Airlines

MCAS issue aside, coked fuel nozzles in CFM LEAP engines have also been revealed to affect the 737 Max and will require inspections.

The FAA’s 737 Max recertification safety-analysis summit on May 23 is separate from the JATR review beginning on April 29.

Losses at the already troubled Oslo-based group have widened as it finalises deals with Airbus and Boeing to postpone narrowbody deliveries.

The former Soviet republics represent what could be just one example of a region where Embraer E-Jets are making more headway due to Max issues.

Western lessors and banks are keen to be involved as Russian regional air transport growth could soar under a new Kremlin program.

Korean airline has debts to pay despite a government bailout, and now a sale is the only way to avoid eventual collapse despite route cuts.

JetBlue is confident it will obtain ETOPS certification by the time its A321LRs are delivered.

Mounting debt with no sign of relief places the company's future in dire straits.

The expansion opens to travelers destinations that were previously difficult to reach.

The number of unemployed local pilots grows while Indonesian airlines continue to hire foreign flight crew.

The delivery re-shuffle forms part of low-cost carrier Norwegian's ongoing financial restructuring.

EU-wide performance targets for the next five years call for a reduction in delays and costs.

The Malaysia Airlines subsidiary plans to start flying from Seletar Airport in Singapore on April 21.

New management at the Mexican airline has decided to concentrate on repairing its existing fleet of SSJ100s.

A plan to settle the debts of the bankrupt Brazilian airline calls for its partition into seven pieces.

The Brazilian airline becomes the first in the world to obtain OPIC financing.

The Slovenian airline last year signed an MOU with Sukhoi for the long-term lease of 15 SSJ100s.

The Saudi low-fare airline remains uncertain about Boeing Max deliveries as the manufacturer works on a software update.

The Japanese flag carrier’s tax exemption arising from bankruptcy has just ended.

Discount carriers continue to excel in Europe while business aviation and all-cargo lose market share.

The UK-headquartered LCC maintains it is well prepared for any Brexit outcome.

The world’s largest travel group anticipates the new Boeing narrowbodies will not return to service before mid-July.

The Icelandic ultra-low-cost-carrier joins a rapidly growing list of airline closures in Europe.

Share purchase agreement will give the Hong Kong flag carrier access to the LCC market segment.

Fellow Brazilian airline Azul has agreed to assume slots at three major airports.

Rescue talks with both Indigo Partners and Icelandair Group collapsed last week.

The Federation's import body has denied an import license to Pobeda Airlines for 30 737 Max jets while Rosaviatsiya withholds A220 certification.

Some Boeing 787s that the LCC had preemptively parked to mitigate Trent 1000 problems will return to service.

Lenders plan to start a bidding process for the private Indian airline on April 9.

The Indonesian flag carrier cites a loss of confidence among passengers in the new Boeing narrowbody.