AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAirspace: Pakistan restored overflight rights for China Airlines and EVA Air after a three-day restriction that forced some Asia–Europe flights to reroute; permits run through March 2027. Ebola Rules: IATA and Airlines for America asked the CDC to reconsider new US-bound passenger and crew attestations, saying the Nov. 3 deadline leaves too little time to update systems and procedures. FlySafair Deal: South Africa’s Competition Tribunal gave Harith Aviation final approval to acquire the low-cost carrier; the deal is expected to close by year-end, with FlySafair continuing under its current management. Sustainable Fuel: Singapore Airlines agreed to buy up to 4,800 tonnes of fuel made from waste gases, with deliveries from 2028. Network Growth: Alaska Airlines plans its first nonstop Anchorage–Tokyo service from mid-2027, using Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. Airport Operations: Philippine authorities put airports nationwide on heightened alert through Nov. 3 for the Undas travel surge, with passenger help desks and emergency teams on standby. Pricing Scrutiny: The FTC is seeking information from Delta, United and JetBlue, among other companies, on whether personal data is used to set different prices for customers.
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