Airlines

Southeast Asia’s most populous country moved to temporarily suspend all flights to China earlier this month as efforts to contain the virus intensified.

According to IATA, the coronavirus situation calls for a justified non-use of slots and airlines should not lose their grandfather rights.

SIA plans to integrate the operations of narrowbody subsidiary SilkAir by early next year.

The EU and the UK call for a negotiated solution on the long-running dispute over subsidies to large aircraft programs.

The US airline commits to fully offset carbon emissions starting March 1.

Despite trade wars and the coronavirus crisis, the Boeing Commercial Airplanes v-p for sales sees pent-up demand in China rather than supply “overhang.”

Bombardier has sold its remaining stake in the A220 airliner program, with Airbus and the government of Quebec now having full ownership.

The European airframer is targeting about 880 commercial jet deliveries this year, slightly up from 863 shipments in 2019.

The first services for the new JAL subsidiary start on May 14 from Tokyo to Bangkok.

The captain of an Air Baltic A220 narrowbody shut down the left PW1500G engine before diverting to Bordeaux on a fight from Riga to Malaga.

“Key decision makers” at Garuda received $3.3 million in illicit payments from various firms, including Airbus and Rolls-Royce.

Three new short-takeoff ATR airliners will help Papua New Guinea PNG Air expand its network further into rural communities.

Thales will install its latest Core IFE inflight entertainment systems on Sichuan Airlines' A350s, which are due to enter service at the end of 2021.

A memorandum of understanding between Bell, Japan Airlines and Sumitomo covers work to developing an ecosystem for urban air mobility services.

The Italian airline will be liquidated following years of losses and an apparent disagreement between shareholders whether to inject more funds.

The number of flights across Europe recorded their lowest growth rate last year since 2013.

The Irish low-cost carrier’s chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs resigned and will leave his post in April.

The Coronavirus outbreak has already resulted in a steep dip in airline traffic in China and disruption to the aerospace supply chain.

China sees steady aerospace development amid trade tensions.

Ukraine has been hitting the headlines again recently but it still remains vulnerable to Russia, so is trying to bolster its defenses.

The Turkish low-cost carrier experienced three runway excursions in the past two years, two at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport.

The national carrier of Qatar continues to find avenues to counter the effects of a Saudi-led blockade.

“Key decision makers” at Garuda allegedly received $3.3 million in illicit payments from various firms, including Airbus and Rolls-Royce.

Delta and United joined American Airlines on Friday in reacting to tightening travel restrictions and low load factors.

The Irish low-cost carrier group signals readiness to negotiate an order for 737 Max 10s.

AirAsia and its long-haul arm, AirAsia X, allegedly accepted a $50 million bribe from Airbus in the form of a sports sponsorship agreement.

American continues to fly some 56 monthly flights between Dallas and Chinese airports.

American’s move to cancel all service to mainline China effectively settles a lawsuit brought by the Allied Pilots Association.

Ivory Coast reported the first suspected case of the new coronavirus in Africa on Sunday.

The Indian LCC must replace all nonconforming engines on its remaining A320neos by May 31