AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDangerous Goods Oversight: Malaysia’s MACC has urged CAAM to tighten dangerous-goods management at Kuala Lumpur, including AI-based high-tech scanners for all DG cargo operators and a stronger DG unit with more staff and upgraded monitoring. US-Africa Airport Push: The US is seeking American company participation in Ethiopia’s $12.5B Bishoftu aviation hub, aiming for greater commercial and infrastructure influence as construction ramps up toward a 2030 first phase. Aviation Governance in Cambodia: Cambodia’s Senate unanimously approved bills to strengthen ASEAN and global integration, including adopting the Cape Town aircraft protocol to improve aircraft leasing and financing protections. Military Exercise Logistics: Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport Authority is preparing for Operation Northern Strike, hosting helicopters, radar and support services for more than 630 personnel, while also reporting runway crack repair after a July lightning strike. New Route Announcements: American Airlines will add daily Miami–Cap-Haitien service from Nov. 1, 2026; Air Serbia will make Belgrade–Dubrovnik year-round in winter; Turkish Airlines resumes Istanbul–Minsk flights from Sept. 20. Long-Haul Milestone: Qantas says it completed a record 24-hour-plus A350-1000ULR test flight, clearing the way for 22-hour Sydney–London nonstop plans. Labor Watch: WestJet flight attendants issued a 72-hour strike warning, escalating pressure on the carrier.
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