AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEarnings and Fuel Costs: United expects record fourth-quarter revenue growth but cut its 2026 profit outlook as fuel costs climb; Ryanair’s CEO predicts European fares could rise 10% to 20% next year. Fleet Outlook: FAA approval for Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 clears a path toward airline deliveries, while SunExpress plans a nine-bay maintenance hangar in Antalya. Demand and Routes: Emirates says it is operating at 91% of pre-conflict capacity and sees demand holding firm. Air Canada and United are adding North American links to Hokkaido, and Alaska Airlines is expanding from Seattle to Osaka and Tahiti. Safety: Canada’s transport safety board says two student pilots’ fatal Manitoba collision involved two impacts in quick succession, stressing the need for clear radio communication. The FAA is also investigating an American Airlines jet’s brake trouble and burst tires at Chicago O’Hare. Passenger Costs: Air Canada now charges $30 per passenger for phone bookings, a fee that could add up for families and affect customers who rely on call centres.
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