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Air Transport Digest

Super-Short-Haul Operations Recovering Slowly In Southeast Asia

Adrian Schofield

A new study has found that the recovery rate of super-short-haul flights has lagged in Southeast Asia, and in a parallel trend, the number of turboprop aircraft in the region has dropped significantly.

Lessors Seek Maintenance For Stranded Go First Assets

Alex Derber

Although Indian carrier Go First collapsed some time ago in 2023, several of its lessors are still struggling to repossess aircraft due to a complicated court process that has had to negotiate a conflict between Indian bankruptcy laws and the Cape Town Convention.

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What Does Aircraft Decompression Feel Like? A Pilot's Experience

Lee Ann Shay, Patrick Veillette, Ph.D.

Listen in as pilot and aviation expert Pat Veillette explains to Aviation Week Network's Lee Ann Shay what happens when aircraft decompression occurs—speaking from his own experience of decompression when co-piloting a Hawker.

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Hear From The Air Transport Industry (W/C Jan 9)

Linda Blachly

Our Air Transport editors have selected the best quotes they’ve heard from industry leaders over the past week, including European Commission head of transport Magda Kopczynska and Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.

MOST READ STORIES FROM LAST WEEK

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Airbus Steps Up Liquid Hydrogen Tank Development Effort

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Germany Set To Cut Billions In SAF Funding, Raise Aviation Tax

Jens Flottau

Germany’s federal government is close to cutting more than €2 billion ($2.2 billion) in funding for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) research and infrastructure development as it grapples with the fallout of a far-reaching court ruling that declared the 2024 federal budget unconstitutional.

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