AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEuropean Consolidation: Lufthansa was selected to buy 44.9% of TAP Air Portugal for €1.2 billion, giving the group a stronger foothold in Lisbon and routes linking Europe with Brazil, Africa and the U.S. Airbus Outlook: The A350F has completed six test flights, while Airbus forecasts aviation services will grow to $420 billion a year by 2045, with demand for 2.44 million additional workers. Safety: Six people, including a child, died when a Piper crashed in Wisconsin; the pilot had reported wing icing and requested a descent before contact was lost. Airline Finances: Kenya approved a $350 million loan for Kenya Airways and a plan to convert existing state loans into an equity-qualifying instrument. Network Growth: Ethiopian Airlines and China Southern signed a codeshare deal as China Southern launched service to Addis Ababa via Changsha. Biman Bangladesh is also considering more Italy flights after adding aircraft. Crew Restrictions: Indonesia condemned Israel’s decision to bar an Ethiopian Airlines flight because one pilot was Indonesian, calling the move discriminatory. Sustainability: IATA and the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance will develop common sustainability standards for hotels used by airline crews and staff.
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