Airlines

The move by UK budget airline EasyJet to delay deliveries comes amid pressure from its biggest shareholder to cancel an order for 107 A320neos.

U.S. low-fare carrier JetBlue will reduce departures from the New York area from 215 to 30.

Members of the Unite union employed by BA voted to accept 30,000 furloughs by a 99-percent margin.

The Covid-19 epidemic has prompted Lufthansa Group to retire several aircraft and close bases.

With aviation in the UK all but grounded, the government is addressing emergency loan applications on a case-by-case basis.

Stelios Haji-Ioannou said he wants EasyJet’s CFO removed as part of an effort to abandon an A320neo order.

Emirates chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum confirmed plans for a “limited number” of passenger flights out of Dubai International Airport.

British Airways' cabin and ground-crew furlough agreement includes a guarantee of no unpaid temporary layoffs or redundancies.

Dubai’s state-owned carrier Emirates has supplemented its SkyCargo operation with Boeing 777 passenger airplanes.

The spread of Covid-19 has hit airlines in Brazil and Colombia particularly hard.

The International Air Transport Association calls for states to allow airlines to issue vouchers rather than direct refunds for canceled tickets.

Congressional Democrats cite the airlines’ “moral responsibility” to pay back customers and repatriate U.S. citizens.

The London Luton-based budget carrier operated the last of 650 rescue flights on Sunday.

The U.S. Treasury Department now faces the task of allocating coronavirus aid and assigning conditions.

SIA Group expects to raise as much as S$15 billion in equity and debt funding.

The Australian flag carrier uses seven Boeing 787-9s as collateral for a new loan.

The international airline trade body calls on governments to urgently help bridge the industry’s liquidity problems.

An order issued by the Indian government to stop all domestic passenger flights followed a shutdown of train operations.

The move to suspend most flights at SIA Group follows similar actions by major Gulf-region carriers Emirates Airline and Etihad Airways.

The Dubai-based air transport giant will shut down passenger flying while imposing a 25 to 50 percent salary cut.

Almost 50,000 flights and more than 10 million seats will disappear from the market as a direct result of the European Union's 30-day travel ban.

Australia's flag carrier decided to “stand down” two-thirds of its workforce as overseas flying ceases.

The German airline group has entered talks with Airbus and Boeing to defer deliveries and cancel orders.

Trans States Holdings sees its second regional subsidiary fail in the course of a week.

U.S. airlines expect to be “first in line” for government support of the aerospace industry.

The Atlanta-based airline is cutting total system capacity by 70 percent.

Austrian Airlines to stop flying March 18, Porter on March 20.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline’s summer schedule adds capacity to Amsterdam, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Milan, and Singapore.

The St. Louis-based United Express partner has accelerated its original plan to draw down operations by year-end.

Long-haul LCC Norwegian Air will halt all intercontinental service by the end of March.