Airlines

A new governance structure includes the reappointment of Pieter Elbers as CEO of KLM.

The European Commission had sought to freeze UK airline capacity at this year’s levels and prohibit code sharing.

The Tunisian flag carrier sees modest growth despite geopolitical difficulties.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline tempers its ambitions to compete globally with high-powered Gulf neighbors.

A route beween Jakarta and Phnom Pehn will connect the capital cities for the first time since the start of the Cambodian civil war.

Negotiators fail to break an impasse over staffing levels and work rules at Taiwan’s flag carrier.

Sixteen African states have removed all restrictions from air service agreements, but more needs to be done.

All flights to and from Belgium will be suspended for 24 hours due to a national strike affecting staffing levels at the ANSP.

The establishment of a West African MRO hub accompanies plans to launch a Nigerian flag carrier.

Progress on the sale of the Italian flag carrier remains unclear, as Air France-KLM weighs withdrawing from a rescue deal.

The Australian flag carrier confirms that its fleet and network planning has not considered the order for eight airplanes “for some time.”

The European travel group seeks to sell all or some of its airlines, including Condor in Germany, to shore up its finances.

The first of the Airbus narrowbodies to carry paying passengers in the Americas flew from New York to Boston.

Plans call for Norwegian Air Shuttle to form a leasing joint venture with a “very strong” Asian company.

United Airlines plans to deploy at least 50 of the reconfigured CRJ700s with regional partner GoJet by the summer of 2020.

Manufacturers have sent the first responses to an RFP Spirit issued in late 2018.

The Berlin-based airline is the latest on a growing list of recent airline failures in Europe.

The Kremlin agrees to provide most of the funding to resuscitate Cuba’s airliners.

Europe’s largest low-cost carrier overhauls its corporate structure in an effort to deliver cost and operating efficiencies across its subsidiaries.

The airline will end services to Delhi and Bombay, postpones launch of controversial Chicago route.

The group abandons Hop! brand and livery to integrate it into Air France.

The European airframer confirms reports of negotiations but declines to get specific.

The country’s oldest privately held airline has entered talks with lessors to avoid aircraft repossession.

Japan's largest carrier is moving quickly to fulfill a five-year growth plan.

The Thai regional airline names the son of former chief executive to run the company.

Government shutdown forces the Atlanta-based airline to shift first revenue flight of the former C Series from January 31 to February 7.

The British Airways parent confirms that it does not plan to bid for the low-cost carrier.

JetBlue, Southwest Airlines, and American Airlines say the shutdown is hurting the U.S. air travel industry and is beginning to affect their revenues.

Federal Aviation Administration furloughs have forced Alaska Airlines to delay the launch of service to the Seattle-area reliever airport.

The Scandinavian airline intends to deploy the narrowbody on intercontinental routes.