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    Apollo is reportedly choosing to direct financing toward EasyJet's aircraft funding rather than investing in the airline's junk-rated bonds. The move highlights how private credit giants are increasingly shaping airline financing, backing specific assets like planes instead of corporate debt. Apollo has become a major player in aviation lending, and its choices signal confidence in secured aircraft deals over riskier unsecured debt from the low-cost carrier.

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    Multiple aviation stories are making headlines at once. An EasyJet plane struck an A320 at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, leaving passengers stuck on board for two hours. Elsewhere, a Nigerian air force plane crash killed 32 people, an air ambulance vanished off the United States coast with four Canadians aboard, and a 7.6-magnitude earthquake caused panic in Panama.

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    Portuguese authorities have ordered minimum services on flights to and from the Azores and Madeira during a public sector strike, ensuring essential air links remain partially operational. Carriers serving the islands, including easyJet, are affected by the guarantee, and the measures are drawing attention as travellers check how the strike will disrupt their flights.

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    Cabin crew at EasyJet in Portugal have gone on strike, disrupting hundreds of flights and affecting thousands of travellers. The action has grounded departures and forced cancellations across Portuguese airports, with passengers advised to check the status of their flights. Reports highlight the scale of the disruption to the carrier's schedule in the country.

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    EasyJet Cabin Crew in Portugal to Strike October 2-6▼EasyJet Cabin Crew in Portugal Plan To Strike, October 2nd-6th✉newsBusinessLabor11 d ago

    Cabin crew working for EasyJet in Portugal are planning a five-day strike from October 2nd to October 6th. The walkout is likely to disrupt flights to and from Portuguese airports during that period. The reported reason for the industrial action and how many passengers or flights could be affected are not yet clear, and it is unknown whether EasyJet has responded or whether any talks are underway.