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Freelance journalist. Writes about airlines, transport, sustainable business, climate change, satellites and everything in between.
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Walsh takes aim at engine OEMs in last IATA AGM address

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By Kerry Reals Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
The IATA director general accuses engine manufacturers of “gouging” airlines and profiting at their expense. Outgoing IATA director general Willie Walsh did not mince his words when addressing the impact of supply-chain delays and engine problems on the aviation industry, accusing engine OEMs of “gouging” airlines while reaping double-digit profits.
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Xiamen unveiled as destination for 2027’s IATA AGM

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By Kerry Reals Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
It will be the third time the event has been hosted in China. Next year’s IATA annual general meeting will be held in Xiamen, China, hosted by Xiamen Airlines. The event will take place between 30 May and 1 June 2027, IATA announced during its current annual general meeting in Rio de Janeiro. “China’s airlines are among the top airlines by passenger traffic in the world,” says IATA director general Willie Walsh.
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Hope fades on 2050 net-zero goal as sustainable aviation fuel supplies remain ‘teeny, tiny and embryonic’

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By Kerry Reals Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
SAF will represent just 0.8% of global jet fuel in 2026. Fifteen years after the first commercial flight powered partially by sustainable aviation fuel took off, the global market for SAF remains “teeny, tiny and embryonic”, making the airline industry’s goal to achieve net zero by 2050 appear increasingly unlikely.
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