AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFuel Costs: Higher jet-fuel bills are squeezing airlines despite strong demand and record revenue. American now expects a 2026 loss, while Southwest has cut its profit outlook; Ryanair’s CEO predicts European fares could rise 10% to 20%. Network Growth: Air Arabia plans to double its fleet by 2031, Southwest is adding 11 international routes, and United will launch seasonal Charleston–San Francisco service next March. American is also restoring daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights on Nov. 1. Disruptions and Safety: An attack at Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd airport killed one person and injured eight, disrupting regional flights as some carriers suspend service. Separately, severe turbulence on a United flight from Hawaii injured four flight attendants. Aircraft and Infrastructure: The FAA certified Boeing’s 737 MAX 10, clearing the way for deliveries. MTU is investing more than $111 million to expand its Hannover engine-maintenance site, while a sustainable aviation fuel plant in Los Angeles is set to be acquired and restarted.
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