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1 week ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
Somalia's minister of transport and civil aviation, Mohamed Farah Nuux, has ordered urgent safety inspections of all aircraft flying to, from, or in the country. Each aircraft will have to undergo recertification, although the minister did not specify a deadline for the process.
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2 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
Algeria and Mali have banned flights between the two countries in the wake of the recent shooting down of a Malian uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) by the Algerian defence forces. The two sides disagree over the location of the incident. The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the closure of its airspace to all Malian aircraft on April 7, 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
Filipino senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa has called for the United States to impose sanctions on the unnamed owner of a G550 that was chartered for the extradition of former President Ricardo Duterte to the Netherlands last month under a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.
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2 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
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2 weeks ago | 
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3 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
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3 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
Air Djibouti (DJ, Djibouti) is considering acquiring two A320-200s to support its gradual regional expansion, chief executive Abdourahman Ali Abdillahi told the African Business online news platform. The airline is also evaluating wet-leasing smaller propeller aircraft to serve unpaved runways in Djibouti and the near abroad. The airline wants to "consolidate before investing", making sure it has a more consistent offer for regional routes.
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3 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
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3 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
Judge Enzhe Imamovna Suneyeva of the Arbitration Court of Tatarstan appointed Roman Viktorovich Mavrin as the administrator of Tulpar Air Aviakompania (TUL, Kazan International), giving him until the next bankruptcy hearing on August 26, 2025, to sort out the company's finances. Meanwhile, the Kommersant daily reported that former owner Azat Hakim had tried to stop the bankruptcy process, seeing it as the company's way to avoid paying him for the sold shares.
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3 weeks ago | 
ch-aviation.com | Dominik Sipinski
The United States Federal Aviation Administration - FAA (NHK, Oklahoma City Will Rogers World) has implemented new data privacy rules which allow private aircraft owners to request the removal of their details from publicly available registers. This implements a provision included in the 2024 Reauthorisation Act funding the agency. Each request will be published in the Federal Register and open to comment.
