Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Archie Villaflores

Momentum in aviation is shifting towards strategic partnerships, leadership vision, and sustainability. Each story in this edition reflects how the industry is positioning itself for the next era of growth and technological advancement. Adam Bouchard Joins Judging Panel for Aviation Industry Awards 2025 brings the spotlight to leadership and expertise shaping global standards. Recognition of operational excellence and innovation underscores the sector’s renewed focus on quality and long-term competitiveness. Corporate strategy also takes centre stage in K+N expands global aerospace logistics with Eastway acquisition. The move signals how major logistics players are reinforcing their aerospace portfolios to support the expanding demands of maintenance, repair, and overhaul services across global markets. Meanwhile, the partnership detailed in UrbanLink partners with Signature Aviation to expand electric air mobility in Florida reflects the growing alignment between infrastructure operators and next-generation aircraft developers. Their collaboration highlights how sustainable air mobility is moving from prototype to practical implementation. These developments together illustrate a confident, forward-facing aviation sector that blends innovation with operational depth to shape the skies of tomorrow.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The Aviation Industry Awards 2025 proudly welcomes Adam Bouchard, Vice President of Operations at Nashville International Airport, to this year’s distinguished judging panel.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The aviation sector is entering a period of purposeful transformation, where leadership, sustainability, and strategic growth are shaping the industry’s next phase. This edition highlights three developments that reflect how ambition and adaptability continue to drive progress across global aviation. EirTrade Aviation’s Christen Grant Wins Aviation Rising Star at Aviation Industry Awards 2024 highlights emerging leadership and the next generation of innovators reshaping aftermarket services. The recognition underscores the growing emphasis on talent development as a foundation for long-term industry strength. Dublin Airport receives €288 million EIB loan to decarbonise operations illustrates the alignment between infrastructure and sustainability, as one of Europe’s key hubs takes decisive action to accelerate its net-zero strategy. Strategic investment in greener operations signals a clear direction for airports across the region. Meanwhile, Acron Aviation acquires Trakka Systems to expand OEM solutions demonstrates how global consolidation continues to redefine operational capability and product integration within aerospace manufacturing. These stories capture an industry balancing its environmental responsibilities with innovation and investment. Each milestone reaffirms aviation’s readiness to adapt and ascend towards a more resilient and forward-looking future.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

EirTrade Aviation’s Christen Grant, Marketing & Business Development Manager, has been named the Aviation Rising Star at the Aviation Industry Awards 2024, recognising her exceptional contribution to Ireland’s aviation sector and her growing global influence.

Author: Travel and Tour World

Air New Zealand, New Zealand’s national carrier, has deployed OneReg across its Engineering division. The platform digitises safety, maintenance, and regulatory processes, improving efficiency and auditability while supporting the airline’s wider digital transformation.

Author: Airport Technology

Acron Aviation, a global aviation solutions provider, has acquired Australian-based Trakka Systems, which supplies EO/IR systems and airborne cameras. The acquisition strengthens Acron’s OEM capabilities and expands its presence across aviation platforms worldwide.

Author: Aircargo News

Riyadh Air, a Saudi Public Investment Fund-backed airline, has appointed Dublin-based FlyUs Aviation to provide General Sales Agent services for the UK and Ireland. The move supports the launch of daily widebody flights to Heathrow.

Author: AeroMorning

Avolon, a Dublin-based global aviation finance company, reports Q3 2025 net income of US$149 million (€128 million), up 24% year-on-year. The company confirms new Airbus orders and strong fleet placement across its managed aircraft portfolio.

Author: Enlit

Dublin Airport in Ireland secures a €288 million European Investment Bank loan to decarbonise operations. The funding targets EV infrastructure, renewable energy, and water management upgrades across the airport campus to reduce emissions and improve efficiency.

Author: South China Morning Post

Boeing has appointed Landon Loomis, a Mandarin-speaking ex-White House adviser, as president of its China operations. The move comes amid trade tensions and safety concerns that are influencing Chinese airlines’ purchasing decisions.