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    Separatists In West Papua Shoot Civil Aircraft

    Militant separatists in West Papua shot at a Cessna Caravan causing aircraft damage but no injuries. West Papua police head of public relations, Kombes Kamal, says in a statement armed…

    Davy Lim, 10 Jun 2022 1 min read
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    Russian Aircraft Manufacturers Lobbying To Replace Western Built Aircraft

    The Union of Aircraft Manufacturers of Russia (UAMR) has responded to western sanctions, arguing the number of foreign aircraft in Russia should be reduced. The UAMR flight safety committee says…

    Davy Lim, 8 Jun 2022 1 min read
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    Vietnam Airlines To Add RJs Next Year: CEO

    Vietnam Airlines’ top management has confirmed it is actively evaluating the Airbus A220 and Embraer regional jets and plans to make a decision so it can start replacing its ATR…

    Davy Lim, 8 Jun 2022 2 min read
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    Vanuatu Government To Pay Lease Payments Owing On Air Vanuatu Twin Otter

    The Vanuatu government has agreed to cover Air Vanuatu’s lease payments owing on a De Havilland Canada Series 300 Twin Otter so domestic air services can be sustained. Local newspaper Daily Post reports that Air Vanuatu owed lessor Hevilift US$348,000 and was expected…

    Davy Lim, 7 Jun 2022 1 min read
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    Indonesia’s Riau Islands Government Aims To Spur Economy By Boosting Air Transport

    The Indonesian Riau Islands provincial government plans to extend the Karimun Airport runway and is asking Indonesia’s ministry of transport to connect four local destinations using Wings Air to spur its economy. The provincial government has granted US$691,516 for land…

    Davy Lim, 7 Jun 2022 2 min read
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    Russia Authorises Five Domestic Companies To Produce Spare Parts For Western Aircraft

    The Russian Federal Air Transport Agency (FATA) has authorised five domestic aerospace companies to produce spare parts for western-built aircraft in response to sanctions on Russian carriers prevented from importing the spares. Russian business newspaper Vedomosti,…

    Davy Lim, 7 Jun 2022 1 min read
    Civil

    Russia Plans To Certify MC-21 And Sukhoi SuperJet By End 2023

    The Russian government has disclosed the Irkut MC-21 and Sukhoi Superjet aircraft programs are moving forward despite sanctions, with certifications planned to be complete by end of 2023. State owned Russian news agency TASS reports that deputy prime minister Yury Borisov held a meeting on the…

    Davy Lim, 6 Jun 2022 1 min read
    Civil

    India’s Star Air Launches Route In West India

    Indian regional carrier Star Air has launched a new route in West India linking the town of Bhuj to the most populous city of Gujarat state starting to drive connectivity within the state. The five-times weekly Embraer ERJ-145 passenger service is between Bhuj, a…

    Davy Lim, 6 Jun 2022 1 min read
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    Nepal’s Buddha Air ATR 72 Diverts Due To Tyre Damage

    A Nepalese Buddha Air ATR 72 safely returned to Kathmandu’s airport after air traffic control (ATC) notified it of tyre material on the runway after it took off.   A Buddha Air spokesperson tells Smart Aviation Asia Pacific the ATR…

    Davy Lim, 6 Jun 2022 2 min read
    Civil

    US DoT Approves Start-Up In Mariana Islands

    The US Department of Transport (DoT) has approved a start-up airline in the Northern Marianas, which plans to start operating inter-island passenger services next month using new Tecnam P2012 aircraft….

    Davy Lim, 3 Jun 2022 2 min read
    Civil

    India’s Alliance Air Launches Route In Northeast India

    State-owned Indian regional carrier Alliance Air has launched a new route in India’s northeast linking the town of Tezu to the capital of Assam state. The thrice-weekly Dornier 228 passenger…

    Staff Writer, 3 Jun 2022 1 min read
    Civil

    Lion Air Flight Diverts After People Block Indonesian Airport Runway

    A Lion Air Boeing 737-900 in Indonesia’s West Papua province was forced to return to the province’s capital Jayapura when the destination airport’s runway was closed due to people being…

    Davy Lim, 2 Jun 2022 1 min read
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