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Emirates Launches A380 Service to Bali

Two of the world's most popular tourist destinations will now be connected through an Airbus A380 service. The direct flight between Dubai and Bali with Emirates will start on June 1 and replace a Boeing 777 service. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

Pilot Unions Form Coalition to Oppose Single-Pilot Operations, Citing Safety Concerns and Profit-Driven Motives

MONTREAL, CANADA — Pilot unions are strongly opposing single-pilot operations for commercial aircraft, labeling these automation-dependent concepts as profit-driven and posing significant safety risks. The Air Line Pilots Association International, European Cockpit Association, and International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations have formed a coalition to counter such initiatives and are committed to protecting the safety of passengers. (www.airlinerwatch.com) More...

Japan and Australia's Plans for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Sustainable aviation fuel is growing in popularity amid ongoing plans by the aviation sector to decarbonize. Japan and Australia are cooperating to expand the production of SAFs. (aeroxplorer.com) More...

JetBlue to Cut New York Flights amid Air Traffic Controller Shortage

NEW YORK — As the busy summer travel season approaches, JetBlue Airways is gearing up to reduce its New York flights following a request from federal regulators for airlines to cut schedules by up to 10% at some of the country's most congested airports. (www.airlinerwatch.com) More...

Boeing 777X Certification Inches Closer to Approval After Five-Year Delay

ARLINGTON, WASHINTON — The aviation industry's latest newsworthy story centers around the 777X certification, Boeing's newest wide-body aircraft, which has faced delays for the past five years and has yet to enter service. (www.airlinerwatch.com) More...

Many South African airports see air traffic navigation procedures suspended over noncompliance

The SA Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has suspended certain air traffic navigation procedures at more than ten airports due to noncompliance. This has already caused delays at some airports on Wednesday, according to an industry insider. The list of airports affected by this decision includes Cape Town International Airport. (www.news24.com) More...