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Congress To Consider FAA Budget Bill | Aviation International News

Singapore Changi Airport delivers strong air cargo performance in 2025 - Air Cargo Week

Singapore Changi Airport had a strong air cargo performance in 2025, handling 2.08 million tonnes of freight, a 4.5 percent increase from the previous year, driven by growth in exports, imports, and transhipment traffic. High-value sectors like semiconductors, AI, electric vehicles, and cleantech contributed to the demand. Changi Airport's position as a leading Asia-Pacific air cargo hub was reinforced by expanded freighter services, enhancing connectivity with China, the United States, and Europe.

O'Leary Invites Elon Musk to Invest in Ryanair Amid Ongoing Dispute

Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary invites Elon Musk to invest in the company, despite a public dispute that has increased bookings by 2-3%.

Vienna Airport achieved a historic record result in air cargo in 2025

Vienna Airport achieved a historic record in air cargo in 2025, handling 167,568 tonnes of imports and 146,195 tonnes of exports, marking a 2.8% and 8.4% increase respectively. The airport, a key logistics hub for Central and Eastern Europe, benefited from growing e-commerce volumes from Asia and U.S. customs policy.

Logistics UK urges calm over Greenland trade dispute

Logistics UK has called for a calm and measured approach to US–UK trade negotiations to safeguard global supply chains and avoid inflationary pressures. It highlighted the economic importance of US–UK trade, supporting nearly one million UK jobs, and warned that renewed tariff threats could disrupt recovery efforts and burden already stretched supply chains.

U.S.: Notams and Airports | Aviation International News

Lufthansa tightens rules for carriage of power banks inside the cabin | Euronews

Germany's Lufthansa has tightened its rules on carrying power banks inside the cabin on its flights, following a fire caused by a power bank on a South Korean Air Busan aircraft in January 2025. Passengers are now limited to two power banks per flight, with a maximum capacity of 100 watt hours. Charging devices via the plane's infotainment systems is banned, and power banks must be worn on the person or stowed in hand luggage. Larger battery packs require prior approval from Lufthansa. The changes are in response to a fire that injured 27 people and caused extensive damage to an Air Busan aircraft.

Air France Business Class | Cheap Flight Deals

This website offers cheap flight deals for Air France Business Class, providing luxury travel options at discounted prices. It highlights spacious lie-flat seats, gourmet meals, lounge access, and priority services. Tips for finding cheaper one-way fares include being flexible with dates, checking nearby airports, and booking during promotional periods. Air France offers lower per-seat pricing and extended payment flexibility for groups of 5 or more travelers.

ICAO Introduces New and Improved QVA Volcanic Ash Forecast

United Cargo marks 100 years with new strategic communications partnership

As United Cargo celebrates its 100th anniversary, it has entered into a strategic communications partnership with Lemon Queen, effective January 2026. This collaboration aims to enhance United Cargo's public relations, digital storytelling, and strategic messaging, reinforcing its position in the global logistics market.

Frankfurt-Hahn bets on e-commerce and 24/7 ops to attract air cargo

Frankfurt-Hahn Airport achieved steady cargo growth in 2025, driven by its 24/7 operations, streamlined processes, and focus on e-commerce logistics. Despite regulatory challenges in Germany, the airport prioritized speed, flexibility, and reliability, achieving a 6% increase in cargo volumes. Frankfurt-Hahn aims to attract high-growth e-commerce and direct Germany-bound flows, forming partnerships to enhance its competitive edge.

Who will win Canada’s cold‑chain race?

Canada’s two largest cargo gateways, Toronto Pearson and Montréal–Trudeau, are expanding their cold-chain capabilities to capture growing pharmaceutical and biologics demand. Toronto leverages scale, automation, and network reach to serve high-volume, globally distributed pharma flows, while Montreal focuses on speed, proximity to manufacturing, and handling precision for time- and temperature-critical shipments. Both gateways are strengthening Canada’s role as a re-export and risk-diversification corridor for US-bound pharma cargo in 2026.

Nearly 60,000 Aircraft Affected by Radio Altimeter Proposal | Aviation International News

FAA Issues Draft Framework for Unleaded Avgas Transition

JetZero Tops $1 Billion in Funding for Z4 ‘All-wing’ Airliner | Aviation International News

Weight-loss drugs could save U.S. airlines more than $500 million this year

A Jefferies analysis suggests that the growing use of weight-loss drugs could save the largest U.S. airlines up to $580 million in fuel costs this year due to lighter passengers.

Lufthansa Technik Unveils ‘Smart’ Aircraft Tray Table with Touchscreen

FAA Grounds 800 Aircraft Due to Invalid Registrations under Trustee SACI

First electric aircraft lands at JFK

Beta Technologies made history by landing the first all-electric passenger aircraft at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on June 3, 2025. The ALIA aircraft, developed by Beta Technologies, can fly 250 nautical miles on a single charge and cost just $8 to power a 45-minute flight, highlighting the potential of electric aviation.

Delta’s Next Multi-Billion-Dollar Business You Haven’t Heard of

Delta Air Lines plans to transform its maintenance, repair, and overhaul unit, Delta TechOps, into a multi-billion-dollar business. As the largest MRO provider in North America, TechOps is expected to generate over $3 billion in revenue, bolstering Delta's diversified income streams.

Heavy airlift flights in operation between Russia and Iran

Sanctioned states are increasingly using military-designed freighters on civilian registrations for heavy airlift flights between Russia and Iran, prioritizing speed, control, and deniability over cost efficiency. This trend, highlighted by repeated Il-76TD flights, challenges traditional airfreight models and regulatory frameworks, signaling a shift towards using air transport as a strategic tool under political and maritime constraints.

Top three fastest-growing air cargo routes revealed - Air Cargo Week

Delta Global Solutions reveals that the top three fastest-growing air cargo corridors are Intra-Asia, Asia–Europe, and Africa/Middle East to Asia. Intra-Asia leads with 23 consecutive months of growth and a 10 percent year-on-year volume increase, driven by e-commerce and manufacturing shifts. Asia–Europe follows with 12.4 percent growth, while Africa and the Middle East to Asia saw demand rise by 16.6 percent, reflecting deeper structural changes in global freight flows.

Ryanair chief unloads on Trump in rare corporate blast at US president

In an interview with POLITICO, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticized U.S. President Donald Trump as a 'liar' and 'historically wrong' on major geopolitical issues. O'Leary called for Europe to cut taxes and regulations to remain competitive in the face of Trump's policies and the ongoing war in Ukraine. He also listed the EU's top achievements as low-fare air travel, the elimination of roaming charges, and the Erasmus program. However, he criticized the European Parliament as a 'talking shop of idiots' for proposing increased taxes and regulations.

BALPA urges action on pilot training as Heathrow’s third runway gets green light - Air Cargo Week

The British Airline Pilots’ Association (BALPA) welcomes the government’s decision to build a third runway at Heathrow but urges the government to ensure there are enough UK-trained pilots for the new flights. BALPA Director for Flight Safety, Policy and Regulation, Joji Waites, highlights the need for policy changes to make pilot training accessible.

BALPA urges action on pilot training as Heathrow’s third runway gets green light - Air Cargo Week

The British Airline Pilots’ Association (BALPA) welcomes the government’s decision to build a third runway at Heathrow but urges the government to ensure there are enough UK-trained pilots for the new flights. BALPA Director for Flight Safety, Policy and Regulation, Joji Waites, highlights the need for policy changes to make pilot training accessible.

Swissport appoints Maria Grigorova as CFO - Air Cargo Week

Swissport has appointed Maria Grigorova as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective 16 February 2026. Grigorova, with a 30-year career in finance, joins from the Adecco Group, where she led a finance transformation for the company’s €18bn core business. She will drive Swissport’s capital allocation and value creation strategy.

Turkish Airlines lays the foundations for a new investment initiative worth TRY 100 billion - Air Cargo Week

Turkish Airlines has launched a TRY 100 billion investment initiative to expand its aviation infrastructure, significantly strengthening its cargo, maintenance, and catering capabilities. The initiative includes the Phase 2 expansion of the SmartIST cargo terminal, increasing capacity from 2.2 million to 4.5 million tonnes. Groundbreaking ceremonies for eight new facilities were held at Istanbul Airport, attended by Turkish Airlines' leadership and the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure. These investments aim to boost Turkish Airlines' global competitiveness and contribute to Türkiye's economy by creating 26,000 new jobs in 2026.