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Kazakhstan plans to launch a new cargo airline. Here’s what we know so far

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The government of Kazakhstan is preparing to launch a national cargo-only airline, according to local media reports. This new Kazakh freighter airline will initially operate a fleet of three aircraft, all obtained from leasing companies, with the possibility of additional aircraft joining the fleet at later stages.

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British Airways boosts ties with India for passenger and cargo services

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The airline aims to do this, according to Doyle, by increasing the frequency of services between the UK and India, as well as boosting premium first-class services on its flagship London to Mumbai route. The airline also operates daily flights to Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, connecting these key Indian cities to BAs global network.

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JetZero receives Delta Air Lines backing to develop blended-wing-body airliner 

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Delta Air Lines announced on March 6, 2025, that it is partnering with JetZero, a US startup that is developing a clean-sheet blended-wing-body (BWB) airliner for 250 passengers. This is where Delta Air Lines enters the stage.

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Europe’s SAF approach draws IATA criticism

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percent of all airline fuel needs worldwide. Airlines now pay double for SAF due to fees from producers and suppliers. RELATED IATA: Air Cargo demand up by 4.4% Europe needs to realize that its approach is not working and find another way, Walsh concluded. However, this will still cover only about 0.7

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United Airlines revenue up 1.7% in Q2 as demand, on-time operations see rebound

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United Airlines reported a 1.7% In its financial results released on July 16, 2025, the airline said total operating revenue reached $15.2 This came as the airline said it expanded its capacity by 5.9% The airline reported a net income of $1 billion for Q2 of 2025, with adjusted net income reaching $1.3

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Cathay Pacific continues on path to recovery with strong November 2024 results

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The results, released on December 20, 2024, show that the airline is continuing its growth momentum as 2024 ends in both its passenger and cargo businesses. The airlines network passenger load factor increased by 3 percentage points to 83.5%, while available seat kilometers (ASKs) increased by 21.3% compared to November 2023.

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Cathay Pacific ends 2024 with record rises in passengers and freight traffic

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The figures show impressive increases in both the number of passengers carried and tonnes of cargo transported in the final month of 2024, completing the carriers two-year rebuilding process after its fortunes were decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The months cargo revenue tonne kilometers (RFTKs) increased 6.5% year on year.