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Pre-owned private jet supply fell 38% since 2020

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Aircraft marketing and brokerage firm Colibri Aircraft has released new data that suggests supply for pre-owned private aircraft has hit a historical low, decreasing by 38 per cent since June 2020.

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A 2015 file image of Boeing's 757 and 787 ecoDemonstrator test aircraft. (Boeing)

Boeing commits to ‘transparency’ in its first sustainability report

Boeing has pledged to reveal how much carbon emissions (CO2) its jets generate over their lifespan and deliver commercial aircraft running on 100 per cent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) by 2030.

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US airlines forced to ask pilots to conserve fuel over ongoing supply issues

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US carriers have been forced to ask pilots to introduce fuel-conserving methods during flights, amid ongoing fuel supply issues. Most recently, in a memo to staff, American Airlines has requested that its pilots utilise just one engine while taxiing the jet, if doable, or to otherwise be mindful and implement fuel-saving strategies, as the airline

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Ryanair expects to fly 100m passengers this financial year

Ireland-based carrier Ryanair has announced it is anticipating to fly 100 million passengers this financial year, in light of a strong uptick in forward bookings, and says demand is approaching pre-pandemic volumes.

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De Havilland Canada to produce hybrid-electric Dash 8 aircraft demonstrator

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De Havilland Canada has announced a new partnership Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) to integrate hybrid-electric technology into a De Havilland Canada Dash 8-100 flight demonstrator.

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Heathrow sees 3-hour queues on 2021’s busiest weekend

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Heathrow said it expected around 128,000 passengers to have travelled through last weekend as it was the first since the UK’s COVID restrictions eased.

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