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BRICS Summit To Close Rio Airport From July 6-7
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BRICS Summit to close Rio Airport from July 6-7

BRICS Summit to close Santo Dumont Airport from July 6-7: Rio de Janeiro will host the BRICS Summit on Sunday, July 6 and Monday, July 7. The 17th annual meeting will see leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and other member states descend on the city. Santos Dumont Airport (SBRJ), the main airport for domestic flights in Rio, will be closed to all flights during the event.
The Quest To Disrupt BizAv With Tech Innovation 
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The Quest to Disrupt BizAv with Tech Innovation 

Digital transformation is not a buzz word; it is a necessity.  Aviation has always been at the intersection of advanced engineering and strict regulation. Although it thrives on precision, many operational tools have or are quickly becoming outdated, fragmented, and manually intensive. As technology continues to evolve, the industry is now facing the challenge of integrating it into its core operations. This is what we are tackling head-on.
Entering Mexico From The South? A Little Known Rule
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Navigating Uncertainty Amid Middle East Tensions 

The aviation industry has always been defined by its ability to connect the world, but the current tensions unfolding in the Middle East are a stark reminder that the skies can change in an instant. In today’s volatile environment, airspace closures, reroutes, and security risks are no longer rare anomalies, they are operational realities. For global operators, particularly those supporting commercial airlines, business jets, and private travellers, the need to be agile, dynamic, and perpetually prepared has never been more critical.  
The Paris Air Show 2025
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The Paris Air Show 2025

Showcasing the strategic and economic importance of the country and wider region for business aviation, the Paris Air Show gets underway today and runs until June 22.   Officially named the Salon International de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace, the airshow is held every two years at Le Bourget Airport (LFPB) and attracts over 300,000 visitors over seven days.   It will see thousands of OEMs, FBOs, MROs, industry associations and operators exhibit, make connections, and create partnerships, as well as feature developments in SAF, electric and hybrid aircraft systems, and AI.   Operators should be aware that restrictions apply for the duration of the show. 
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