Eddie Saunders

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JEKTA begins flight testing of scaled PHA-ZE 100

2 weeks ago | evaint.com | Eddie Saunders

JEKTA, the Switzerland-based manufacturer of the Hydro Aircraft – Zero Emissions 100 (PHA-ZE 100) amphibious aircraft, has begun flight trials with a 1:9 scaled prototype of the PHA-ZE 100 aircraft. Using a distributed electric powerplant to draw energy from onboard batteries, testing will verify the aerodynamic and hydrodynamic configurations of the production aircraft.
London Stansted to unlock potential of existing runway

2 weeks ago | airsideint.com | Eddie Saunders

London Stansted has submitted a planning application to Uttlesford District Council to increase its annual passenger limit up to 51 million over the next 20 years. The application seeks permission to make best use of Stansted’s existing single runway by the 2040s without any increase in the number of flights the airport is already permitted to operate and within the existing airport boundary.
Turkish Airlines ramp up their summer schedule

2 weeks ago | airlinergs.com | Eddie Saunders

Turkish Airlines, the airline flying to more countries than any other, is ramping up its summer 2025 schedule with additional flights from the UK and Ireland to Istanbul and beyond. Starting June 9, the flag carrier will operate 47 weekly flights from London Heathrow, adding two more flights per week to the vibrant city of Istanbul.
BIAS launches 2026 sales campaign at Paris Air Show

2 weeks ago | airlinergs.com | Eddie Saunders

The Bahrain International Airshow (BIAS) is officially launching its sales campaign for the 2026 edition during their participation at the Paris Air Show 2025, inviting global aerospace and defence leaders to participate in the biennial event scheduled for 18–20 November 2026, at Sakhir Airbase, Bahrain.
Etihad and Ethiopian Airlines start strategic codeshare partnership

2 weeks ago | airlinergs.com | Eddie Saunders

Etihad and Ethiopian Airlines activated their codeshare agreement, strengthening connectivity between Africa and Asia, Australia, and the Middle East. This bilateral partnership enhances global travel opportunities for guests, with seats available to book now. Ethiopian will start services from Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (ADD) to Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH) on 15 July, and Etihad Airways introducing daily flights to Addis Ababa starting 8 October.
Otto Aviation unveils ambitious Phantom 3500 business jet plan

2 weeks ago | evaint.com | Eddie Saunders

US aerospace firm Otto Aviation is preparing to enter the highly competitive business jet market with its Phantom 3500, a clean-sheet design promising the comfort and performance of a midsize jet at the cost of a light jet. The announcement follows the company’s research with its Celera 500L experimental aircraft, which explored the benefits of laminar-flow aerodynamics — a technique that reduces drag to significantly improve fuel efficiency.
Malaysia Airlines and Google deepen commercial partnership

2 weeks ago | airlinergs.com | Eddie Saunders

Malaysia Airlines and Google have announced the expansion of their strategic commercial partnership, strengthening their shared ambition to redefine travel through artificial intelligence, data-driven marketing, and innovative digital experiences. Building on a successful collaboration since 2024, the renewed partnership marks a significant step forward in Malaysia Airlines’ digital transformation journey.
EU bans all Tanzanian airlines from European airspace

2 weeks ago | airlinergs.com | Eddie Saunders

The European Commission has imposed a complete ban on all airlines registered in Tanzania and Suriname, citing serious safety concerns and regulatory shortcomings. The decision, announced on Tuesday, means carriers from both countries are prohibited from operating within European Union airspace until further notice. According to the Commission, the move stems from the inability of civil aviation authorities in Tanzania and Suriname to ensure compliance with international safety standards.
Heathrow selects BT’s CCS-UK to improve cargo efficiency

2 weeks ago | caasint.com | Eddie Saunders

Heathrow Airport Limited | BT’s CCS-UK Advanced Information System (AIS) has been selected by the community to implement its slot booking solution for landside movements. Ranging from hauliers and forwarders to ground handlers and airlines, Heathrow has brought together those who have a stake in the airport’s cargo operations into a new Cargo Community Steering Committee.
Kuehne+Nagel appoints Marcus Claesson as chief information officer

2 weeks ago | caasint.com | Eddie Saunders

The Board of Directors of Kuehne+Nagel International AG appoints Marcus Claesson to its Management Board as of September 1, 2025. Claesson will assume responsibility for the Group’s global information technology and succeed Martin Kolbe, who will retire on October 1, 2025 after 20 years on Kuehne+Nagel Management Board. Marcus Claesson, a Swedish national born in 1971, brings over 25 years of experience in international IT leadership roles.