Airlines

The resignation of Cathay Pacific executives followed unprecedented unrest in Hong Kong.

Vietnam Airlines has taken delivery of the first of eight 787-10s, and is eyeing U.S. codeshare flights.

Hong Kong International wins a court injunction to ban protests.

Cathay Pacific fires two ground workers and suspends a second pilot for their participation in the demonstrations.

Low-cost carrier Jeju Air adds capacity to China as Japanese services wane.

The low-cost airline attributes the decision to end transatlantic services to the continuing Max grounding and its network overhaul.

Cathay Pacific warns its employees not to participate in protests or face firing.

The European OEM’s delivery rate slowed again in July, though the year-to-date total exceeds last year's.

Having lost its position as a trusted partner of Japan, South Korea has initiated a boycott of Japan and its products, a move affecting its airlines.

Vistara, Spicejet, and IndiGo all have used slots gained with the closure of Jet Airways to expand internationally.

Hong Kong's flagship carrier records strong first half amid rising trade tensions and citywide unrest.

Pakistan’s airspace may close again, after reopening in July following five months of disruption.

IATA cautions that its air freight forecast for zero average growth in 2019 now “looks optimistic.”

The group inked a letter of intent with Boeing for 200 units at the Paris Air Show in July .

India is gathering information as it works through political challenges CORSIA faces in the nation.

Brazil’s civil aviation agency awards idle takeoff and landing rights at Congonhas Airport to three airlines.

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury raises the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit and the prospect of tariffs leveled by the U.S.

A new deal allows the Paris Orly-based low-cost carrier to grow beyond the 40 Boeing 737-800 cap imposed in 2014.

Boycotts by South Koreans prompt carriers to cut services to Japan.

The French airline also confirms it will dispose of its entire fleet of 10 A380s by 2022.

The Irish flag carrier plans to start flying the long-range narrowbody between Dublin and Hartford on August 2.

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines has removed the Max from its flight schedule through January 5.

The Kenyan parliament votes to accept a committee plan to re-nationalize the flag carrier.

The proposed combination features ties with regional aircraft lessor Falko Regional Aircraft.

The New York-based airline calls Airbus’s production challenges “very disappointing.”

BA pilot dispute leads a broader wave of social unrest in the industry across the UK as the likelihood of a hard-Brexit rises.

The fast-growing Indian LCC sees a 44-percent increase in operations revenue in the second quarter.

The Malaysian government considers four offers to manage MAB from local companies.

EU airlines label eco-taxes as a missed opportunity to decarbonize the industry.

The subcontinent’s DGCA lists a number of common oversights in its 2018-22 Aviation Safety Plan.