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Vietravel Airlines signs five-year renewal of Radixx Passenger Service System with Sabre

Singapore and Hu, Vietnam,9th June 2025: Vietravel Airlines has renewed its Passenger Service System (PSS) agreement with Sabre Corporation for another five years,underscoring the airline’s confidence in Sabre’s Radixx platform as a key enabler for growth. Vietravel Airlines constitutes an integral component of the aviation and logistics ecosystem of T&T Group. This integration was solidified in December 2024 when T&T Group became a strategic shareholder of Vietravel Airlines, positioning T&T as the first conglomerate in Vietnam to possess both airport and airline assets concurrently. T&T Group is currently developing a comprehensive investment strategy to realize its objective of establishing Vietravel Airlines as a leading regional carrier, with a dual focus on expanding passenger transport and pioneering the development of air cargo services. “Extending our partnership with Sabre is an important step as we move into the next phase of our journey,” said Vu Dao Duc, CEO, Vietravel Airlines. “The Radixx platform has equipped us for scale, while enhancing the service experience for our passengers. As we continue to grow, we’re confident Sabre’s technology will continue to power our ambitions.” Sabre’s Radixx PSS offers end-to-end retailing, passenger servicing, and operational capabilities. Vietravel Airlines will continue to use a comprehensive suite of Sabre’s advanced Radixx technology, including: • Radixx Res® – for core passenger services and retailing capabilities, • Radixx EzyCommerce® – for a seamless, omni-channel digital experience, • Radixx Go® – for efficient airport and departure control operations, and • Radixx Insight® – for actionable analytics and decision-making support. The technology allows Vietravel Airlines the option to add further loyalty and data capabilities as well as providing access to new markets through Global Distribution System (GDS) channels and interline/codeshare agreements with airline partners, bringing additional revenue opportunities. Vietravel Airlines also recently integrated Sabre’s Payment Gateway into its Radixx PSS solution, enhancing its payment methods and providing a more flexible and diverse range of payment options for customers. “This renewal is a testament to the strength and value of the Radixx platform,” said Nico Stoman, Head of Radixx Sales and Account Management, Sabre. “We’re proud to continue to support Vietravel Airlines with powerful, retail-driven solutions that scale with their ambitions. This agreement reflects their commitment to digital innovation and underscores Sabre’s role in enabling next-generation carriers to deliver more dynamic, customer-focused experiences.”

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Thales unveils inflight entertainment & services lab in Bengaluru

Bengaluru, 5th June 2025: Thales unveiled a state-of-the-art Inflight Entertainment (IFE) and Services lab at its Engineering Competence Centre (ECC) in Bengaluru. Aligned with the vision of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’, this lab will serve as a hub for the design, development, and testing of next-generation IFE systems. The lab is equipped with advanced tools to support and serve airlines in India and around the world. The inauguration ceremony was held in the presence of Honourable Minister of Industries, Government of Karnataka, Shri MB Patil, Consul General of France in Bengaluru Mr Marc Lamy, executives from Air India, Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry, along with Olivier Flous, Senior Vice President, Engineering and Digital Transformation, and Francois Colonna, Director Engineering Competence Centre, Bengaluru from Thales, among other dignitaries. Thales’s Engineering Competence Centre in Bengaluru is a key force driving the development of advanced aerospace and defence solutions. With the addition of the new IFE and Services lab, Thales is further expanding its R&D capabilities in India supporting the country’s journey to become a global innovation hub for civil aviation. This state-of-the-art facility replicates an aircraft equipped with an IFE system, allowing for comprehensive testing and an immersive customer experience review. The lab is a hub for software design, development, and rigorous testing crucial for secured aircraft data deployment, alongside meticulous hardware inspection and testing. Commenting on the inauguration, Hon’ble Minister Shri MB Patil said, “Today’s inauguration of Thales’s Inflight Entertainment and Services Lab at its Engineering Competence Centre reinforces Bengaluru’s position as a global innovation hub. It’s a testament to Karnataka’s robust aerospace and defence ecosystem. Thales’s footprint in India, particularly here in Bengaluru, is already substantial and has been contributing significantly towards the growth of aerospace, defence and cybersecurity & digital identity for years. Their Engineering Competence Centre has become an integral part of the local industry. Many congratulations to the Thales team for this significant milestone that will strengthen the aviation sector not just within Karnataka, but across the nation.” Mr Marc Lamy, Consul General of France in Bengaluru, said, “Thales is a name synonymous with French excellence, a global leader at the forefront of advanced technologies. The inauguration of this IFE (Inflight Entertainment) and services lab is a moment of immense pride, reflecting the vibrant spirit of innovation and partnership that defines both our nations, France and India. This perfectly embodies the spirit of the upcoming year 2026 designated by President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the ‘Indo-French Year of Innovation’.” Olivier Flous, Senior Vice President, Engineering & Digital Transformation, Thales, said, “The inauguration of our new lab dedicated to Inflight Entertainment solutions and support and services for airlines marks a significant step towards enhancing both the passenger experience and operational efficiency of carriers. This new facility at our Engineering Competence Centre in Bengaluru underscores our commitment to the ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ vision, developing future-ready aviation technologies in India, for India, and for the world. We look forward to continue leveraging our global technological expertise and India’s vast talent pool to foster a robust local civil aviation ecosystem.”

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Cathay Pacific and Sinopec join forces in a sustainable aviation fuel initiative

Hong Kong, 30th May 2025: Cathay Pacific has announced it has entered into an agreement with China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) to refuel some of its flights departing from Hong Kong International Airport with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) produced and blended with conventional aviation fuel by Sinopec, demonstrating the expanding reach of SAF produced in the Chinese Mainland in the global SAF supply chain. The airline uplifted a batch of SAF produced by the Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chemical Company (ZRCC) at Hong Kong International Airport in April. ZRCC is one of the leading SAF manufacturers in Asia to independently develop bio-jet fuel technology. This batch of SAF was converted from used cooking oil using the hydrotreated esters and fatty acids (HEFA) pathway. As part of the first batch of SAF exported by ZRCC to Hong Kong, it has been certified by International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) that it can reduce the lifecycle carbon emissions by about 80%, compared with conventional jet fuel. What is SAF? SAF is an alternative aviation fuel produced from waste materials or other non-fossil carbon sources. As demonstrated by this batch, SAF has the potential to significantly lower its lifecycle carbon emissions as compared with fossil fuels, helping address the environmental impact of passenger and cargo air transport. This agreement with Sinopec demonstrates the potential for further cooperation between the Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong in the SAF supply chain. Adoption of SAF from the Chinese Mainland Cathay General Manager Sustainability Grace Cheung said: “Our purchase and use of SAF products from ZRCC goes beyond just a fuel uplift; it marks our initiative to expand the upstream and downstream value chain of SAF produced in the Chinese Mainland. Through cooperation with Sinopec, we hope to support greater adoption of SAF produced in the Chinese Mainland and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.” Last year, Cathay Pacific also adopted two batches of SAF from the Chinese Mainland, which were uplifted at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and London Heathrow Airport respectively. Looking to the future In recent years, the production and adoption of SAF has gained momentum across Asia. Cathay Pacific is working closely with different partners with the aim to expand the use of SAF in Asia. In March 2025, Cathay Pacific reached an agreement with fuel supplier SK Energy, which will supply SAF to Cathay Pacific from 2025 to 2027 in South Korea. At the same time, Cathay Pacific will continue to draw on its own experience to support Hong Kong to scale up SAF usage with supportive policy, in order to further strengthen Hong Kong International Airport’s status as a leading international aviation hub.

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Rossell Techsys announces Q4 results: Projects steep growth in FY 2025–26

Bengaluru, May 29, 2025: Rossell Techsys Ltd. provider of engineering and manufacturing services to global aerospace and defense OEMs has announced its financial results for the Q4 ended March 31, 2025. The company reported total revenue of INR 8,914 lakh, marking a 55% year-on-year (YoY) growth and a 17% increase over the previous quarter. Key Financial Highlights – Q4 FY 2024–25 :- Total Income: INR 8,914 lakh (↑ 55% YoY, ↑ 17% QoQ) :- Gross Profit: INR 4,051.8 lakh (↑ 47% YoY, ↑ 11% QoQ)) :- EBITDA: INR 1,659 lakh ((↑ 119.3% YoY, ↑ 10.9% QoQ) :- Profit After Tax (PAT): INR 686 lakh (↑ 351% YoY, ↑ 38.2% QoQ) “Our strong Q4 results demonstrate the success of our customer-first strategy and operational discipline,” said Rishab Gupta, Managing Director, Rossell Techsys Ltd. “With robust demand, expanded capabilities, and continued innovation, we are well-positioned for sustained growth in FY 2025–26 and beyond.” Strategic Outlook Rossell Techsys supports both indigenous defense programs and global platforms under Aatmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India initiatives and it has plans to scale operations, enter higher-value domains, and deepen global engagement. R&D efforts will focus on automation, innovation, and operational scalability to meet growing customer expectations.Rossell Techsys currently serves over 30 global clients, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell, IAI, BAE Systems, and the Indian Air Force.

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Finnair introduces world’s first ‘Native Order’ booking system

New Delhi, 14 May 2025: In its first,Finnair has gone live with the world’s first ‘Native Order’ booking system which the airlines seeks to provide the industry with digital innovations and modern retailing capabilities. The Finnair’s CEO, Turkka Kuusisto, created the first native order in the world, on Finnair.com by booking a flight from Finnair’s Helsinki hub to London Heathrow. Native orders are a foundational retailing capability that allow airlines to manage customer orders directly in a single record – aligned with IATA One Order directives – and a cornerstone for the traveler centric retailing transformation in the airline industry. Finnair has partnered with Amadeus to become the launch customer for Amadeus Nevio, an Offer and Order based solution built on modular and open technology. This collaboration reinforces Amadeus’ commitment to delivering advanced retailing capabilities and the company’s readiness to support pioneering airlines, like Finnair, with the transformation to offers and orders. As the first airline globally to transition to this new model, Finnair is spearheading the industry-wide technology transformation from PNRs to ‘Offers and Orders’, paving the way for modern retailing and ultimately, a better experience for airline customers. The move marks an important step in the transition from the Passenger Name Records (PNRs) and e-tickets issued today, towards the new Offers and Orders model. Bringing together all the necessary information, from flight details, services, preferences and personal information, an order will now combine the currently separate documents to create a simple, integrated customer record. By doing this, Finnair aims to further modernise and simplify its processes across customer journeys, while also facilitating easier communication between the airline and its partners. Other benefits of this industry-leading move include the ability to create personalised, frictionless experiences for customers at every touchpoint, giving Finnair the freedom, agility and security to transform, differentiate, and boost its business. Tiina Vesterinen, Finnair VP Digital Customer and Revenue, said: “The move to Offers and Orders supports our move towards modern retailing, enabling, for example, dynamic product bundles and enhanced ancillary sales, and improved relevancy to customers with personalisation in the future.” “This is a massive technological transformation, where everything changes: architecture, integration, data, applications, processes, ways of working. However, it is even more of a business transformation enabling us to re-think how we best serve our customers in the digital channels.” “We are excited about the opportunities that the change brings us and encourage all the parties in the industry to join the transformation.” Cyril Tetaz, EVP Airline Solutions at Amadeus, commented: “Amadeus and Finnair have reached a key milestone in delivering more traveler-centric air travel by implementing a single order management system.” “This innovation brings the shopping basket concept to the airline industry, connecting any travel service such as air, transfer, or hotel into a single record. Orders are the foundation that enable a truly connected journey. This is a significant step forward in the retailing transformation and showcases our commitment to investing in and delivering advanced technology solutions for our customers. We’re turning vision into reality.”

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Riyadh Air and Ink Innovation partner to define delivery management

Riyadh, 7th May 2025: Riyadh Air, the digitally native national carrier of Saudi Arabia, is joining forces with travel technology provider Ink Innovation to deliver a next-generation air travel experience—one designed from the ground up for flexibility and convenience. At the heart of this collaboration is a shared ambition: to set a new standard for what air travel can be in a world shaped by e-commerce, cloud computing, and travellers’ expectations. “Ink is a standout partner of the Riyadh Air family. They’ve brought innovation to the table at times beyond where we’ve been thinking,” said. “They’ve stimulated all sorts of incredible ideas in how we’ve been trying to create the seamless journey, the journey that embraces how digital can play an even bigger part.” Tony Douglas, CEO of Riyadh Air said: “Ink is a key partner to Riyadh Air and continues to foster innovation at every step of the journey. As a like-minded tech-innovator, it is an ideal collaborator as we aim to provide an outstanding digital experience for our guests at their first travel touchpoint.” Moving beyond legacy systems Airlines have long struggled with outdated infrastructure—systems built to move passengers from point A to B but not to delight, empower, or adapt. This partnership aims to change that. Riyadh Air and Ink Innovation are implementing a full Delivery Management System aligned with the IATA Modern Airline Retailing (MAR) model. The platform lets you manage and interact with orders in real time, without outdated systems that rely on PNLs or PNRs. This puts travellers in charge of their journeys. Passengers will be able to make changes on-the-go, add services mid-trip, and connect with third-party content in one streamlined experience. Instead of static, pre-booked trips, travel becomes modular, personal, and responsive. Proven in the field The system has already proven its readiness in real-world operations. Riyadh Air achieved its Air Operator Certificate using Ink’s platform, with proving flights across key international cities including Munich, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, and Cairo. All flight handling, check-in, and load control functions were completed using Ink’s digital tools. “What we’re trying to do with Ink…is offer a brilliant service to our customers. For me, our customers are the guests who travel on the aircraft, as well as the teams who work at the check-in desks and departure gates at airports. If they see our system as easy to use, straightforward, and highly reliable, they will be happy to work on their flights and offer even better service to our customers,” said Peter Bellew, Chief Operating Officer at Riyadh Air. By leveraging mobile-based operations and cloud-native architecture, Riyadh Air teams can respond instantly to passenger or operational needs—whether a last-minute seat change or managing disrupted flights without the drama typical of legacy systems. From airline to travel ecosystem The broader ambition goes well beyond the airport terminal experience and check-in upgrade. Ink and Riyadh Air have built their system to connect travellers to hotels, airport transfers, local experiences, and multimodal transport like rail. It is designed to support upselling, cross-selling, and personalised service delivery, all aligned with the modern expectations of today’s traveller. While many airlines continue to plan digital upgrade and launch Delivery systems in 2027 and beyond, Riyadh Air and Ink will fully deploy this system in 2025. This initiative delivers on the Modern Airline Retailing promise—not someday, but now. “We are developing a platform that aligns perfectly with the Modern Airline Retailing model,” said Shawn Richards, CEO and Co-Founder of Ink Innovation. “Our vision for travel is about empowering passengers much more than they are today. We believe that travellers will want the ability to change, enhance, or remove parts of their journey with ease. Right now, that’s not possible.” Ink provides a dynamic platform designed to evolve with passenger travel.

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SolitAir selects PPS Flight Planning and Ops Control from AIR SUPPORT A/S

Dubai, March 25, 2025: SolitAir, the UAE’s only dedicated cargo airline operating express daily scheduled services between Dubai and high-yield key trade routes across the Global South, has selected AIR SUPPORT A/S’s PPS Flight Planning and OpsControl aircraft tracking solutions to power its flight operations. The partnership underscores AIR SUPPORT A/S’s dedication to delivering state-of-the-art flight planning and operational solutions that empower airlines to optimize their performance. By integrating PPS Flight Planning and OpsControl, SolitAir will benefit from industry-leading technology that enhances operational efficiency, fuel optimization and precise aircraft tracking. The recent launch of PPS-X, the 10th generation of AIR Support A/S’s renowned flight planning system, brings even greater reliability, fuel calculation accuracy and optimized flight routing – keyfactors in supporting SolitAir’s commitment to seamless logistics and cost-effective operations. “We are proud to welcome SolitAir to the PPS family,” said Stephen Young, Vice President of AIR SUPPORT A/S. “PPS Flight Planning has proven itself as the go-to solution for airlines across the world when efficiency, reliability, quality and accuracy are demanded by the customer. Our cutting-edge solutions will not only support SolitAir in achieving outstanding operational performance and cost savings but also enhance the workflow for their dispatchers. By deploying complex integrated OCC environments tailored to SolitAir’s needs, we are making their operations smoother and more efficient than ever.” Hamdi Osman, Founder and CEO of SolitAir, said: “We are excited to partner with AIR SUPPORT A/S and integrate their cutting-edge PPS Flight Planning and OpsControl solutions into our operations. This collaboration is a significant step towards enhancing the efficiency, reliability and scalability of our services as we continue to expand our fleet and global network. With their innovative technology, we are confident that SolitAir will be able to provide even more efficient and cost-effective air cargo solutions to our customers, ensuring seamless operations and superior performance across our key markets in the Global South.” SolitAir, operates a growing fleet of narrow-body Boeing 737-800 freighters and the airline will add several new aircraft to its fleet this year, supporting the company’s expansion plans into India, key markets in Africa, Central Asian countries and other Middle Eastern hubs. The airline aims to connect over 50 cities within the Global South, within a six-hour flying radius from its Dubai World Central (DWC) headquarters.

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SITA and orange business have extended their partnership for another five years

Geneva, 22nd March 2025: In a significant step for aviation connectivity, SITA and Orange Business have extended their partnership for another five years, strengthening a collaboration that has been in place since 2001. This renewed five-year agreement provides stronger longterm stability and brings fresh opportunities to make connectivity more agile and efficient for airlines and airports worldwide. SITA continues its partnership with Orange Business to deliver world-class connectivity to the Air Transport Industry (ATI), offering secure, efficient, and resilient networking solutions. As part of this collaboration, both companies are exploring opportunities to bring their differentiated capabilities to create unique ATI relevant digital services and platforms. As well as network services there will also be a focus on areas such as advanced cybersecurity, smart airports/smart cities solutions, and digital transformation tools to the ATI. This paves the way for innovations that could redefine the future of aviation connectivity. “Aviation thrives on fast, secure, and seamless connectivity. Our continued partnership provides the 2,500+ global customers and the 200+ countries and territories we serve with the stability of a proven global partnership while gaining access to smarter, more flexible communications solutions,” said David Lavorel, CEO at SITA. “We’re building on a history of collaboration, to propel the industry forward, delivering faster connectivity, stronger security, and unlocking innovations in AI and sustainability.” This partnership isn’t just about continuity – it’s about progress. SITA and Orange Business are exploring new ways to push the boundaries of aviation connectivity, from AI-driven efficiencies to advanced security solutions. By staying ahead of industry challenges, this collaboration is shaping the future of how airlines and airports stay connected. “Our renewed partnership with SITA demonstrates our commitment to enhance aviation connectivity with resilient digital infrastructure. Together we ensure that airlines and airports have the foundation to operate seamlessly across the globe to make travel smoother for everyone,” said Aliette Mousnier-Lompré, CEO at Orange Business. “Looking ahead, we will continue to innovate and transform the aviation industry through the most advanced communications solutions, helping to make every journey a connected experience.” This renewal marks a significant step in SITA’s broader network transformation strategy, strengthening its ability to offer future-ready connectivity solutions for the aviation industry. With training and operational updates rolling out soon, SITA and Orange Business are making sure customers and teams get the most out of this renewed partnership. The future of aviation connectivity is here and it’s more reliable, secure, and adaptable than ever.

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Sabre to tech support Vietnam Airlines on network planning and optimization

Singapore,12th March 2025: Vietnam Airlines has selected Network Planning and Optimization technology from Sabre Corporation, the global travel technology company, as the airline sets its sights on global growth. With big plans for international expansion, Vietnam’s flag carrier has recently added routes to the US, Germany, India, Italy, and the Philippines, and is also exploring new destinations across Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and Asia. “As we prepare to expand our global network, having the right technology to guide smart, data-driven decisions is essential,” said Mr. Nguyen Quang Trung, Director of Corporate Planning and Development at Vietnam Airlines. “Sabre’s Network Planning and Optimization tools will help us pinpoint profitable routes, create optimized schedules, and stay agile in a dynamic environment – enabling us to deliver greater value for both our passengers and our business.” Vietnam Airlines has chosen Sabre’s Fleet Manager to match capacity and aircraft type with demand, Profit Manager to accurately forecast and maximize network profitability, Network Manager to achieve hub optimization and enhanced codeshare planning, and Schedule Manager to deliver revenue-driven schedules across its network. The airline also already distributes its fares and offers through Sabre’s global travel marketplace. “We’re excited to support Vietnam Airlines to enable their ambitious growth and operational success,” said Rakesh Narayanan, Vice President, Regional General Manager, Asia Pacific, Travel Solutions Airline Sales. “This new agreement underscores the strength of Sabre’s technology in addressing the increasingly complex challenges faced by the world’s top airlines when it comes to creating optimum plans. We look forward to helping Vietnam Airlines to unlock further geographic and revenue growth.”

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ITA and Lufthansa Route networks clubbed through global codesharing

Frankfurt, 26 February 2025: ITA Airways and Lufthansa Group are moving closer together for their customers. The respective route networks of ITA Airways and the other network airlines of the Lufthansa Group will be linked for the first time through mutual code sharing, making it possible to combine them seamlessly in a single booking. With today’s sales launch, over 100 new codeshare connections can be booked by both ITA Airways and the Lufthansa Group (Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Air Dolomiti) for flight dates starting with the summer 2025 schedule. By sharing or adding codeshare flight numbers to an existing flight, customers have a wider choice of flights and more flexibility. Despite traveling with different airlines, passengers will in future have just one ticket with the flight number of a single airline for transfer connections thanks to codeshares, and they will be able to check in their baggage conveniently to their final destination. Members of the Miles & More or Volare loyalty programs will also be able to collect and redeem miles or points on codeshare flights. Dieter Vranckx, Chief Commercial Officer, Lufthansa Group, said: “ITA Airways is now an integral part of the offering for our joint passengers. With just one booking, a customer of the Lufthansa Group can use ITA Airways’ synchronized connecting flights with its airline’s flight numbers. Codesharing will further improve and harmonize the travel experience of all passengers at the Lufthansa Group’s hubs. The integration of ITA Airways as part of the Lufthansa Group is progressing rapidly and now enables far-reaching advantages in the offering for our joint customers through code sharing.” With the start of the summer flight schedule on 30 March 2025, selected ITA Airways flights will also operate under a flight number of Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines or Brussels Airlines. These are both year-round, domestic Italian connecting flights from Rome-Fiumicino and international routes from Rome to Malta, Athens, Sofia and Tirana. ITA Airways destinations such as Alghero (Sardinia), Pantelleria (Sicily) and Reggio di Calabria can be booked by Lufthansa Group customers for the first time. In addition, the codes will also be added to ITA Airways flights between Italy and the other Lufthansa Group hubs. For example, from the summer flight schedule, a Lufthansa customer can book a trip with Lufthansa from Frankfurt to Rome under flight number LH236 and then combine it with ITA Airways from Rome to Brindisi under flight number LH5078, thus obtaining an additional travel option to the Lufthansa Group’s existing flight connections to Brindisi. Conversely, ITA Airways passengers will in future be able to plan their journey with connecting flights from other network airlines of Lufthansa Group. Initially, this new codeshare offer with ITA Airways will cover flight routes within Europe. Destinations in Northern, Central and Eastern Europe can be conveniently reached in future with an ITA ticket from Italy. Once the codeshare program is fully implemented, ITA Airways passengers will be able to choose from over 250 destinations offered by the Lufthansa Group.

FOREWORD

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The current edition of Aviation World has covered many areas of Aerospace & Defence based on the latest development in the sector. The front cover highlights three different images, first for the Union Civil Aviation Minister ….. who is leading from the front to steer Indian Civil Aviation sector to witness one of the most interesting phases. He is also facing most tumultuous timing due to the ongoing financial stress in the Aviation sector due to ATF rising cost and long airspace restrictions resulting in mounting losses for Indian carriers. Despite of all the ground level challenges,the minister is addressing new things on regular basis which keeps the sector motivated. We have featured many such developmental works in this edition done under his guidance which will be interesting to read.

Our lead story on “ The West War” is another important feature which covers the ground level reality of the challenges faced by the Aviation sector. Its though time ahead and we believe it will pass soon .

There are features on Regional connectivity and MoCA revised rules on the UDAN 2.0 and how its going to transform the flying experience within India.

In this edition, we have covered topics on MRO,Various Policy changes,Sea Plane Operations by SkyHop Aviation, TATA-Airbus joint project on C295 military aircraft under Make In India which is expected to roll out soon and many other interesting contents which will be good to read.

We are covering Farnborough International Airshow 2026 from 20-24July 2026 in London and our next edition will be based on the same event.For features, you may contact our team on priority basis.

 

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