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June 18th 2026

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Today’s briefs report news from ANA HOLDINGS, Boeing Shanghai Aviation Modification and Maintenance Engineering, DAWN AEROSPACE LIMITED, HAECO Group, Japan Airlines (JAL), Lufthansa Technik Philippines, Sun Group, Toyota Tsusho, and Van Don International Airport. Read More »

Boeing Shanghai Aviation Modification and Maintenance Engineering announced the official opening of its new hangar. Located in the strategic Lingang Special Comprehensive Bonded Zone in Shanghai, the new hangar can accommodate four wide-body aircraft and two narrow-body aircraft simultaneously. Equipped with an advanced component repair workshop and adhering to high standards of safety and quality, the facility enables Boeing Shanghai to continue providing a full range of services, including bonded aircraft maintenance and modification, engineering services, and aircraft materials management. Established in June 2006, Boeing Shanghai is a joint venture between Boeing, Shanghai Airport (Group) Co., Ltd., and China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited.

Lufthansa Technik Philippines, the joint venture between Lufthansa Technik and the MacroAsia Corporation, is significantly expanding its footprint in the Philippines with a new base maintenance facility at Clark International Airport. The announcement was made today during the state visit of German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who met with Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. at Malacañan Palace in Manila. Both heads of state acknowledged the project as a milestone in German-Philippine economic cooperation. The new site will span 157,000 square meters and is intended to offer capacity for up to nine widebody aircraft bays. Over the coming years, the three-digit million-dollar investment will create around 1,200 highly skilled jobs. First operations are scheduled to commence in 2028.

ANA HOLDINGS through its corporate venture capital fund announced its investment in DAWN AEROSPACE LIMITED, a startup building a reusable space transportation network. Dawn Aerospace is a startup aiming to realize sustainable and scalable space transportation that connects the economies of Earth and space. The company has already commercialized green satellite propulsion systems that offer advantages in safety, performance, and cost, and has built a track record of operations on over 50 satellites.

The HAECO Group today agreed to form a joint venture with Sun Group, Toyota Tsusho and Japan Airlines (JAL) to establish a new maintenance facility at Van Don International Airport in Vietnam. The US$360 million project forms part of HAECO’s long-term growth strategy in Asia and will expand local maintenance capacity in Vietnam by bringing international standards, proven systems and operational best practice to support domestic and global airline customers.

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