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Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000 B-LXK at Melbourne Airport. (Dave Soderstrom)

Cathay threatens London base closure, over 100 jobs at risk

According to Cathay, much of the affected crew have not been able to fly in over a year, due to subdued demand for international travel, and ongoing border closures.

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Fourth Airbus ‘whale’ BelugaXL takes flight in Toulouse

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The cargo jet took off from Toulouse in France, commencing its initial flights before it takes over from the previous iteration, which has operated since 1994.

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Aeromexico revenues rise nearly 50% despite bankruptcy worries

While the airline’s revenue remains 40.5 per cent lower than pre-pandemic levels, the business said it is now on a rapid track to recovery, especially as it fends off potential bankruptcy.

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London court rules traffic light travel system is lawful

The traffic light system was first introduced in May this year to regulate which countries Britons can travel to, with critics arguing that the rapid changes in status have damaged the industry.

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Qatar CEO ready to place ‘large’ freighter order within months

Qatar Airways chief executive Akbar Al Baker has flagged his urgent interest in wide-body freighters and says he is ready to place orders by the end of the quarter.

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Podcast: Airbus trumps Boeing and Malaysia’s bizarre A380 advertisement

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In this episode of the World of Aviation Podcast, host Adam Thorn and reporter Hannah Dowling take you through the data of Airbus’ new ‘monopoly’ over narrow-bodied jets, how it managed the feat, and what this means for the industry moving forward.

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