AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRail Partnerships: The Philippines plans to put LRT-2 out to tender under a public-private partnership before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s term ends. The government says it will retain control of fares, while private operators could improve maintenance and speed up train procurement. Airport Capacity: The EU’s top court upheld Dublin Airport’s 32-million annual passenger cap as a factor in allocating flight slots, potentially limiting airlines’ access as traffic exceeds the limit. Aviation Security: Hoax bomb threats hit at least seven European flights and a cruise ship, prompting diversions, searches and a temporary Warsaw airport closure. No explosives were found. Supply Chains: Sensolus reports that one in three tracked industrial assets in aerospace, automotive and equipment manufacturing remained stationary for an entire typical month, highlighting sluggish movement of parts and equipment. Cargo Aviation: Bulgarian drone maker Dronamics agreed to a proposed Nasdaq-listed merger that could provide about $100 million to expand production and operations. Regional Connectivity: China and Central Asia now have 117 scheduled weekly flights, up 52% year over year, as officials discuss further air-service expansion.
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