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Hundreds of Airbus jetliners will require inspections after a new problem with their Pratt & Whitney engines, adding another potential airline disruption during busy summer travel. Pratt parent RTX said recently discovered contamination in the metal used to make some engine parts required the planes to be inspected to check if repairs were required. The contamination could cause cracks to form in critical engine parts.

Some Airbus passenger jets will need to have their engines removed and inspected in the coming months because engine maker Pratt & Whitney is finding a problem with metal powder used in some parts

Investing.com — The S&P 500 advanced Tuesday as investors piled into tech stocks ahead of quarterly results from Microsoft and Alphabet and the Federal Reverse decision due Wednesday.

₹155.65 crore. According to the agreement, the Indian airline has the right to continue using the AirAsia brand name for one year following the transaction.“We expect the branding transition to complete in 1-2 months. The regulator has been informed of the same," a third official said.

₹500 crore from its promoter Ajay Singh, offering a lifeline to the financially-beleaguered budget airline. Singh will infuse the funds by subscribing to fresh equity shares and/or convertible instruments.

airlines stocks tumbled on Tuesday as investors were spooked by downbeat forecasts from Alaska Air Group and a warning on jet engines by aerospace giant RTX. Investors have been on the guard after U.S. inflation data in July showed a third consecutive monthly decline in fares, with prices dropping at their fastest pace since February 2021.

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Fly91, a new airline helmed by top aviation veterans has been allocated its first set of routes under the Government of India’s Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) UDAN. The routes given under UDAN 5.0 will see FLY91 connect the cities of Sindhudurg, Jalgaon, Nanded and Agatti with business and leisure destinations of Bangalore, Goa, Hyderabad and Pune.

ANI. The aircraft and maintenance personnel are safe, said the airline company. This is a breaking story, it will be updated shortly.

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Investing.com — U.S. futures edged higher Tuesday, as investors digest a deluge of corporate earnings ahead of a key Federal Reserve meeting.

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Former productivity commission chairman Peter Harris has dismissed suggestions that Australia can only sustain two airlines as the “height of absurdity”, declaring that resetting slots at Sydney Airport will boost competition and lead to better consumer outcomes.

₹29.70 apiece on BSE. SpiceJet shares touched intraday high of ₹31 and low of ₹29.40.  Given the issues the SpiceJet reported during the monsoon season of last year, the airline was placed under enhanced surveillance about a fortnight ago in order to take ample safeguards. Before removing the airline from the enhanced surveillance regime, up to 51 spot checks on the carrier's fleet of Boeing 737 and Bombardier DHC Q-400 aircraft were carried out across 11 locations in India, according to various media reports.

SpiceJet shares jumped nearly 5% to the day's high of Rs 31 on the BSE after the budget airline company was removed from the enhanced surveillance regime of the aviation regulator. Aviation watchdog DGCA has taken SpiceJet off its enhanced surveillance regime, PTI reported quoting a senior official. The senior DGCA official said that in view of the observations made in the past concerning inadequate maintenance and in view of the incidents during the monsoon season last year, SpiceJet was placed under enhanced surveillance.

Ajmera as resolution professional (RP) of Coffee Day Global, according to an order uploaded on its website. The bankruptcy court has admitted Coffee Day Global company for insolvency proceedings on the behest of IndusInd Bank, which filed a claim in court that the company had defaulted on term loans of Rs 115 crore that were disbursed to it in 2019.

Air India flight bound for Mumbai from Bengaluru faced an unexpected 10-hour delay at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA). Frustrated travelers were left waiting near the departure gates with no clear information about the cause of the delay, leading to growing unease.

airport minutes after take-off due to a technical snag, airport authorities said as reported by PTI.  As per Calicut airport official, Flight WY 298 with 169 people onboard took off from the Karipur airport at 9.15 am. The flight turned back barely a few minutes into its journey due to a technical fault and landed safely, airport official said as reported by PTI.  "It was a normal landing..

Virgin Australia workers have ramped up their campaign for better conditions and a bid to secure shares in its initial public offering.

Reliance Industries: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) is joining hands with Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Lp and Digital Realty Trust Inc. in a three-way venture for setting up special purpose vehicles (SPVs) aimed at developing data centres in India. RIL will hold a 33.33% stake in the SPVs, a joint statement by the three partners said.

Go Airlines' lenders as a party to their pleas for the deregistration of planes leased to the carrier, arguing before the Delhi High Court that the lenders are neither «proper» nor «necessary parties» in the case. Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju, while issuing formal notices to the aircraft lessors, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and others, said the issue needed examination. Eight leasing companies are seeking deregistration and return of their aircraft. The HC posted the lenders' application for impleadment in the matter for hearing on August 3. The committee of creditors (CoC) formed for the airline's debt resolution has sought to be made a party to the case filed by the lessors, claiming that it is the «ultimate decision-making authority». Counsel Dheeraj Nair, appearing for the CoC, said any order passed in the case will pose a risk of lessors' interests getting priority over those of lenders. He argued that the CoC, which includes Central Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Deutsche Bank, DB International Asia and IDBI Bank, has admitted claims of '5,117 crore. «There is a large exposure to public monies that is sought to be recouped by way of the CIRP (corporate insolvency resolution process) of the airline and its revival is essential in the larger national interest,» he contended.