AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPassenger Rights: A Philippine court fined a former AirAsia crew member ₱50,000 for refusing to carry a deaf passenger, ruling that disability was no genuine safety concern. Security: An IndiGo flight returned to Bengaluru after a threat note was found; checks found no suspicious object and the flight later continued. Bogus bomb threats have also disrupted European aviation. Air Traffic Control: The FAA plans to retire floppy disks at more than 400 facilities by the end of 2028, replacing aging systems with an integrated display platform. Premium Push: Airlines are expanding premium cabins as fuel costs rise. American reported 18.5% growth in premium revenue, while Singapore Airlines’ S$2 billion cabin refit has been pushed to 2027 amid certification and supply delays. Fare Dispute: Lawsuits accuse seven US airlines of sharing pricing data to inflate fares. Fuel Strain: Fiji Airways expects another annual loss, with fuel costs nearly $300 million higher than last year.
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