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The air transport industry was hoping for a much better year in 2022.

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The air transport industry and its suppliers have been hoping for a much better year in 2022 after the pandemic. Now the industry is facing its next major crisis: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
 
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Guy Norris

Boeing’s fast-growing 777-8F backlog has been boosted with the addition of a five-aircraft order from Ethiopian Airlines following the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the African carrier on March 4.
 
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Sean Broderick

Lessors with Western-built aircraft in the hands of Russian operators face few good options on how to manage their exposed assets—from challenging repossession logistics to uncertainty over whether operators can make payments or secure aftermarket support. 
 
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Korean Air has become the latest carrier to suspend its flights to Moscow since the Ukraine conflict began, while Japanese airlines are extending their cancelation of most European flights.
 
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Norway’s state-operated but corporatised airports and air navigation services provider Avinor has responsibility for 35 airports across the country, from big ones like Oslo Gardermoen, to mid-sized city ones, to the small, mainly coastal area ones that are essential for local communities to flourish.
 
 
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