Airlines

Fifty-nine Embraer E2s will begin arriving at Azul in 2024 rather than 2020.

After parking 650 aircraft since the start of the Covid crisis, Delta Air Lines has decided to extend its fleet retirements to its aging Boeing widebodies.

Nearly 70 percent of all potential international passengers would refuse to return to travel in the presence of quarantines, according to IATA.

Following the grounding of seven Max 8s and non-delivery of another 25, Gol reached a deal with Boeing to cancel orders for 34 airplanes.

Lufthansa-owned Brussels Airlines remains locked in talks with the Belgian government over a €290 million bailout.

Inbound international charter and commercial flights resume in the Philippines.

Latin America's second-largest airline seeks rescue funding from governments while operating cargo services under Chapter 11.

IAG incurred a loss of around $577 million in the first quarter of 2020, and sees even tougher trading conditions in the second and third quarters.

The Franco-Dutch airline group warns that passenger demand will not recover to pre-COVID-19 levels "before several years."

Several airlines in the Asia-Pacific region eye a resumption of strategically important overseas routes.

Comair said it aims to restructure itself as a sustainable business.

A near $1 billion private placement unlocks more government aid for Norwegian Air Shuttle.

VistaJet Founder Thomas Flohr Believes Private Aviation Could Help to Restart Airline Service

Airliner deliveries could fall further during the second and third quarters of 2020, resulting in greater financial pressure on the aerospace supply chain.

Flying in masks and gloves and distancing from cabin medical crews is now required conduct for emergency helicopter pilots.

Some 12,000 will be laid off at British Airways, which accounted for the majority of parent group IAG's declining revenues during the first quarter.

A passenger face-covering requirement at JetBlue starting May 4 follows national measures in Canada and the UAE.

Airline and airport groups decry the Argentine government’s decision to close the country to air travel for another four months.

The International Air Transport Association acknowledges that a coordinated relaxation of lockdowns could prove difficult given “different realities.”

Delta Air Lines takes steps to accelerate plans to simplify its fleet in preparation for the “new normal.”

The International Air Transport Association points to a failure of governments to provide financial support as a reason for Virgin Australia’s insolvency.

The International Air Transport Association calls for so-called confidence-boosting measures to attract passengers.

Some 4,700 pilots and cabin crew at Norwegian Group subsidiaries risk losing their jobs.

The UAE’s national airline has moved forward scheduled engine changes and major modifications on several grounded airplanes ahead of a return to service.

In return for grants and low-interest loans, Payroll Support Program participants may not furlough workers until September 30.

The IATA detailed various levels of regulation for using passenger airplanes as freighters.

The International Air Transport Association reported a steeper drop in air travel and prospects of a deeper recession than previously expected.

Dubai’s state-owned carrier said it would start new repatriation flights on April 15.

Authorities expect Daxing Airport to host an average of 75 flights per day and an estimated daily volume of 8,000 passengers between April 12 to May 2.

Hong Kong International Airport has “nearly closed,” according to the airport authority’s chief executive, Carrie Lam.