Air Astana
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    Air Astana Sees Fewer Engine-Related Groundings as International Growth Accelerates

    Air Astana Group is accelerating the expansion of its international network as the number of aircraft grounded due to issues…
    Airlines
    17 hours ago

    Latakia Airport to Be Transferred to Syrian Administration

    The Syrian Civil Aviation Authority has announced that an agreement has been reached to transfer the management of Latakia International…
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    20 hours ago

    Deir ez-Zor Airport Welcomes Its First Foreign Airline

    Deir ez-Zor Airport in Syria has welcomed its first scheduled flight operated by a foreign airline, with Kuwait-based Jazeera Airways…
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    21 hours ago

    Iran Displays Wreckage It Says Belongs to US and Israeli Aircraft and Drones

    Iran displayed parts of fighter jets and unmanned aerial vehicles that it claims were downed during US and Israeli air…
    Airlines
    21 hours ago

    British Airways Aircraft Returns to Gate Due to Disruptive Passenger

    A British Airways Airbus A350 scheduled to operate a flight from London Heathrow to Las Vegas returned to its parking…
    News
    23 hours ago

    Flight Cancelled After Child Refuses to Wear Seat Belt

    A Porter Airlines aircraft preparing to operate a flight from Victoria to Toronto returned to the terminal after a young…

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      Air Astana Sees Fewer Engine-Related Groundings as International Growth Accelerates

      Air Astana Group is accelerating the expansion of its international network as the number of aircraft grounded due to issues with Pratt & Whitney engines continues to decline. The group said the number of aircraft out of service for engine inspections in the second quarter of 2026 decreased by approximately 60% compared with the same period last year. Air Astana…

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      Latakia Airport to Be Transferred to Syrian Administration

      The Syrian Civil Aviation Authority has announced that an agreement has been reached to transfer the management of Latakia International Airport from Russia to the Syrian side. Omar Al-Husri, President of the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority, visited Latakia Airport together with a delegation and Deputy Transport Minister Hassan Al-Sheibani. The visit followed a memorandum signed between Syria and Russia that…

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      Deir ez-Zor Airport Welcomes Its First Foreign Airline

      Deir ez-Zor Airport in Syria has welcomed its first scheduled flight operated by a foreign airline, with Kuwait-based Jazeera Airways launching services between Kuwait and Deir ez-Zor. Jazeera Airways’ inaugural flight to Deir ez-Zor was welcomed with a water cannon salute, while a ceremony was held at the airport to mark the launch of the new route. The airline will…

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      Iran Displays Wreckage It Says Belongs to US and Israeli Aircraft and Drones

      Iran displayed parts of fighter jets and unmanned aerial vehicles that it claims were downed during US and Israeli air operations, at an exhibition held inside an underground facility belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Among the most notable exhibits was wreckage said to belong to a US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle assigned to the 494th Fighter Squadron,…

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      British Airways Aircraft Returns to Gate Due to Disruptive Passenger

      A British Airways Airbus A350 scheduled to operate a flight from London Heathrow to Las Vegas returned to its parking stand at Heathrow Airport after a passenger became disruptive before takeoff. The 31-year-old passenger on flight #BA275 was reportedly intoxicated and repeatedly left his seat despite warnings from the cabin crew, approaching other passengers and displaying aggressive behavior. Cabin crew…

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      Flight Cancelled After Child Refuses to Wear Seat Belt

      A Porter Airlines aircraft preparing to operate a flight from Victoria to Toronto returned to the terminal after a young child refused to remain seated and wear a seat belt. The incident began while the aircraft was taxiing for departure, when the cabin crew noticed the child standing on the seat. Despite efforts by both the cabin crew and the…

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      COMAC C919-600 Completes First Flight

      Chinese aircraft manufacturer COMAC has carried out the first test flight of the C919-600, a new shortened-fuselage version of the C919 family. The prototype took off from Shanghai Pudong Airport on 29 July and remained airborne for approximately two hours. COMAC stated that the manoeuvres planned as part of the test programme were completed successfully during the flight, and that…

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      The Boeing 747 That Has Been Sitting on a Paraguayan Apron for Years

      A Boeing 747 freighter has been standing still at Guaraní International Airport in Minga Guazú, in Paraguay’s Alto Paraná department, since 2006. Registered 9Q-CGI, the aircraft has been caught in a customs dispute from the day it entered the country and has never flown again. The aircraft, with serial number 21543, was built as a Boeing 747-269B and joined the…

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