AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAviation Fuel Shock: India’s state oil firms lifted aviation turbine fuel (ATF) by 5.46% to ₹121.28 per litre, while commercial LPG rose by Rs 9.50 per 19-kg cylinder—fuel that can make up up to 40% of airline costs, raising pressure on fares. Regulator Oversight: Pakistan’s CAA began a two-day audit of PIA ground handling at Karachi, checking check-in procedures and staff responsiveness; PIA also suspended an air hostess after phones and smartwatches were found. Labor Disruption Eases: Kenya’s aviation workers called off a strike after a return-to-work agreement, aiming to restore operations at major airports. New Route Launch: SalamAir started direct Muscat–Sylhet service, positioning Sylhet as its third Bangladesh destination and a new foreign scheduled gateway. Customer Experience Metrics: Saudi Arabia’s GACA reported Saudia with the lowest July passenger complaint rate among national carriers and a 97% resolution rate. Legal Ruling: A Bahamas judge ordered reconsideration of a convicted drug trafficker’s pilot license renewal, citing natural justice. Aviation Safety Scrutiny: Malawi’s Chikangawa flight inquiry heard meteorological staff weren’t informed in time for a dedicated forecaster deployment. Partnership Expansion: Qantas Frequent Flyer added Condor to let members redeem points across Europe and beyond. Commemoration: Flight 93’s 25th anniversary ceremony in Shanksville confirmed two speakers for the 9/11 remembrance program.
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