Aviation Daily Roundup: July 25, 2023

One of the cardinal rules of investor relations is don’t surprise shareholders with a big, negative announcement just weeks after you told them things were getting better. 

After studying close encounters between drones and aircraft at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, U.S. researchers are recommending that the FAA extend the exclusion zone for drones at the ends of high-risk runways from 1 mi. to 3 1/2 mi.

Cabo Verde Airlines has leased a Boeing 737-8 from Boeing Capital Corporation, allowing the carrier to reach its pre-pandemic level of serving up to 11 international destinations. 

Airlines have once again joined together to challenge the latest judgment in a dispute over Dutch government plans to introduce a flight limit at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport to reduce noise. 

New UK-based cargo carrier One Air says it has completed its inaugural Boeing 747-400 freighter flight, operating a full charter for client Shandong Glory from China to the UK. 

Saudi Arabian LCCs are gradually eating into the domestic market once monopolized by flag-carrier Saudia.

Japan and Singapore’s air navigation service providers (ANSPs) have agreed to implement “green” air traffic management (ATM) for all flights between Singapore and Tokyo.