AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLebanon Direct Flights: After meeting President Joseph Aoun, Trump directed the U.S. to let all domestic airlines fly directly to Lebanon for the first time since 1985, pending a security review and FAA certification. India Market Rules: India is reportedly considering easing limits that stop airport operators from owning more than 10% of airlines, a move that could boost competition but raises concerns about slot favoritism. Farnborough Deals: At Farnborough, AerCap, Luxair and Uganda Airlines backed major aircraft purchases, while Airbus said it aims to double commercial operating profit by 2029 and grow widebody output. Uganda Airlines Fleet: Uganda Airlines placed its first direct Boeing order—four 737 MAX-8s and four 787-9s—aimed at expanding Entebbe as a regional hub. Weather Disruptions: Thunderstorms hit Boston Logan with hundreds of delays and cancellations, and monsoon storms forced a United flight to land at Luke Air Force Base. Safety Milestone: The Pan Am Clipper Endeavor wreck off Puerto Rico was found after 74 years, reinforcing modern preflight safety briefings. Labor/Conduct: United is investigating an SFO employee caught threatening to call ICE on a passenger during a ticket dispute. Hawaii Fleet Update: Alaska Airlines will replace Hawaiian’s 717s with Boeing 737-800s for interisland service starting in 2028.
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