, with strong participation from both local and international stakeholders reinforcing our city’s position as a safe, connected and accessible global destination. The event delivered opportunities to strengthen partnerships, share insights and identify new areas for collaboration across the sector, and the level of engagement reflected continued confidence in Dubai’s tourism proposition. We are proud to have been part of another successful edition of ATM and look forward to building on these relationships to support the sector’s long-term growth.” ATM 2026 provided the backdrop for an array of major announcements, spanning aviation, rail, hospitality, technology and more. The event saw the launch of Visit UAE, the host country’s first unified national tourism brand, which has been designed to position the nation as a single, integrated destination. The UAE Grand Tour – an online platform offering visitors the opportunity to embark on one continuous route through the seven emirates – was also unveiled at this year’s show. Emirates signed 11 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) during ATM 2026, strengthening connections with seven regional and global destinations, and bolstering partnerships across the fields of technology, marketing, products and packages, passenger experiences and more. Rotana unveiled the next phase of its regional growth strategy at ATM 2026, with a pipeline of 40 hotels and more than 8,300 keys under development. Ten of these projects are located in Saudi Arabia, highlighting the strategic importance of the KSA market to the hospitality giant. Etihad Airways and Etihad Rail signed an MoU at ATM 2026 to explore the creation of a seamless air-rail travel experience for the UAE, connecting visitors and residents to destinations across the country. As part of the agreement, the organisations will collaborate to simplify travel and cement Abu Dhabi’s position as a gateway to the wider UAE. Mastercard and Trip.com used ATM 2026 to showcase booking experiences powered by AI agent TripGenie. Developed in conjunction with Network International, the agentic platform has been designed to transform how consumers search, plan and pay for travel. In other news, a consortium comprising Air Arabia Group, Nesma Group and KUN Holding Company announced that a new airline would begin operating in Saudi Arabia on 20 September 2026, connecting the eastern city of Dammam with Riyadh, Madinah and Jeddah. Danielle Curtis, Regional Portfolio Director – UAE, RX Global, said: “ATM 2026 saw a typically robust showing from the Middle East’s travel and tourism community, and we were delighted to see such strong representation from international markets. The event played host to a string of important announcements from leaders in both the public and private sectors, and floorspace dedicated to technology doubled with the debut of the co-located ATM Travel Tech show.” Curtis added: “There was a tangible sense of confidence and optimism throughout this year’s edition, as exhibitors capitalised on opportunities to fill their Q4 sales pipelines. Preparations for ATM 2027 are already underway, and we cannot wait to explore fresh opportunities, partnerships and innovations with delegates when we welcome them back to Dubai in May.” Held under the theme Travel 2040: Driving New Frontiers Through Innovation and Technology, ATM 2026 examined how artificial intelligence, digital transformation, smart mobility and evolving traveller expectations are influencing the future of tourism. More than 90 sessions took place across Global Stage, Future Stage and Experience Hub during the course of the four-day event, in addition to 28 live showcases at the Tech & Innovation Hub – Demo Zone. This year also marked the introduction of ATM’s refreshed brand identity, which was visible across the event. The evolution reflects the show’s continued growth beyond the traditional exhibition floor into a year-round platform connecting communities, ideas and commercial opportunities across the global travel and tourism ecosystem. Now in its 33rd edition, Arabian Travel Market remains the leading international travel and tourism event in the Middle East, bringing together the global travel community to develop partnerships, share knowledge and explore new business opportunities across the sector.

2026, Tourism

Brand USA Selects 15 Global Travel Trade Ambassadors from India

New Delhi, September 17, 2026 As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration, Brand USA has appointed 250 Global Travel Trade Ambassadors worldwide, including 15 from India. This has created a global network of travel advisors to inspire international visitation to the United States, strengthen destination expertise, and support travel trade engagement throughout the semiquincentennial celebration and beyond. Additionally, Brand USA India has partnered with Emirates as the preferred airline for the Global Ambassadors Program in India, enhancing this initiative by facilitating seamless connectivity to the US. Through this partnership, Emirates will collaborate with Brand USA to support the development of this strong network of travel ambassadors across India while promoting travel to the United States on Emirates. “Strong partnerships with the travel trade are fundamental to Brand USA’s success,” said Fred Dixon, president and CEO of Brand USA. “As we continue to grow international demand for the United States, the Global Ambassador Program recognizes top professionals who influence travel decisions every day. As one of Brand USA’s largest coordinated travel trade initiatives to date, the program reflects our long-term commitment to advisor education, industry collaboration, and building a stronger global network that benefits travelers, our destination partners, and communities across the United States.” “The response to Brand USA’s Global Ambassador Program reflects the incredible enthusiasm travel advisors have to connect international travelers with the United States,” said Malcolm Smith, senior vice president, global markets & chief trade and product development officer at Brand USA. “The volume and quality of applications exceeded our expectations, and it was inspiring to see how many U.S. specialists are committed to growing their destination knowledge while helping elevate the industry around them. These 250 ambassadors represent a network of trusted professionals who will share best practices, mentor their peers, and strengthen confidence in selling the United States during America’s 250th anniversary and for many years to come.” The Global Ambassador Program recognizes travel professionals who demonstrate a strong commitment to promoting travel to the United States and to creating opportunities for ongoing education, collaboration, and peer-to-peer engagement. The program underscores the value of empowering experienced travel advisors to share destination knowledge with their peers, creating a multiplier effect that extends well beyond individual bookings. Sheema Vohra, Account Director- India, Brand USA, shared, “India continues to be one of Brand USA’s most dynamic and high-potential markets. The Global Ambassador Program is an exciting milestone in Brand USA’s efforts to deepen travel trade engagement worldwide. With 15 ambassadors representing India, we are creating a stronger network of U.S. destination advocates who will share their expertise, inspire confidence in selling the destination, and support sustained growth in visitation to the United States. The collaboration with Emirates as the preferred airline partner further paves the way for inspiring more travel to the USA in this highly significant year, the 250th anniversary of America’s Independence.” Supporting Travel Trade Growth The Global Ambassador Program equips the international travel trade with the knowledge, tools,and relationships needed to confidently sell the United States. Ambassadors will gain access to exclusive training alongside Brand USA’s suite of travel trade resources, including the Get Facts. Get Going. toolkit for the latest visa and entry information and the America the Beautiful platform, which provides destination inspiration, itineraries, and planning tools to help advisors confidently book and plan travel to the U.S. Together, these resources reinforce Brand USA’s commitment to strengthening engagement with the global travel trade and inspiring international travel to the United States.

2026

ALSIM partners with MH Cockpit to advance aviation training in India with the AL250 Simulator

Le Loroux-Bottereau, France,September 17th, 2026 :  ALSIM has announced the acquisition of an AL250 simulator by MH Cockpit, based in India. This acquisition marks an important milestone in MH Cockpit’s growth strategy and supports its vision to develop a comprehensive aviation education and training offering in India and internationally. The AL250 simulator addresses the initial phase of training needs (PPL,  CPL, Instrument and Multi Engine ratings) and is a SEP/MEP reconfigurable  simulator certified as an EASA FNPT II, FAA AATD and Transport Canada FTD Level  2 with IPC capability. In addition, it offers both analog and glass cockpits  for each aircraft at the simple flick of a switch. This device has been  extremely well received since its creation, with more than 125 units installed  and operating successfully worldwide. “The partnership supports MH Cockpit’s expanding aviation education, pilot training, competency-based training and aviation technology ecosystem, with plans for new Flight Training Organisations in India and overseas. This positioning reflects that the AL250 acquisition is part of a broader strategic initiative by MH Cockpit to develop a comprehensive aviation ecosystem rather than being solely a simulator acquisition.” declares Ahamed Subair, Chairman of MH Cockpit. Anna Lezoray, Sales Manager at ALSIM adds: ”We are delighted to partner with MH Cockpit and support their vision of creating an integrated aviation training ecosystem in India. The AL250 will strengthen their simulator-based training capabilities and complement their competency-driven approach to pilot development. We look forward to building a strong, long-term partnership with MH Cockpit and supporting their continued growth as they prepare the next generation of aviation professionals in India and beyond.”

2026, MRO

Aviator gets long-term Lufthansa Group full-handling contract in Norway

Norway,17th September 2026: Aviator Airport Alliance, full-range provider of aviation services and part of Avia Solutions Group, has signed a new long-term contract with Lufthansa Group. The company will provide the airline with full ground handling services, including de-icing, at three major airports in Norway: Bergen (BGO), Trondheim (TRD) and Tromsø (TOS). Operations will start on a phased basis, beginning at Bergen on 1 February 2027, followed by Trondheim on 28 March 2027 and Tromsø on 1 April 2027. The agreement covers approximately 1,760 aircraft turnarounds a year across all airports. The Norwegian contract follows a similar development in Sweden, where Aviator recently secured a four-year ground handling contract with Lufthansa Group at Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport (GOT). “To win the contract with Lufthansa Group in Norway is a strong endorsement and a recognition of our teams and the standards we uphold across our stations. Full handling at this scale demands precision and consistency, and we are ready to deliver it from day one. We look forward to supporting the group’s airlines and passengers at our stations in Norway,” said Peter Stackeryd, Managing Director at Aviator in Norway. As a full-range aviation service provider, Aviator is active at 15 airports throughout the Nordic region, serving major carriers including SAS, Norwegian, Icelandair, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Finnair, Air France-KLM, and Turkish Airlines. Its services span passenger and baggage handling, de-icing, cargo and freight handling, and station services. The company is part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider with operations spanning six continents.

2026

Progress of Ministry of Civil Aviation under Special Campaign 5.0

New Delhi, 17th September 2026: The Civil Aviation Ministry has recorded substantial operational progress across all parameters, incorporating Swachhata as a way of life. The Minister conducted continuous digital file reviews and ministerial oversight of citizen grievances via AirSewa and CPGRAMS portals. The Passenger Assistance Control Room was also operationalized by Shri Ram Mohan Naidu on 10.12.2025 for realtime monitoring of aviation operations and swift redressal of passenger grievances, thereby institutionalizing a passenger first governance approach of the government. The Ministry of Civil Aviation actively participated in the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 5.0 during the period of 1st November, 2025 to 31st August, 2026. Significant Progress achieved: A total of 6,803 physical files and 1,316 e-files have been reviewed, out of which 570 e-files were successfully closed. A total of 1,628 physical files have been successfully weeded out. A total of 1,166 cleanliness campaigns have successfully been conducted. Approximately 18,308 sq. ft. of office space has been freed through disposal of scrap, e-waste and redundant files. A revenue of Rs. 41,20,582 has been generated as a result of scrap disposal. Over 7,250 Public Grievances and 2,100 grievance appeals have been successfully resolved during the period, achieving a grievance redressal rate of approximately 99%. The Ministry actively cleared pending inter-ministerial communications, disposing of 41 MP References, 20 PMO References, 3 IMC References and 14 State Government References in the said period. The Ministry continues its unwavering commitment to fostering a positive, responsive, and clutter-free workplace, keeping passenger centricity at its core. (News Source: PIB)

2026

ACIA Aero Leasing Delivers ATR72-600 to Air Nostrum

Dublin, Ireland – September 16, 2026 : ACIA Aero Leasing (“ACIA”), provider of regional aircraft leasing and lease management services has announced that they have delivered an ATR 72-600 passenger aircraft (MSN1099) in a 72-seat configuration on lease to Air Nostrum. The transaction is ACIA’s first with Air Nostrum and further broadens ACIA’s customer base within Europe. “We’re delighted to welcome Air Nostrum as our newest customer as we continue to diversify the lessee portfolio. Air Nostrum are one of the leading regional operators in Europe, having been the trusted partners for the Iberia regional network for over 30 years”, stated Mick Mooney, ACIA’s Chief Executive Officer. Commenting on the announcement, Carlos Bertomeu, President of Air Nostrum, said: “We are delighted to begin working with ACIA Aero Leasing through this agreement, which represents an important step in the continued strengthening of our regional fleet. The addition of this aircraft will enhance our operational capabilities and support our commitment to delivering the high levels of service, reliability and efficiency that our customers expect from Air Nostrum.” The aircraft is expected to enter service immediately.

FOREWORD

Dear Readers,

The Asia-Pacific aviation sector is expanding rapidly, driving growth far beyond aircraft numbers into crucial verticals like MRO, training, logistics, and aerospace supply chains. In this edition of Aviation World, we bring you exclusive interviews and features from across these sectors, offering direct industry insights from top global leadership.

Our cover story highlights Shveta Gupta, CEO of Divyanshi Aviation. Under her dynamic leadership, the company has established itself as one of India’s premier aerospace supply chain providers, partnering with leading global manufacturers. Our corporate feature delves into Divyanshi Aviation’s core operations, paired with an exclusive interview where Ms. Gupta candidly shares her professional journey and vision for the company’s future.

This issue also features exclusive conversations with prominent industry leaders, including:

  • Ron Nye, President of Avionics, Acron Aviation
  • Bob Gibbs, Vice President, Defense & Special Missions Sales, Textron Aviation
  • Sudhir S. Rajeshirke, President – Aerospace, Jubilant Enpro
  • Emmanuel Simon, Program Manager and Aerospace Leader, PHINIA
  • Arved von zur Muehlen, Chief Commercial Officer, Saudia Group
  • Simon Azar, Vice President, Civil Aviation, Asia Pacific, CAE

Each leader offers key perspectives on their organization’s strategic initiatives and their growing contributions to the Indian aviation and aerospace ecosystem. Additionally, you will find expert-authored analytical features offering deep dives into current sector trends.

Aviation World continues to expand its global footprint as an official media partner for major domestic and international aviation events. Our editorial team will be participating in several upcoming global forums, and we look forward to connecting with industry peers and exploring new collaborations.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our advertisers and partners whose continued support fuels our endeavor.

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The Editorial Team

Aviation World

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