Airlines

The deal involves a new firm order for 10 airplanes and a conversion of an existing order for 26 A320neos.

Air Tahiti Nui Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Flies at Paris Air Show

Taiwan’s flag carrier prepares to launch operations from Taipei to North American and Europe.

The U.S. private equity fund orders 50 of the long-range single -isle jetliner for three of its low-cost carriers.

The Doha-based carrier plans to take all of the cargo planes next year as it prepares to increase the size of its fleet 20 percent.

The order includes the conversion of 30 of the airline’ s existing A321neo slots

Air France KLM subsidiary will receive its first aircraft in 2021.

The Philippines-based low-cost carrier will configure its new A330-900s with 460 seats.

The kingdom’s flag carrier now holds firm orders for 65 neos.

The British Airways parent plans to allocate the new narrowbodies between Iberia and Aer Lingus.

The British Airways parent plans to take as many as 200 of the narrowbodies to fly out of Gatwick Airport.

SmartSky’s new 4G LTE ATG network provides Wi-Fi connectivity “similar to office environments”.

The airline will eliminate 1,300 tons of single-use plastic by year-end.

Low-cost carrier Transavia teams up with OpenAirlines to launch real time and in-flight fuel-saving application for the cockpit.

The new widebodies are part of the airline’s goal to become the UK’s second flag carrier at London Heathrow.

Air Lease Corporation commits to 27 of the new model as part of an order for 100 Airbus narrowbodies.

GECAS will lease nine A220s to David Neeleman’s new venture

Skywise enables airlines to store, manage, and analyze data, as well as benchmark against trends of other airline users.

While airlines need to perform certain upkeep on grounded airplanes such as the 737 Max, their maintenance schedules become out of sync.

Israeli company Bird Aerosystems is looking to expand its client base in maritime and airliner protection systems.

It hasn't been an easy ride but Qatar Airways has fared remarkably well during regional tensions, helped by an ever-confident CEO.

Latvian airline Air Baltic plans to double its fleet size by 2025 though it will need additional capital to fund the growth.

Plans calls for Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair to register up to 60 aircraft on its Maltese subsidiary’s AOC.

High speed rail looks likely to replace airlines as the main domestic transportation mode, though there are LCCs set to fight back.

A new “open skies” proposal by President Joko Widodo comes as Garuda Indonesia answers allegations of price fixing.

The Inner Mongolian carrier took delivery of its second example of the Chinese regional jet on June 4.

IATA claims it has cleared several hundred million dollars of blocked funds, but the problem persists.

Mikosz reports he decided to leave the Kenyan national carrier for personal reasons.

Three new Korean LCCs hope to launch operations next year.

The embattled chief executive expresses frustration over the SAA’s board failure to meet his conditions of employment.