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The agency completed the Type Certification Board meeting and approval could be announced next week, with deliveries originally planned for 2020.

The decision seeks to curb the parallel market in business jet slots, which were being resold for between 5,000 and 20,000 reais, and has been in force since October 15.

WestJet’s CEO and its Director of Airport Affairs and Alliances spoke with Aviacionline about the expansion into Latin America, the exit from Cuba, the Boeing 737 MAX 10 and the new São Paulo route.

Bryan Bedford reviewed in Mexico City the agency's biggest reorganization, the US$30 billion plan and an AI-powered digital twin.

Jesús Antonio Esteva defended Mexico's safety indicators at ALTA, confirmed the AFAC's budget and previewed the country's new aviation policy.

Sean Duffy will make the announcement at the Everett plant, where Boeing has opened a new assembly line. With the certification of the largest model in the family, the final generation of the legendary 737 is complete.

The 23rd edition of the forum will be held on October 17-19, 2027, in San José, Costa Rica, with the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) as host and Avianca as the air bridge for delegates.

The head of IBS Software’s Data & AI Centre of Excellence explains why not every airline problem can be solved with a language model.

Hitit executives reviewed their push into the region, the Offers and Orders model already live at Pegasus and the limits of AI.

Washington will issue visas for him and his family, and Brazil's Federal Police cancelled their passports; the Baires Fly jet parked in Iguazú may have been a decoy.