AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRiyadh Security: Houthi-claimed attacks on Riyadh airport and a Saudia aircraft killed three people, including an airline captain, and damaged the jet. The airport resumed operations, but carriers including Air India, Pakistan International Airlines and Lufthansa suspended or changed Riyadh flights. Flydubai Investigation: UAE prosecutors say the co-pilot accused of attacking the captain planned to seize the Dubai–Tel Aviv flight and crash it into Ben Gurion Airport. The captain and passengers stopped him; investigators say routine hiring checks found no warning signs. In-flight Wi-Fi: Amazon says its Leo satellite network could launch commercially by year-end, with Delta and JetBlue among airlines signed up. American Airlines is taking a rival route, committing to Starlink across its mainline fleet by 2027. Fleet and Costs: Alaska Airlines plans to retire its 11 oldest 737-700s by late summer next year, replacing them with larger 737-800s. Meanwhile, Delta has cut its profit outlook as fuel costs surge.
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