AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAirline Earnings: United’s record revenue outlook lifted shares, but surging fuel costs are weighing on profits; CEO Scott Kirby says Starlink is already attracting flyers from rivals, with the service set to cover half the fleet this week. Fares: Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary warns European airfares could rise as much as 20% in 2027 as fuel hedges weaken. Aircraft: The FAA has cleared Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 for passenger service, paving the way for deliveries in the coming months. Safety: The FAA is investigating an American Airlines landing at Chicago O’Hare after brake trouble and two burst tires; one passenger was taken to hospital. Regional Disruption: Emirates says demand remains firm and it is operating at 91% of pre-conflict capacity despite Middle East turmoil. Routes and Investment: Air Canada and United will add nonstop flights to Hokkaido this winter, while SunExpress plans a nine-bay maintenance hangar in Antalya, targeted to open by fall 2029. Fees: Air Canada is charging $30 per passenger for phone bookings, adding to airlines’ growing list of service charges.
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