Airlines

The uncontained failure of a Pratt & Whitney PW4077 forces a United Airlines 777-200 to return to Denver.

Airlines for America members agree to ask inbound international passengers to provide five data points.

Covid hit the civil side of Airbus's balance sheet hardest in 2020, but the European group said results would have been worse without prompt action.

The Belgian arm of TUI Fly performed the first Max revenue flight in the EU since March 2019 with a service from Brussels to Alicante, Spain.

Data from Spire Aviation's satellite constellation shows how Boeing's 747F far outstripped other large freighters while Covid gripped air transport.

Companies operating out of the Gujarat International Finance Tec (GIFT) City will now enjoy tax incentives to lease aircraft to Indian airlines.

The European Commission plans to announce plans for an EU-wide blending obligation as part of its wider ReFuelEU proposal to boost supply and demand.

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa Group assert that granting more traffic rights to Qatar Airways is untimely due to the Covid-19 crisis.

Singapore Airlines will take 14 fewer 787-10s and 11 more 777-9s while delaying deliveries from both Boeing and Airbus.

SIA’s three-year “transformation plan” gets a boost from the integration of its SilkAir regional unit.

A 10.6 percent drop in demand for air cargo accompanied a 23.3 percent fall in capacity, generating higher yields for airlines.

Covid-19 forced the Australian flag carrier to delay plans for ultra-long-haul flights between the east coast of Australia and cities such as London.

Plotting transoceanic routes based on most efficient air distances will result in fuel savings and a reduction in CO2 emissions.

A “standard” inspection of nose-gear doors ordered by the FAA forced PSA to remove most of its CRJs from service, disrupting American Airlines' network.

The Covid crisis resulted in aviation emissions falling by more than half last year, according to Eurocontrol.

Frontier Airlines chooses Pratt & Whitney PW1100Gs to power 134 Airbus jets scheduled for first delivery next year.

Carsten Spohr expects no need for further state aid for the German group.

Authorities give up the search for bodies following a 13-day recovery operation tied to the crash of a Boeing 737-500 off the Indonesian coast.

The group will pay only half of the price upon which it initially agreed and will defer payment for six years.

A proposal by Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for a digital vaccine certificate to allow free movement has gained IATA's endorsement.

Canada’s civil aviation authority has concluded its review of the Boeing 737 Max.

The joint venture between Wizz Air and Abu Dhabi’s ADQ Holdings flies to Athens on its inaugural service.

A new business plan at Norwegian Air calls for a return to an all-narrowbody fleet.

International Air Transport Association director general Alexandre de Juniac calls on governments to give up aspirations for a ‘zero Covid world.’

Atlas Air places an order for the last four 747-8Fs Boeing plans to produce.

An agreement to place a firm order for 30 ARJ21s by Everbright Group targets operators in Southeast Asia.

Etihad Aviation Training and leisure carrier Israir have signed a contract to train Israeli pilots in the UAE.

Europe’s largest low-cost airline expects traffic to fall to 500,000 in February.

For the first time since the establishment of a GCC-led blockade of Qatar in 2017, Qatar Airways can fly direct to South Africa over Saudi Arabia.

IATA reports November RPK declines nearly matched those of October.