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    Airbus Warns Against Sunshades and Suction-Cup Accessories on Cockpit Windows

    Airbus has highlighted the operational risks associated with attaching aftermarket sunshades and suction-cup mounts to cockpit windows, following an incident…
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    Boeing Report: Asia-Pacific Will Require 1 Million New Aviation Personnel by 2045

    Current market projections released by American planemaker Boeing indicate sustained long-term growth across the Asia-Pacific commercial aviation sector over the…
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    IATA World Safety and Operations Conference to Be Held in Istanbul on October 6–8

    We are proud to officially announce our participation. As AirwayBuzz, we will be attending the IATA World Safety and Operations…
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    IndiGo in Talks with Embraer and ATR for New Aircraft

    India’s largest airline, IndiGo, is in talks with Embraer and ATR over the acquisition of new aircraft as it evaluates…
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    Air Astana and Kazakh Tourism Partner to Boost Tourism

    Air Astana, Kazakh Tourism and five regional administrations in Kazakhstan have signed a strategic cooperation agreement for 2027 aimed at…
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    Airbus to Invest £150 Million in Former A380 Wing Production Facility

    Airbus will invest £150 million in the section of its Broughton, Wales facility where A380 wings were previously manufactured. The…

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      IATA World Safety and Operations Conference to Be Held in Istanbul on October 6–8

      We are proud to officially announce our participation. As AirwayBuzz, we will be attending the IATA World Safety and Operations Conference (WSOC 2026), hosted by Turkish Airlines in Istanbul from 6–8 October 2026, as a Gold Media Partner. As one of the leading global events for aviation safety and operations professionals, WSOC will bring together industry experts and decision-makers in…

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      IndiGo in Talks with Embraer and ATR for New Aircraft

      India’s largest airline, IndiGo, is in talks with Embraer and ATR over the acquisition of new aircraft as it evaluates the future of its regional fleet. The discussions are reportedly still at an early stage, with the aircraft type and potential order size yet to be determined. IndiGo currently operates 44 ATR 72-600s in its regional fleet. In addition to…

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      Air Astana and Kazakh Tourism Partner to Boost Tourism

      Air Astana, Kazakh Tourism and five regional administrations in Kazakhstan have signed a strategic cooperation agreement for 2027 aimed at strengthening the country’s promotion in international tourism markets. Signed in Almaty on September 21, the agreement aims to increase the number of international visitors and passenger traffic to Kazakhstan. In addition to Air Astana and Kazakh Tourism, the agreement includes…

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      Airbus to Invest £150 Million in Former A380 Wing Production Facility

      Airbus will invest £150 million in the section of its Broughton, Wales facility where A380 wings were previously manufactured. The renovated production area will be used for wing production for the Airbus A321neo family. As part of the facility’s transformation, production of the first A321neo wing has begun. The modernisation is expected to be completed by the end of 2026,…

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      FAA System Failure Disrupts Flights in U.S.

      A technical failure affecting Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) systems caused air traffic disruptions across the northeastern United States. Problems with several radio frequencies at the Philadelphia TRACON air traffic control facility prompted temporary flight restrictions at Newark, Philadelphia and Teterboro airports. The FAA implemented ground stops for some flights at Newark and Philadelphia, while holding patterns and diversions were reported…

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      Airbus Buys Back 1.17 Million Shares

      Airbus announced that it repurchased a total of 1,169,475 of its own shares between September 11 and 18, 2026. The weighted average purchase price was €196.43 per share. The company said the share buyback programme is intended to support future employee share ownership plans and equity-based compensation schemes. Under the programme, Airbus is authorised to repurchase up to 10% of…

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      U.S. Air Traffic Gets AI Support: FAA Rolls Out SMART System in Washington

      The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is preparing to begin using SMART, its AI-powered air traffic management tool, as early as today at Reagan National, Dulles and BWI airports in the Washington area. The cloud-based system aims to identify potential congestion and conflicts in advance by analyzing data such as airline schedules, weather and runway capacity, thereby reducing delays and…

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      Türkiye Takes New Step in Eurofighter Process as Maintenance Facilities Inspected

      Preparations for Türkiye’s procurement of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets are continuing. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MSB) announced that personnel from the Air Force Command’s Aircraft Maintenance Working Group and the General Directorate of Military Factories conducted inspections at the Royal Air Force’s Coningsby Air Base in the United Kingdom between September 15 and 17. The visit focused on…

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