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LATAM Group and freight forwarder Logiztik Alliance Group offset more than 560 tonnes of carbon dioxide through a conservation project in Colombia. Also using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), the combined actions managed about 575 tonnes of CO2 linked to Logiztik Alliance’s 2024 export operations with LATAM Group cargo subsidiaries, according to an Oct. 8 release. […] source

Swedish private investment firm Lars Wingefors has reached an agreement to acquire MRO and conversion company Taby Air Maintenance from Swedish shipping group Erik Thun. Taby Air Maintenance (TAM) will continue to offer Saab 340F and -2000F conversions under its new ownership, which does not plan to add additional freighter programs to the MRO’s service […] source

United Airlines has announced four new nonstop routes across Europe for the Summer 2026 season, expanding its transatlantic network to 46 cities, more than any other US carrier. The new destinations include Split in Croatia, Bari in Italy, Glasgow in Scotland, and Santiago de Compostela in Spain, all operated from the airline’s Newark hub. The expansion is part of United’s broader international growth plan, which also adds daily service from Washington Dulles to Reykjavik and a new year-round route between Newark and Seoul. In addition, the airline will further boost its Tel Aviv schedule with four additional weekly flights, bringing…

The first 737-800 Combi has completed conversion ahead of certification and entry into service with Air Inuit. The 2012-vintage aircraft (40852, ex-Comair) is in a five-pallet, ninety-seat configuration, and its first commercial flight is planned for November after obtaining its Transport Canada STC in the coming weeks, Air Inuit told Cargo Facts. Unit 40852 arrived […] source

Delta Air Lines is one of the most popular airlines in the world. The Atlanta, Georgia-based carrier is the largest airline in the world in terms of total passengers and number of departures. Alongside its regional subsidiaries and contractors operating under Delta Connection, the airline has over 5,000 daily flights. These flights fly to over 300 destinations in 50 countries. Delta is also the second-oldest operating commercial airline in the United States, trailing only United Airlines. Because the carrier is so prominent, Delta Air Lines also has one of the largest fleets of active aircraft in the world. Delta flies…

Secretary of State for Defense Procurement Stephen Fuhr said Canada has no plans to exit the contract for the 16 F-35s already in production, with a decision pending on the remaining 72 jets. Canada will get at least 16 F-35 Lightning II jets to equip the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), with a decision still pending on the remaining 72 jets out of a total order of 88. The announcement follows the reports in March 2025 about Canada reconsidering its participation in the F-35 program following diplomatic tensions with the United States. Following these reports, Canada was said to be…

Delta Air Lines today reported $233 million in cargo revenue for the third quarter of 2025, an increase of 18.9% from Q3 2024.   The increased cargo revenue was driven by operations in the Pacific, President Glen Hauenstein said on today’s earnings call.  “We have seen some, I’d say, choppiness as we enter the fourth quarter,” […] source

We’re seeing quite some nice improvements to the long haul business class products of major US airlines. We recently saw American introduce its new Flagship Suite business class, soon United plans to introduce its new Polaris business class, and next up it’s Delta’s turn. We’re getting more of a sense of what we can expect… Delta installing VantageNOVA seats on A350-1000s? Delta has 20 Airbus A350-1000s on order, which will eventually be the carrier’s flagship aircraft. Not only will this be Delta’s largest aircraft, but it’s also expected to be the most premium configured plane. Unfortunately at this point, we’ll…

Ryanair has taken delivery of 10 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft over 10 consecutive days, reinforcing its image as one of Boeing’s most aggressive customers. As per Reuters, the airline says it anticipates that Boeing will raise its 737 production rate to 48 aircraft per month by April 2026, enabling Ryanair to accelerate its own expansion plans. These deliveries arrive amid a broader push by Boeing to boost output and meet airline demand after years of supply chain constraints. For Ryanair, which operates one of the youngest and most homogeneous fleets in Europe, rapid deliveries reinforce its competitive cost structure and…

The United States is sending about 200 troops to Israel to help support and monitor the ceasefire deal in Gaza as part of a team that includes partner nations, nongovernmental organizations and private sector players, U.S. officials said Thursday.The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss details not authorized for release, said U.S. Central Command is going to establish a “civil-military coordination center” in Israel that will help facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid as well as logistical and security assistance into the territory wracked by two years of war.The remarks provide some of the first details on…