AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCabin Competition: Singapore Airlines will spend more than S$2 billion on new long-haul cabins, with upgrades across four classes due to begin in the second half of 2027. Security Disruptions: A fresh wave of bomb threats has prompted diversions and inspections across Europe; two threats against Finnair-operated flights were found to be false. Mumbai Airport Dispute: Airlines are asking India’s aviation ministry to review plans to move some Gulf services to Navi Mumbai during Terminal 1 redevelopment. Akasa plans to shift its Jeddah flights there from December 15. Safety: The NTSB found a Southwest 737 MAX flew 44 times with undetected storm damage before a Dutch roll incident, after missed inspections and a flawed maintenance test. Airline Results: Turkish Airlines reported third-quarter revenue up 19.3% year over year, while rising fuel costs weighed on margins and prompted it to cut its 2026 capacity growth target.
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