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Finnair Cargo to take full control of Helsinki Cargo COOL operations

Finnair Cargo to take full control of Helsinki Cargo COOL operations

Finnair Cargo will insource the operations of its Cargo COOL terminal at Helsinki Airport following a business transfer from Swissport Finland, as the carrier looks to strengthen end-to-end control of its cargo processes. Under the plans, Swissport Finland personnel currently operating at the Cargo COOL terminal will transfer to Finnair Cargo Oy on January 01,

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Singapore Airshow: HAECO and CEVA Logistics sign global air freight partnership

Singapore Airshow: HAECO and CEVA Logistics sign global air freight partnership

Engineering and maintenance provider, HAECO, and CEVA Logistics have signed a new two-year global air freight contract, strengthening their longstanding partnership and establishing a fully integrated global logistics collaboration. Under the agreement, CEVA Logistics will manage HAECO’s worldwide component flows, leveraging its global air freight network and aerospace expertise. The scope includes handling routine, urgent,

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Silk Way West Airlines receives fourth Boeing 777F

Silk Way West Airlines receives fourth Boeing 777F

Silk Way West Airlines has taken delivery of its fourth Boeing 777 Freighter, marking another step forward in the airline’s ongoing fleet renewal programme. Arriving in Baku following a direct flight from Seattle, the aircraft is the fourth of six Boeing 777 Freighters ordered by Silk Way West Airlines, reaffirming the company’s steady execution of

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Trump Looks to Put His Name on Washington Dulles

Trump Looks to Put His Name on Washington Dulles

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering unfreezing billions of dollars for a critical New York infrastructure project, on two conditions—both Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD) and Penn Station must be named after him. This was the deal offered by the White House to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer last month, according to a report from

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Missionary Aircraft Located in Haiti Mountains After Disappearance

Missionary Aircraft Located in Haiti Mountains After Disappearance

A Florida-based missionary aviation organization reported that its Embraer 110 Bandeirante aircraft was located in mountainous terrain in Haiti after contact was lost during a flight near Jérémie on Feb. 5. Agape Flights said the missionary aircraft disappeared from tracking sources, prompting search efforts that continued into the following day. The ministry later stated it

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Supply Tightens as Aerospace Demands Rise

The aviation industry continues to manage supply constraints several years after the pandemic, as record passenger demand and ongoing geopolitical factors affect aircraft production and maintenance timelines. Many airlines and other operators have found themselves using older aircraft longer than they planned while awaiting deliveries from manufacturers, for instance, as suppliers attempt to balance production

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Experimental Fatal Accident Rate Held Steady In 2025

Fatal accidents involving Experimental-category aircraft totaled 42 during the 2025 federal fiscal year, according to figures released by the Experimental Aircraft Association. Accidents during the period, covering Oct. 1, 2024 through Sept. 30, 2025, remained within a Federal Aviation Administration three-year rolling average target, though by just one. Data release was delayed due to last

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