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29 June 2026

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European Investment Bank backs Airbus with record ‘full firepower’ loan

AeroTime · 13:45
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has committed up to $3.4 billion (€3 billion) to Airbus, to turbocharge the… European Investment Bank backs Airbus with record ‘full firepower’ loan appeared first on AeroTime.

Philippine Airlines restarts Manila-Dubai service with four weekly flights

AeroTime · 10:09
Philippine Airlines will resume nonstop flights between Manila and Dubai starting October 2, 2026, restoring direct service between… Philippine Airlines restarts Manila-Dubai service with four weekly flights appeared first on AeroTime.

China Southern Orders Seven Boeing Freighters, Including First Chinese 777-8Fs

Aviation Week Network · 21:40
China Southern Orders Seven Boeing Freighters, Including First Chinese 777-8Fs China Southern Airlines has ordered seven Boeing freighters, comprising two 777Fs and five 777-8Fs, becoming the first Chinese carrier to commit to Boeing's latest freighter variant. joe.anselmo@av… Sun, 06/28/2026 - 21:40 Author Chen Chuanren Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Aircraft & Propulsion

Airbus lands $9.5 billion A330neo order from China Eastern Airlines

AeroTime · 13:05
Airbus has landed a $9.5 billion order for A330neos from China Eastern Airlines, just three months after the… Airbus lands $9.5 billion A330neo order from China Eastern Airlines appeared first on AeroTime.

Iberia completes first commercial flight with Starlink Wi-Fi onboard

AeroTime · 07:56
Spanish flag carrier Iberia has joined the ranks of airlines offering Starlink internet connectivity onboard. The first Iberia… Iberia completes first commercial flight with Starlink Wi-Fi onboard appeared first on AeroTime.

EASA demands 16 Airbus A380s urgently inspected over wing spar cracks

AeroTime · 10:53
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has demanded that 16 Airbus A380 aircraft are urgently inspected, including five… EASA demands 16 Airbus A380s urgently inspected over wing spar cracks appeared first on AeroTime.

Southwest Airlines debuts Starlink inflight Wi-Fi connectivity

AeroTime · 08:20
On June 22, 2026, Southwest Airlines rolled out Starlink internet connectivity on a commercial flight for the first… Southwest Airlines debuts Starlink inflight Wi-Fi connectivity appeared first on AeroTime.

easyJet board rejects Castlelake’s $6.3B takeover proposal

AeroTime · 18:55
The board of easyJet has rejected the latest takeover proposal from US investment firm Castlelake, saying the offer… easyJet board rejects Castlelake’s $6.3B takeover proposal appeared first on AeroTime.

Asiana Airlines to leave Star Alliance in December 2026

AeroTime · 08:13
Asiana Airlines, Korea’s second largest airline, will leave Star Alliance on December 16, 2026, at midnight. The move… Asiana Airlines to leave Star Alliance in December 2026 appeared first on AeroTime.

United launches first Starlink-equipped transatlantic widebody flight

AeroTime · 01:00
United Airlines operated its first Starlink-equipped transatlantic widebody flight on June 22, 2026, when Flight 14 departed Newark… United launches first Starlink-equipped transatlantic widebody flight appeared first on AeroTime.

Ryanair extends Michael O’Leary’s contract as Group CEO to April 2032

AeroTime · 03:00
Ryanair Holdings has agreed a new contract that will keep Michael O’Leary as Group CEO until April 2032,… Ryanair extends Michael O’Leary’s contract as Group CEO to April 2032 appeared first on AeroTime.

Routes & Schedules

Venezuela – US aviation reconnects: opportunity returns, but politics remains the wildcard

CAPA · 01:30
No one can argue against the notion that at the midpoint of 2026, political upheaval largely driven by the administration of US President Donald Trump has created chaos for the global aviation industry. And even as the announcement of a deal to end the US-Iran war has appeared to settle financial markets - details remain scant. It's also too soon to determine if ending the conflict will preserve strong demand trends cited by many airlines. But some North American airlines have seen one opportunity emerge from changing foreign policy in the US - a chance to return to Venezuela after the US captured former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in Jan-2026 and new leaders took the helm of the South American country. The evolution of demand patterns between the US and Venezuela will be interesting to watch, particularly in the South Florida market, where American Airlines continues to build up its gateway to Latin America in Miami, and JetBlue rapidly expands in Fort Lauderdale.