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Carriers desperate to address worsening shortage of cockpit crew

China Southern and China Eastern to start move in 2019

Deliveries to start in third quarter of 2019

Philippines Airlines has protested what it sees as anti-competitive blocks on its fifth freedom rights to fly to Kuwait and Dubai.

Christoph Mueller cites personal reasons for resignation

Increases to cover all agency services, including issuance of pilots' licenses

Malaysia’s national carrier has been hit by misfortune but economic factors and competition are making things even harder.

Notices follow two 'isolated' incidents involving cabin depressurization

Authorities heed complaints from three Southeast Asian airlines

Yields proving too low to support the Airbus superjumbo

Cockpit crew face uncertain future as airline readies secondment plan

Smog envelops large swaths of Indonesia, Malaysia

Abandons plans for another runway at Manila's Aquino International Airport

Fear secondment plan will further delay promotions

Private or provincially owned airlines to secure rights through their own aviation authorities

Plans call for first large-scale service cuts since downing of MH17

Plans to remove superjumbos from Paris route in early June

Finances scuttle plans to resurrect state-owned carrier

Claim pilots become confused when ATC speaks with Chinese pilots in their native tongue

Authorities cite need for more efficient oversight

Authorities won't issue more AOCs for low-cost entrants

After two failed attempts, state-owned carrier remains committed to resuming operations

MASWings to add Boeing 737-800s next year

Daxing will cater strictly to international carriers.

Discounts on landing fees and parking charges to take effect next summer.

Chinese airlines have cut service to the Malaysian state of Sabah after a spate of kidnappings.

Singaporean citizens get preference for jobs in SIA's A380 fleet regardless of seniority.

The South Korean government is barring foreign airlines from starting new joint venture operations with local companies.

Chinese authorities plan to redouble efforts to eradicate unlicensed repair stations.