Airlines

Indonesia’s flag carrier resumes partnership agreement with Sriwijaya Air while debts continue to accumulate.

The Slovenian carrier’s grounding marks the fourth airline failure in Europe in September.

France’s minister of economy claims the operator faced unfair competition from Norwegian.

Europe’s largest LCC sees fuel taxes as better than environmental taxes and hopes to onboard 30 Boeing 737 Max 200s by mid-year 2020.

The U.S. airline will take four Airbus A350s and assume an order for 10 from South America’s dominant airline.

Beijing's Daxing International starts services on schedule.

The €380 million loan still needs approval from the European Union antitrust regulator.

ANZ expects to receive Dreamliner deliveries from late 2022 to 2027.

The global airline trade body calls on government across the world to implement CORSIA and steer away from introducing regional schemes.

German airline subsidiary Condor continues operating during the Thomas Cook bankruptcy, and it is seeking a government-backed bridging loan.

The decision to give airlines a choice of airports has led to complications for Chinese aviation authorities.

The integrated UK tourism group owns airlines in Germany, the UK, Scandinavia, and Spain.

Pilots union BALPA called off a planned strike at British Airways on September 27, but it could take more strike action through January 2020.

The oldest airline in Africa plans to take its second A220 on October 1.

Airlines scrap more than 100 flights amid raging fires across the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan.

A report commissioned by Virgin Atlantic argues that the expansion of London Heathrow Airport will increase competition with 350 extra daily slots.

EU/UK air traffic rights are set to continue through October 2020, but there is still serious uncertainty what a No Deal Brexit means for air transport.

Upheaval persists as political protests in Hong Kong continue.

India’s only private full-service airline seeks to expand internationally and eyes first long-haul destination next year.

In addition to Dreamliners, decision turns on whether to adopt single narrowbody type

The Malaysian low-cost carrier group signs up for 30 of the European OEM’s newly launched long-range single-aisle aircraft.

The Tanzanian government is hopeful the twinjet will soon be released and put back in service.

The Belgian subsidiary of Lufthansa group targets an 8 percent operating profit margin by 2022.

Virgin Australia reports its seventh consecutive annual loss and braces for deep restructuring.

Avianca’s demise triggers consolidation of regional operators in Brazil.

Air New Zealand profits fall on the effects of rising fuel cost and Trent 1000 engine trouble.

The high court in Dublin blocked planned walkouts by Ireland-based pilots.

The Indian government plans to offer a 95-percent stake in the debt ridden national carrier.

Services on 12 new slot pairs to start near the end of March.

Planned pilot walkouts are part of a wider wave of industrial unrest spreading across the low-cost carrier’s network.