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New Straits Times
24-05-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
Airod inks Boeing B737 fleet maintenance deal with Ascend Airways
LANGKAWI: Airod Aerospace Technology (AAe) has signed an aircraft maintenance agreement with Ascend Airways Malaysia (AMY) to support the airline's Boeing B737 fleet. The agreement, signed in February, was officially announced on the sidelines of the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (Lima'25). It designates AAe as the base maintenance provider for AMY's aircraft as the airline prepares to launch its ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) operations later this year. AAe acting chief executive officer Datuk Firhad Uzir Abdul Rahim said the signing marks a major step in strengthening Malaysia's aviation ecosystem. "We are honoured to be entrusted with the maintenance of AMY's aircraft and look forward to supporting their growth with our world-class MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) capabilities." AMY chief executive officer Germal Singh Khera said the collaboration with AAe reflects the airline's commitment to operational excellence ahead of its debut in Malaysia and future regional expansion. "We truly value AAe's strong commitment to provide base maintenance services for our aircraft with the reliability, efficiency and technical excellence that we require. "As we pursue our mission to deliver dependable, safe and efficient ACMI services across the region, unwavering support from dedicated partners like AAe is crucial to achieving our goals." AAe, a subsidiary of Airod, was established in 2012 under the expansion plan of National Aerospace Defence Industries (NADI). The company specialises in commercial aviation MRO services for various aircraft models including the Airbus A320 Family, Boeing B737 Series and ATR42/72.
The Irish Sun
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Amy Childs reveals she ‘can't stop being sick' and is in ‘the worst pain' days after weight loss backlash
Amy Childs reveals she 'can't stop being sick' and is in 'the worst pain' days after weight loss backlash The Towie OG previously following the birth of her twins, Millie and Billy. 4 Amy Childs has worried fans as of late because of her slim figure Credit: PA 4 She lost two stone following the birth of her twins Credit: Instagram Amy Childs, 34, has recently worried fans with a slew of concerning clips. Although they praised her on her stunning looks and fashion, they are concerned that she may have gone too far. But recently, the star took to social media to reveal that she was struck down with a mystery illness. "Guys I have been up all night, I have been freezing cold, boiling hot and I haven't stopped being sick. READ MORE ON AMY "The cramps have been so painful I can't physically get out of bed. I never have been in this kind of pain." She continued: "I have Googled and this is the symptoms I have got, I have really bad tummy cramps. Amy added: "And struggling to keep anything down," alongside a crying face emoji. This comes after the Most read in News TV Amy looked thinner than ever as she showcased her new look in a TikTok video. She over her recent weight loss after showing off her slender frame in another earlier clip. Towie star Amy Childs sparks backlash as she shows off her massive weight loss However, her followers have checked in over fears she has gone "too far". At the beginning of the year, the former Celebrity Big Brother was forced to It came after she shared a selection of photos of herself in a bikini that were taken during a break over Christmas. Amy insisted she had achieved her body transformation with the help of a fitness coach, penning: "And no!!! this wasn't done by using jabs or pills." 4 Amy insisted she had not been taking Ozempic or other weight-loss pills Credit: amychilds1990/Instagram 4 Fans suggested she's lost too much weight in a recent TikTok video Credit: TikTok
Axios
09-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
7 Philadelphia principals wins Lindback Foundation award and $20K
Seven principals from the School District of Philadelphia took home the Lindback Foundation award for distinguished leadership yesterday. Why it matters: The honor comes with $20,000 for a project of their choosing that benefits students and the community. Here's what the school district told us they'll do with the cash: 🩰 Paula Furman from AMY at James Martin: Provide arts-based experiences for students, including trips to the Philadelphia Ballet and Philadanco, as well as safe spaces for students-athletes to practice. Plus, boost parent engagement opportunities. 🎙️ Marla Travis Curtis from West Philly High School: Expand the school's career technical education programs, including creating a recording studio and providing a fine arts learning laboratory. 🤖 Nichole Polk from Potter-Thomas Elementary School: Build out the school's digital media and robotics programs. 🗣️ Melissa Bragg from John Hancock Demonstration School: Create a dedicated language lab at the school, which will particularly support English language learners and those who are deaf and hard of hearing. 🚌 Awilda Balbuena from Gloria Casarez Elementary School: Pay for a schoolwide team-building trip to the College Settlement's outdoor school program to help students improve their social-emotional skills. 😊 KaTiedra Argro from Philly High School for Girls: Set up a dedicated space at the school for students to take scheduled breaks, promote their mental well-being, and earn points through positive behavior, attendance and academic achievements.
