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The Insider Brief — Monday 27 April 2026
Ryanair exits Berlin, Emirates returns to Beirut, Kuwait reopens its skies, Cuba loses Iberia, and Turkish Airlines cuts 18 routes. Monday's five stories in commercial aviation.
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Ryanair exits Berlin, Emirates returns to Beirut, Kuwait reopens its skies, Cuba loses Iberia, and Turkish Airlines cuts 18 routes. Monday's five stories in commercial aviation.
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EASA reviews its bulletin this morning. Spirit's bailout was confirmed close in court yesterday. Airbus, Norwegian, and JetBlue report next week. Tuesday 28 April is the most congested single day of the aviation earnings season so far.
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American Airlines reports this morning with record revenue growth expected against a $0.45 loss per share. The Spirit bailout is in advanced discussions — Kirby says no on yesterday's call. EASA renews its Middle East bulletin today. The week's final chapter opens now.
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Trump extended the US-Iran ceasefire late Tuesday after reversing his own position. The strait remains closed. United posted record Q1 revenue of $14.6bn and cut full-year capacity. American reports Thursday.
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The ceasefire expires this evening. United Airlines reports after the close. The EASA bulletin runs out on Thursday. American reports Wednesday.
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The USS Spruance seized an Iranian cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman on Sunday. The ceasefire expires Wednesday. United and American report earnings this week. And Europe's jet fuel clock is still running. Here is what the industry is waking up to on Monday morning.