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  • Jiang to lead business growth at HAECO Composite Services

    Engineering and maintenance provider, HAECO, has appointed Haijun Jiang as general manager of its composite services unit, taking over from Sunny Mirchandani who has retired. Jiang will oversee HAECO Composite Services’ strategic development and business growth, responsible for driving its operational performance and profitability, while upholding the highest standards of safety, quality and regulatory compliance.…

  • Airbourne Colours wins Austrian A320 repaint contract

    Aircraft painting firm Airbourne Colours has announced it will deliver a comprehensive painting programme for Austrian Airlines’ fleet of Airbus A320s. The programme, which is already underway, will see 10 aircraft repainted at Airbourne Colours’ East Midlands Airport paint facility. Airbourne Colours says this project further strengthens its reputation as a trusted partner to leading…

  • P.180 Avanti Will Drive Piaggio’s Revival in New Major Push

    P.180 Avanti Will Drive Piaggio’s Revival in New Major Push

    Baykar acquired Piaggio Aerospace last year and will now invest heavily in the latter’s flagship P.180 Avanti to regain the market share of the popular aircraft. The Italian Piaggio Aerospace, following the acquisition by Turkish drone major Baykar, is poised for a massive reinvention in market presence under the new name Baykar Piaggio Aerospace. Better…

  • Korean Air plans major modernisation of its JFK cargo terminal

    Korean Air has commissioned Lödige Industries as its partner to work on plans for a major modernisation of its JFK cargo terminal which it says will boost service quality, operational efficiency, and sustainability of its operations on the US East Coast. Korean Air’s comprehensive modernisation includes the introduction of a range of advanced automated systems…

  • Vienna Airport achieves historic air cargo results in 2025

    Vienna Airport has announced that it handled 313,763 tonnes of cargo in 2025, a new all-time high for the airport. Compared with the previous year, this represents growth of 5.3%. The airport reports that key drivers of this development was the targeted expansion of long-haul services with additional belly-hold capacity, as well as strong growth…

  • Ex air cargo leaders join Awery Aviation Software

    Awery Aviation Software (Awery) has appointed David Kerr and Christian Gessner to support its ongoing growth and expanding global customer base. Gessner has been appointed business development manager, bolstering Awery’s commercial team, while Kerr, joining on a consultancy basis, will support the software provider with overall strategic growth and customer engagement. With over two decades…

  • Denmark Retires its F-16 Fleet After 46 Years of Service

    Denmark Retires its F-16 Fleet After 46 Years of Service

    The F-16 Fighting Falcon has been an important part of the Royal Danish Air Force since 1980, and will now pass the torch to the F-35A Lightning II. The Royal Danish Air Force’s (RDAF) F-16 Fighting Falcon flew for the last time on Jan. 18, 2026, at Skrydstrup Air Force Station, concluding a 46-year service.…

  • IAG Cargo awarded Top Employer status for third year running

    IAG Cargo, the cargo division of International Airlines Group (IAG), has been named a Top Employer in the UK for a third consecutive year. Awarded by the Top Employers Institute, the certification is only granted following a rigorous evaluation of company policies and practices across six key domains: People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning,…

  • MH-139 Conducts First Minuteman III Convoy Security Mission

    MH-139 Conducts First Minuteman III Convoy Security Mission

    Two MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters conducted their first operational Minuteman III ICBM convoy security mission to and from a launch facility over 100 miles away from Malmstrom AFB. The U.S. Air Force has announced that the MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopter is now being employed operationally by the Air Force Global Strike Command for nuclear security…

  • Jamco to acquire cabin equipment supplier Schüschke

    Jamco to acquire cabin equipment supplier Schüschke

    Jamco Corporation has announced the acquisition of cabin equipment manufacturer Schüschke. The transaction is expected to close in February, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Founded in 1986, Baden‑Württemberg-based Schüschke is an supplier of lavatory washbasins, countertops and customised cabin interior components for commercial aviation. Under the leadership of CEO Uta Peter, the company has…

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