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JetBlue Plays to Its Strength in Fort Lauderdale After Spirit Shrinks in South Florida
News•Feb 13, 2026

JetBlue Plays to Its Strength in Fort Lauderdale After Spirit Shrinks in South Florida

JetBlue is rapidly expanding its presence at Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood International Airport as Spirit Airlines enters a second Chapter 11 filing, shrinking its South Florida operations. The Florida hub, once Spirit’s growth engine, now offers JetBlue valuable slots and gate capacity. Airport officials are actively courting JetBlue to fill the void left by Spirit’s retreat. This shift highlights a broader re‑configuration of the U.S. low‑cost carrier landscape.

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Video of the Week: Aviation's Digital Inflection Point – From AI Hype to Operational Reality
News•Feb 13, 2026

Video of the Week: Aviation's Digital Inflection Point – From AI Hype to Operational Reality

Airlines are moving beyond hype to embed AI, biometrics and cloud tools into daily operations, yet success hinges on leadership, data integration and talent. Recent pilots in disruption management, biometric boarding and dynamic retail have shown measurable efficiency gains. Persistent...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Video of the Week: Aviation's Digital Inflection Point – From AI Hype to Operational Reality
News•Feb 13, 2026

Video of the Week: Aviation's Digital Inflection Point – From AI Hype to Operational Reality

The aviation industry is moving beyond hype as AI, cloud, biometrics and automation begin to deliver operational gains. Recent pilots in generative AI for disruption management, biometric boarding and dynamic retailing have shown tangible efficiency improvements. However, entrenched legacy systems,...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Green Financing of Airports – Swedavia’s New Framework Casts Light on Global Developments
News•Feb 12, 2026

Green Financing of Airports – Swedavia’s New Framework Casts Light on Global Developments

Swedavia, Sweden’s state‑owned airport operator, unveiled a green‑bond framework to fund airport infrastructure through public‑private partnerships. The model ties financing to ESG criteria, requiring projects such as terminals, car parks and people movers to meet strict environmental standards, often incorporating...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Netherlands Aviation: New Coalition’s Proposals on Air Travel Are Broadly Welcomed
News•Feb 11, 2026

Netherlands Aviation: New Coalition’s Proposals on Air Travel Are Broadly Welcomed

The Dutch coalition agreement acknowledges Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s economic significance while imposing a 478,000‑movement annual flight cap and night‑time closures to curb noise. It calls for harmonising aviation taxes across the European Union and green‑lights the conversion of Lelystad Airport...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Germany’s Grounded Recovery: Europe’s Aviation Paradox
News•Feb 9, 2026

Germany’s Grounded Recovery: Europe’s Aviation Paradox

Germany’s aviation market remains the only major European hub lagging behind post‑COVID recovery, operating more than 11 % below its 2019 traffic levels in 2025. The shortfall stems from a mix of high taxes, rising airport charges, labour shortages and aggressive...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation
Global Hubs Expand Again, but Demand Will Decide the Winners
News•Feb 9, 2026

Global Hubs Expand Again, but Demand Will Decide the Winners

Global airport seat capacity remains a key forward‑looking indicator for the aviation sector, with OAG’s 2025 review confirming that a handful of mega hubs still command the top‑ten slots. However, capacity alone masks divergent strategies, as domestic‑focused airports, hub‑and‑spoke intensity,...

By CAPA – Centre for Aviation

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