AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlydubai Security Fallout: Israel is probing whether pilots with dual nationality (including Iranian, Iraqi or Syrian citizenship) were allowed into Ben Gurion despite restrictions, after the Sept. 30 FZ1073 cockpit attack by Omani co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami. Boeing Certification Update: The FAA cleared a 737 MAX 10 software glitch as non-safety-related, paving the way for certification before year-end and first deliveries in 2027. Medical Jet Missing: The US Coast Guard is searching for a Gulfstream G-100 air ambulance with six aboard that lost contact off Nantucket while flying Bermuda-to-Boston. Regional Route Moves: Caribbean Airlines will resume Trinidad–Caracas on Oct. 31 and add Tobago–Toronto service from Oct. 25, plus Trinidad–Panama charters. Guyana Aviation Push: Trans Guyana Airways begins preparations for Georgetown–Cayenne nonstop flights, while Guyana’s aviation operators urge stronger regional safety oversight. UK Travel Policy Pressure: EasyJet holidays’ chief urged Andy Burnham’s government to back the travel industry beyond “soundbites,” including action on air passenger duty and faster SAF rollout. Airfare Cost Warning (Nepal/Pakistan): Nepal drafts tougher rules against airlines charging above approved fares, while Pakistan warns jet fuel hikes could lift ticket prices.
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